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08/02
06:45
Historical cumulative losses reach $2.86 million as Hyperliquid trader's BRENTOIL long position gets liquidated again
Odaily News: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a Hyperliquid trader's long position of 47,610 BRENTOIL was liquidated 4 hours ago, resulting in a loss of $277,600. The trader had another BRENTOIL liquidation 6 days ago, losing $288,500. The two losses combined total $566,100, bringing the trader's historical cumulative losses to $2.86 million.
06:34
加密支付卡消费额连续5个月增长,7月达7.06亿美元创历史新高

Odaily News: Cryptocurrency payment card spending reached $705.5 million in July, up 12.2% from June, setting a new all-time high and marking the fifth consecutive month of growth. (Coin Bureau)

06:30
Analyst: BTC Remains in a Consolidation Range, Bearish Market Narrative Could Trigger a Rally at the Start of the Month

Odaily News Crypto analyst Killa posted on X, stating that as BTC enters a new monthly cycle, a relatively clear bearish narrative has formed in the market. Therefore, the likelihood of an upward reaction at the start of the month is relatively high. 

The analyst noted that BTC is currently still in a consolidation range and is near the bear market low. Two possible scenarios may follow: first, a further decline breaking below $57,000 to complete the final pullback; second, an upward breakout starting this month, continuing the range-bound trend. Personally, the analyst leans toward BTC seeing an upward reaction of about 2%–4% at the start of the month, but does not rule out the possibility of continued downside afterward.

06:24
New wallet and associated wallet collectively withdrew 105.055 BTC from BitMEX, worth approximately $6.66 million
Odaily News: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a newly created wallet withdrew 100 BTC from BitMEX, worth approximately $6.34 million; another wallet linked to the same individual received 5.055 BTC, worth approximately $318,500, bringing the total withdrawal to 105.055 BTC, worth approximately $6.66 million.
05:51
Hacker Deposits 229.72 ETH, Valued at $445,000, from Coldcard Attack Involving Approximately 30 BTC into Duel.comcasino
Odaily News: According to monitoring by Galaxy's Head of Research, a victim's Coldcard wallet was compromised in a hacker attack involving nearly 30 BTC, of which 17 BTC were swapped for ETH via THORChain and subsequently deposited into Duel.comcasino. The victim and a researcher have sent emails to all known addresses associated with Duel.comcasino, requesting that the relevant funds be frozen, and provided all transaction and deposit information. The hacker deposited 229.72497255 ETH, valued at $445,000, into Duel.comcasino—funds originating from the Coldcard attack involving approximately 30 BTC. The victim stated that Duel.comcasino responded by saying that the police would need to contact their team. Duel.comcasino's anti-money laundering policy claims it enforces Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures and complies with all applicable laws. Duel.comcasino was notified within minutes of the deposit being completed. To date, Duel.comcasino has not frozen the relevant funds. Since most of the Western world had already passed midnight at the time of the incident, police reports cannot be filed until at least Monday. If Duel.comcasino fails to freeze the funds, the victim will pursue legal action against them. Duel.comcasino's X account has been suspended, and Galaxy's Head of Research has also flagged individuals on X suspected of being associated with the platform, including team members and dealers: @korraflow, @atrois7, @MiaMalkova.
05:50
UBS: Global Cloud Provider Memory Spending Expected to Grow 127% by 2027

Odaily News, P Equity Research posted on the X platform, stating that UBS expects global cloud service provider spending on DDR memory to reach $190.6 billion in 2026, growing to $448.9 billion in 2027, representing a year-over-year increase of approximately 135%. Additionally, UBS forecasts that overall memory spending will grow by about 127% in 2027.

05:40
Andersen Capital Founder: The "Easy Money" Era of the S&P 500 May Be Ending, Sectors Like Quantum Computing Could Present Opportunities

Odaily News, Peter Andersen, founder of Andersen Capital Management, stated that as investors begin to reassess the returns on AI capital expenditures, future market gains may depend more on individual stock selection rather than simply allocating to the S&P 500 index.

He believes that the market's previous trading logic of "buying anything related to AI" is cooling down, and capital may shift toward previously overlooked sectors, including quantum computing, European defense, and equipment leasing industries.

Andersen stated that the AI investment trend is not over yet, but large tech companies need to prove that massive capital expenditures can translate into actual revenue and cash flow. He is also bullish on the long-term potential of quantum computing, believing this field could become the next direction of competition in computing technology.

05:38
Analyst: Trump's Cancellation of Strike on Iran, Saudi Diplomatic Mediation and Iranian Pressure Likely Key Factors

Odaily News Agency reports that Trump has announced the cancellation of a strike on Iran, citing requests for a delay from Iran and other Middle Eastern countries. Earlier, sources said Saudi Crown Prince called Trump to express concerns. Military analyst and former U.S. Air Force Colonel Cedric Leighton believes both Saudi Arabia and Iran have ample reasons to avoid further escalation of regional conflict. Leighton pointed out that Saudi Arabia bears economic pressure due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, and as a key Gulf ally of the U.S., its diplomatic mediation played a significant role in Trump's decision to postpone the strike.

He also noted that Iran is under pressure from the blockade of the strait and economic damage, and after five months of conflict, may also be buying time while striving to survive. "If there is indeed diplomatic pressure from Iran... I think this may reflect that Iran is trying to buy time," Leighton said. "They are indeed under considerable pressure, both economically and militarily. But at the same time, I am also aware that Iran is making every effort to survive," he added. (CNN)

05:32
FBI Reports Cryptocurrency-Related Losses Exceeding $11 Billion in 2025, New York Attorney General Warns CLARITY Act Could Weaken State Enforcement Powers
Odaily News: The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) disclosed that cybercrime losses reported by Americans in 2025 approached $21 billion, with 181,565 complaints related to cryptocurrency and total losses exceeding $11 billion. New York Attorney General Letitia James testified before Congress on July 27 that the CLARITY Act, which would transfer primary regulatory authority over digital assets to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), could weaken states' ability to investigate fraud and hold cryptocurrency companies accountable. James called on crypto platforms to comply with anti-money laundering, know-your-customer, cybersecurity, and market surveillance requirements, and to bear financial responsibility for preventable fraud. Her office has seen nearly a threefold increase in cryptocurrency fraud complaints over the past three years, with related losses approaching $500 million over the past five years.
05:29
星球午讯

1. Trump claims he received a request from Iran to delay an attack, agreeing to call off the strike in exchange for a deal;

2. Hitting an 8-month high, Bitcoin daily active addresses rise to nearly 1 million following the Coldcard hack;

3. South Korea's net stablecoin outflow reached $367 million in June, approaching net purchases of overseas stocks;

4. Iranian military: Trump's claim that Iran requested a halt to the attack is a "lie";

5. First pure storage ETF on U.S. stock market includes ChangXin Memory Technologies;

6. Goldman Sachs expects the Fed to hold rates steady in 2026;

7. SemiAnalysis founder plans to raise a $400 million venture capital fund;

8. LAB insider address recharged 5.8 million LAB to KuCoin after a three-week hiatus.

05:06
Coldcard-specific single-signature settings will be cleared, affecting firmware from March 17, 2021 and later
Odaily News: Galaxy's Head of Research posted on Platform X stating that all Coldcard single-signature settings that were not set up using dice rolls, do not have a passphrase configured, and use firmware from March 17, 2021 or later will be cleared. Unless users import a high-entropy seed from another source or use multiple dice rolls, it is recommended to completely stop using Coldcard.
05:04
South Korea's stablecoin net outflow reached $367 million in June, approaching net purchases of overseas stocks

Odaily News: Domestic stablecoin funds in South Korea continue to flow to overseas exchanges. Data from the Financial Supervisory Service shows that in June 2026, the volume of stablecoins transferred from South Korea's top five crypto exchanges to overseas exchanges reached 2.7625 trillion KRW, while inflows amounted to 2.2022 trillion KRW, resulting in a net outflow of approximately 560.3 billion KRW (around $367 million).

Data indicates that from January 2025 to June 2026, net outflows of stablecoins to overseas exchanges have exceeded inflows for 18 consecutive months. In the second quarter of this year, South Korea's net stablecoin outflow reached 1.6872 trillion KRW, while during the same period, net selling of overseas stock investments totaled 1.6185 trillion KRW. Analysts believe that stablecoins flowing overseas are primarily used for cryptocurrency derivatives unavailable on domestic exchanges, spot and futures products related to Korean stocks, as well as services such as RWA and DeFi.

A South Korean lawmaker stated that capital outflows and high-leverage trading overseas have increased risks for investors, and the government needs to strengthen related regulations and protective measures. (Yonhap)

04:36
US Secretary of State: US Strikes Have Made Iran More Willing to Negotiate

Odaily News, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in an interview with Fox News that, as a result of Washington's military strikes, Iran is now more willing to negotiate on issues including its nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz. Rubio reiterated that the US strikes destroyed Iran's navy, air force, missile defense systems, launch devices, and weapons production facilities, and "severely weakened" its defensive capabilities. "They still have missiles and drones, and they can still cause damage," Rubio said. But he claimed that Iran no longer possesses "the conventional shield they once intended to hide behind." "This has changed the entire landscape. That is the only reason they are now willing—and in some cases even seem eager—to reach an agreement on denuclearization and an agreement on the Strait. Because we are now dealing with them from a position of strength, not weakness," he said. (Jin Shi)

03:57
Bitcoin daily active addresses rise to nearly 1 million after Coldcard hack, hitting an 8-month high

According to Odaily, monitoring by Julio Moreno shows that following the Coldcard hack, Bitcoin's daily active addresses increased from 645,000 on July 30 to nearly 1 million on July 31, reaching the highest single-day level since December 10, 2024. The growth was primarily driven by an increase in active sending addresses, while the rise in active receiving addresses was relatively smaller.

03:51
伊朗军方:特朗普称伊朗要求停止攻击是“谎言”

Odaily News: Iran's Mehr News Agency quoted Iranian military officials on the 2nd as saying that U.S. President Trump's claim that Iran asked to stop attacks is "a new lie." (Xinhua)

03:45
Galaxy Research Head: Coldcard attack ongoing, will update affected address count statistics

Odaily News, Galaxy Research Head Alex Thorn posted on X platform, stating that the attack targeting wallet addresses with weak random numbers generated by Coldcard is still ongoing. Users who still hold funds in Coldcard single-signature wallets should immediately migrate to secure addresses. New victim addresses and attacker addresses are continuously being added to the investigation database, and Galaxy Research plans to release updated statistics on the number of affected addresses.

He noted that the previously identified waves 1, 2, and 3 of the attack exhibit clear programmatic characteristics, and the stolen BTC currently remains in the attacker's addresses without any transfers. However, in recent times, smaller-scale attackers have begun exploiting the vulnerability to steal funds and move them through peeling chains, cross-chain services, and other methods. It is certain that single-signature wallet addresses generated by Coldcard after the March 2021 firmware upgrade are all potentially at risk, and users should migrate funds as soon as possible.

Previously reported, Galaxy Research has disclosed that the Coldcard vulnerability attack has affected approximately 1,367.05 BTC (approximately $88.6 million), involving around 4,585 addresses.