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ALT5 Sigma, a World Liberty Financial treasury company associated with the Trump family, has just transferred 1.815 billion WLFI tokens—about $99.77 million—to a new address.

This transfer itself does not necessarily mean a sell-off, but the size is notable: ALT5 still holds roughly 5.09 billion WLFI tokens, worth about $282 million. Large “warehouse moves” often amplify market speculation about subsequent liquidity—whether it’s internal rebalancing, custody migration, or preparations for the next phase of operations. For now, only the new address’s future actions will tell.

On the trading side, the WLFI narrative is still tightly linked to politics and treasury themes, so short-term price action is more likely to be magnified by capital flow. In the broader market, BTC is trading at 63,051, with the pivot point PP 62,715.9 / R1 63,203 / S1 62,305.2; ETH is at 1,854.67, with PP 1,846.41 / R1 1,872.2 / S1 1,818.37. First, see whether BTC can hold the 62,715.9 pivot point before deciding on your risk exposure.

Viewpoint: Treat transfers like this as an observation signal, not a post-event narrative. Focus on whether the new address continues to disperse tokens, whether it is close to exchange-related addresses, and whether WLFI liquidity is being expanded at the same time.

BTC 63051 | PP 62715.9 | R1 63203 | S1 62305.2
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH $WLFI #WLFI

The market is up 0.01% all day—yet people are still shouting “breakout”?

BTC closed at 63,054. Over the past 24 hours, the range was 62,228 to 63,620, and the close is basically flat. Trading volume was $5.49B, funding rate 0.0088% slightly positive. Neither the bulls have the nerve to keep lighting fires, nor do the bears have the energy to smash it down. With this kind of tape, it’s not accumulation—it’s that nobody wants to be responsible for the direction.

ETH is even worse: 1,853, down 0.66%. The high at 1,885 couldn’t even be broken. The low at 1,820 was only just stepped on. The ETH/BTC pair continues to weaken. In the main breakout wave it’s fuel; in the sideways range it’s dead weight. BNB is up a modest 0.38% to 582—hardly anything.

The whole day’s recap in one sentence: fake-breakout probing, with no real direction.
In the morning it tagged a high of 63,620 and got shoved back. In the afternoon it churned within the box of 62,300–63,200, and at the close it’s stuck right outside the daily sell-zone. Retail traders are still debating in groups whether this is “confirming the bottom,” while a whale account is probably just scrolling short dramas.

Direction: bearish signals are stronger; downside risk takes priority for the night.
Key levels:
1. If BTC can’t hold above 63,203, tonight we’ll primarily look back at 62,700; if it breaks, then 62,305.
2. If tonight it hard-pushes through 63,203 and holds, then we can talk about moves above 63,620; otherwise treat it as a bull trap.
3. ETH 1,872 is the lid. If it can’t hold 1,818, ETH will lead the move and set the pace first.

Night / next-day outlook: weekend liquidity is thinner—don’t expect sentiment to rescue the market. Around 63,000 is an awkward zone: daily sell points overhead, daily buy points underneath. The most likely scenario is that tonight first tests downward toward the 62,305 area, washing out the longs from the day’s fake breakout; if Asia’s morning session can’t reclaim and close above 62,700, then Monday’s open is likely to stay more bearish. Only if it stands above 63,203 with volume and then retests without breaking it, will there be enough basis to change the call.

If you’re calling for a breakout from this position, my advice is: don’t talk until you flip to the 1-hour chart. Sideways isn’t an opportunity—it’s a filter to see who can’t hold on first.

$BTC daily sell point: $63,203 daily buy point: $62,305
$ETH daily sell point: $1,872 daily buy point: $1,818
$BNB daily sell point: $588 daily buy point: $568
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Morgan Stanley has once again “bought the dip.”

According to Arkham monitoring, MSBT—its spot Bitcoin ETF—was used to invest an additional approximately $7.21 million, increasing its holdings by about 114.644 BTC. As of now, its total Bitcoin holdings have surpassed 6,200 BTC, reaching 6,231 BTC, with an on-paper value of over $390 million.

The institutional move is very clear: there’s no panic during pullbacks—keep adding. This isn’t a slogan driven by emotion; it’s real capital being deployed through the spot ETF channel. The market implication is direct as well: large players still treat BTC as a long-term allocation asset rather than short-term trading chips.

At the current BTC price of 63,125.9, it is up only 0.129% over the past 24 hours. The high is 63,620.0 and the low is 62,228.8. Trading volume is 535 million USDT. The funding rate is 0.00008424, which is overall neutral. In the short term, watch whether 63,203.0 (R1) can hold; if it fails, price may retrace toward 62,715.9 (PP) and 62,305.2 (S1).

In terms of direction, I’m more inclined to interpret this increase as a mild “bottom-support” signal from institutions: a breakout above needs accompanying volume, while below, there are allocation orders ready to absorb. Don’t get thrown off by intraday narrow-range fluctuations—focus on sustained institutional inflows and the key pivot levels.

Pivot points BTC R1:63203.0/S1:62305.2/PP:62715.9 | ETH R1:1872.2/S1:1818.37/PP:1846.41
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

OpenAI officially announces: ChatGPT has over 1 billion active users worldwide, and more than 2 million enterprise customers.

These numbers are solid. It surpassed 1 million in just 5 days; reached 200 million in August 2024, 500 million in August 2025, and 800 million by October. Originally, internal estimates expected it to cross 1 billion by the end of last year—but it ended up taking about 5 more months to add the final 100 million. Growth has slowed, but the scale is already in a different league: To C is nearing its ceiling, while To B and agent tools are filling in the second curve—GPT-5.6 Sol, ChatGPT Work, and cheaper Terra/Luna. On the compute side, it’s still pushing Stargate and building data centers in South Korea together with Samsung and SK.

The mapping to crypto is straightforward: AI narratives no longer rely on PPT, but on real DAU and the number of paying enterprises. In the chain of compute, data, and agent economics, capital will continue to pick “things that can be implemented,” and vague concepts will be rapidly cleared out. For the short term, don’t mythologize a single coin—first, check whether market-wide risk appetite has been lifted by AI sentiment.

Watch the board in parallel: BTC 63286 (+0.326%), pressured near R1 63203; PP 62715.9, S1 62305.2. ETH 1871.01 (+0.104%), R1 1872.2 / PP 1846.41 / S1 1818.37. Funding rates are still low, and leverage isn’t crowded. Directionally, I’m neutral to slightly bullish: AI fundamentals are a mid-term positive for risk assets, but BTC needs to first hold above 63000 and digest the R1 pressure; for ETH, it depends on whether it can ride the move and break above 1872.

Pivot points: BTC R1:63203.0 S1:62305.2 | ETH R1:1872.2 S1:1818.37
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Galaxy has detected the third wave of the COLDCARD attack. It is estimated that losses have already exceeded $88 million. These types of events do not change the main BTC supply-demand trend in the short term, but they will amplify concerns about hardware wallet security—especially for users who still keep funds in any ColdCard model released after 2020. The key action should first return to a self-custody troubleshooting workflow: firmware source, seed phrase environment, signing device isolation, and the path for migrating funds.

In the market, BTC is currently trading at 63,431.4. The 24h high is 63,620.0 and the low is 62,228.8, with a gain of 0.591%. Trading volume is $4.69 billion, and the funding rate is 8.799e-05. Price is already above R1 63,203.0, suggesting the security incident has not yet crushed mainstream coin sentiment. If it later returns toward PP 62,715.9, we need to watch whether this is merely a pullback caused by the news.

ETH is trading at 1,875.62 and is also above R1 1,872.2. The funding rate is 9.301e-05, indicating risk appetite has not noticeably cooled.

Viewpoint: The security incident looks more like an on-chain/off-chain custody risk reminder rather than something that should be simply equated with a market trend reversal. In the short term, watch whether BTC can hold R1 63,203.0 and PP 62,715.9. If volume continues to hold up, the market may first absorb the news; if it falls back below PP, risk-aversion sentiment may spread more easily.

Pivot points: BTC R1 63,203.0 / PP 62,715.9 / S1 62,305.2; ETH R1 1,872.2 / PP 1,846.41 / S1 1,818.37
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

BSC Meme Coin Asteroid’s market cap drops below $3 million, with an intraday decline of 23.86%. The core of this type of small-cap narrative has shifted from sentiment-driven diffusion to liquidity validation. More importantly, BNB Chain has clarified that it did not create, authorize, promote, or participate in the TST new token event, and stated that it is taking legal action against relevant former employees. The market’s trust discount toward memecoins on the same chain will be amplified accordingly.

In the short term, BNB itself has not gone out of control—price is 582.65, with a 24-hour drop of -1.209%. However, the fluctuation between the low of 573.7 and the high of 593.25 already shows that capital is still repricing events on-chain. If BNB continues to be tugged around PP 580.8, low-cap targets like Asteroid are more likely to be affected by order book depth. If BNB manages to reclaim R1 587.91, then sentiment will have a window for repair. The focus now isn’t how hot the story is, but whether trading volume and liquidity performance can keep up.

Pivot points: BNB R1 587.91 / PP 580.8 / S1 568.36; BTC R1 63203.0 / PP 62715.9 / S1 62305.2
$BNB #BNB $BTC #BTC

Trump Media transferred 2,628 BTC to Crypto.com about 6 hours ago. The on-chain activity itself is more worth watching than the loss number implied by the headline: the company bought at an average price of $118,529 last year, has sold 7,281 coins this year at an average price of about $74,860, and still holds 4,261 BTC.

For the market, this isn’t macro-level selling pressure, but it will reinforce a signal: funds held by a listed company that built positions at higher levels are also adjusting their holdings. In the short term, sentiment can easily be amplified by exchange-related flows.

On the board, BTC is currently at 62,991.5. The 24-hour high is 63,126.6 and the low is 62,228.8—very close to R1 at 63,203.0. If price continues to range above PP at 62,715.9, it suggests there is still support. If it falls back below PP, S1 at 62,305.2 will become the first watch level. ETH is currently at 1,855.81; its momentum is weaker than BTC. Focus on whether 1,846.41 can hold.

Pivot points: BTC R1 63,203.0 / PP 62,715.9 / S1 62,305.2; ETH R1 1,872.2 / PP 1,846.41 / S1 1,818.37
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Swiss crypto bank Sygnum connects to Bancastato online banking, allowing clients in the Canton of Ticino to trade directly on the web and mobile platforms, and to hold BTC, ETH, LTC, and SOL—without needing to open a separate exchange account.

In the short term, this kind of news may not immediately change prices, but it reinforces a direction: European compliant banks are turning crypto assets into a standard feature of online banking, rather than an external add-on. For BTC and ETH, the incremental significance lies in smoother compliance on-ramps and a more natural pathway for long-term capital to reach them. For SOL and LTC, being included in the bank’s initial list of supported assets suggests that institutional channels still favor highly liquid, mainstream coins.

On the chart, BTC is currently 62,754.3, down slightly by -0.45% over the past 24 hours. It is closer to S1 at 61,716.5. The near-term focus is whether the low around 62,714.4 can hold. If price reclaims the PP at 63,553.9, the next target to watch would be R1 at 64,697.3. ETH is currently 1,860.04, down -0.719% over the past 24 hours. Below it is S1 at 1,827.31; above are PP at 1,881.65 and R1 at 1,916.03—key observation levels.

Pivot points: BTC R1 64,697.3 / PP 63,553.9 / S1 61,716.5; ETH R1 1,916.03 / PP 1,881.65 / S1 1,827.31
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

US SOL spot ETF yesterday saw net inflows of $395,400, driven entirely by MSOL; historical total net inflows have reached $19.8574 million, total net asset value of $860 million, and cumulative net inflows of $1.147 billion.

The daily amount isn’t large, but the pipeline is still there: institutional accumulation hasn’t stopped—it's just moving at a slower pace. The broader market is a bit weak: BTC 63063.7 (-0.89%), ETH 1868.59 (-0.71%), and it’s hard for altcoins to celebrate on their own.

Short-term view: funding is slightly bullish, but price still depends on the broader market. If the ETF can keep net inflows stable for several days in a row, SOL will have room for an independent rebound; if BTC keeps hovering near S1, downside pressure will outweigh the ETF’s positive effect.

First assess sustainability—don’t look at a single-day spike.

Pivot points BTC: R1 64697.3 / PP 63553.9 / S1 61716.5
Pivot points ETH: R1 1916.03 / PP 1881.65 / S1 1827.31
$SOL #SOL $BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Coldcard vulnerability deal severely hits self-custody market — CZ says it may be a bear market
📰 Crypto Nightly News | 2026-08-01 21:00

🔥 Major Events
1. Coldcard mnemonic-word vulnerability not discovered for over 5 years — Strive’s VP says a large amount of BTC was damaged; self-custody confidence changes permanently; recommends more vendors and multisig, or institutional custody
2. River records 3,679 BTC in a single day — Users move out from Coldcard; inflows exceed other exchanges
3. CZ calls out TST developer as a scammer — BNB Chain: former employee used mnemonic words to issue new memes without authorization; legal action has been initiated
4. Binance clarifies the TST new-token incident — The dispute continues; the platform emphasizes the boundaries of responsibility
5. SlowMist: unverified contract vulnerability stole about 16.6 WETH — Low-level calls lacked access control; attackers abused the delegated transferFrom
6. Trade[XYZ] compensates about $1.447 million — Responds to the 7/27 SKHYNIX incident; 77 addresses can claim over $10,000

📊 Market Data
7. BTC $63,068.9, 24h -1.03% — Trading volume about $6.94 billion; fee rate about 0.0027%
8. ETH $1,868.12, 24h -0.73% — Trading volume about $4.70 billion; fee rate about 0.0043%
9. BNB $578.66, 24h -2.40% — Among major coins, it’s leading the decline
10. Coinbase BTC premium stays negative for 75 days — Sets the longest negative premium record
11. Arthur Hayes issues 6.16 million SYN and buys 3.05 million ENA — Rapid rebalancing by mid- and small-cap market participants
12. Address holds 16.73 million FARTCOIN with 2x leverage — Also has an additional ~$531,000 buy order
13. Giant whale: 266,400 LINK (~$2.15 million) enters Gnosis Safe — Longer-term lock-up and risk controls

🏛️ Regulatory Policy
14. Sygnum integrates Bancastato — Swiss clients can trade BTC/ETH/LTC/SOL directly
15. Korea Upbit share rises to about 67% — Smaller exchanges bet on breakthroughs via financial integration
16. U.S. European Command warns Israel-supporting military power is insufficient — Geopolitical risk lifts weekend risk premium

💡 Project Updates
17. Chainlink teams up with Swift/UBS/Euroclear, etc. to tackle a pain point of about $58 billion in annualized value — Institutional on-chain settlement narrative heats up
18. Polygon Ithica upgrades go live on the mainnet — Officially activated after the Amoy testnet
19. CZ: even if it’s a bear market, there’s still a lot of capital looking for targets — Structural opportunities have not disappeared
20. Amazon completes a $50 billion investment in OpenAI — AI capital expenditures continue
21. Details on the Leopold fund liquidation: abandoned sale of Anthropic equity, discounted public sale — Warns of risks from a high-leverage narrative

📊 Market Snapshot: BTC $63,068.9 (-1.03%), funding rate 0.002707% | ETH $1,868.12 (-0.73%), funding rate 0.004321% | BNB $578.66 (-2.40%)
📍 Daily trading levels: BTC sell at 64,697 / buy at 61,717 | ETH sell at 1,916 / buy at 1,827 | BNB sell at 594 / buy at 583

$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

A full day of slow drifting down to close out; BTC can’t get above 63,550—so why pretend to be dead during the night session?

All of Saturday was a slow, chronic bleed. BTC is currently at 63,074, down -1.11% over 24H. After touching the high of 63,807, it slid back again. The low was 62,410. Trading volume was 7.2 billion USDT—decently average volume, with absolutely no taste of panic selling being dumped out. ETH at 1,866, -0.88%; BNB even more timid at 580, -1.99%, closing almost right on the intraday low.

The key levels are clear: the daily axis point PP is at 63,554, and most of the day has churned below PP. The high at 63,807 didn’t even manage to brush the edge of R1 at 64,697. The shorts didn’t even bother to give the rebound any room. The funding rates for BTC 0.0019% and ETH 0.0019% are still slightly positive, which means the longs haven’t been fully flushed out—they’re still paying to stand guard. This kind of half-dead, directionless slow bleed is more annoying than a crash, because there’s no emotional liquidation.

The day’s recap in three sentences:
1. Rebounds can’t get past PP; the structure remains bearish and hasn’t changed.
2. The low at 62,410 saw some support, but the buyers look more like grid traders and dip-buyers—not trend-following capital.
3. BNB led the drop; altcoin sentiment keeps getting bled. Don’t expect weekend rotation to rescue you.

Direction: downward risk increases. As long as the night session can’t close back above 63,550, the next step is to watch the earlier low at 62,400 being tested again. If that breaks, it will directly aim for the daily buy zone around 61,717. Want to go long? First take down the cover plate at 63,550–63,800. If you can’t, it’s just a window to distribute on rebounds.

Night session / next-day outlook:
Weekend liquidity is thin. What you fear most isn’t a sudden crash—it’s a slow bleed that keeps going. If, before the Asia session, price continues to chop sideways in the 62,800–63,300 range, it’s likely just storing momentum for next week’s open. If price breaks down below 62,400 on increasing volume, that’s when a decent long “trial-and-error” will appear near 61,700. ETH is in sync: if it can’t hold above 1,880, it will keep tracking BTC weakness; 1,827 is its daily buy-point defense line. BNB is already hugging 580—if it weakens further, the next test is the axis-point support around 582–583. Don’t rush to catch a break.

Don’t comfort yourself in this half-hearted slow drift by saying “it can’t drop anymore.” Between “it can’t drop” and “it’s about to drop,” there’s often just one candlestick that pulls liquidity away. Tonight, first see whether it can reclaim 63,550. If it can’t, don’t pretend to be bullish.

$BTC daily sell point: $64697 Daily buy point: $61717
$ETH daily sell point: $1916 Daily buy point: $1827
$BNB daily sell point: $594 Daily buy point: $583
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Zhibao 1.547 billion USD BTC private placement: Is another listed company scooping up the dip?

Zhibao Technology announced that it has completed a $154.7 million Bitcoin equity-funded private placement, totaling 2,380 BTC. The participants are non-U.S. investors. Chinese listed companies are once again using equity financing to directly swap for BTC. This isn’t “faith” being talked about—it’s real money, brick by brick.

At a rough $154.7 million / 2,380 BTC, the implied trade price is around $65,000 per coin, almost right on top of the current BTC level of $63,044. The funding rate is nearly flat (0.0022%), so neither side dared to push hard. But on the institutional side, they’re still quietly adding positions through the primary market.

On direction, the data is mildly bullish: spot ETFs keep accumulating, listed companies continue to hoard coins, yet the price is still consolidating around the $63k area. The key is whether the daily-line buy zone near $61,700 can hold. If it holds, a pullback will be a buy/add window; if it breaks, then watch for lower ranges. The first resistance is near the daily-line sell point around $64,700.

In one sentence: retail traders are arguing in the order book, while listed companies have already moved the bricks in the primary market.

$BTC daily-line sell point: $64697 daily-line buy point: $61717
$ETH daily-line sell point: $1916 daily-line buy point: $1827
$BNB daily-line sell point: $594 daily-line buy point: $583
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

A Massive Whale Cleans Up Another 7,919 ETH: Chips Averaging $1,771 Are Still Being Accumulated

According to Lookonchain monitoring, an address bought an additional 7,919.5 ETH today, worth about $14.89 million. Since June 30, this whale has accumulated a total of 74,265 ETH at an average price of $1,771 (about $132 million), and also bought 1,050 WBTC at an average price of $64,277 (about $67.49 million). The total comes to nearly $200 million.

Spot ETH is trading at $1,869, down 0.72% over the past 24 hours. The funding rate is only 0.0013%, close to neutral. The whale’s cost basis is around $1,770, and the current price is still in profit. This kind of sustained accumulation looks more like a mid-term positioning rather than a one-night sentiment trade. Bulls have an edge in the short term, but don’t treat “someone is buying” as a mindless chase—what really matters is whether support at $1,827 holds.

Key reference: If it holds the $1,880–$1,916 range, upside room opens. If it pulls back and loses $1,827, the accumulation narrative will cool immediately.

In one sentence: Smart money is still quietly “building bricks” above $1,800, while retail traders always end up scaring each other off during consolidation.

$BTC daily line sell point: $64697 daily line buy point: $61717
$ETH daily line sell point: $1916 daily line buy point: $1827
$BNB daily line sell point: $594 daily line buy point: $583
$ETH #ETH $BTC #BTC $BNB #BNB

ETH spot ETF net inflow 9.03 million, BlackRock’s ETHB alone takes 15.38 million—yet the price is still falling?

On the U.S. East Coast on July 31, Ethereum spot ETFs recorded total net inflows of $9.0295 million. The strongest performer was BlackRock’s Staked ETH ETF (ETHB), with a single-day net inflow of $15.3831 million; its historical cumulative inflow has already reached $544 million. Bitwise’s ETHW, in contrast, saw a net outflow of $2.5371 million. As of the time of writing, the total net asset value of Ethereum spot ETFs is $10.229 billion, accounting for 4.55% of ETH’s market cap. Historically, cumulative net inflows are $11.21 billion.

At the current price, ETH is $1,868, down 0.93% over 24 hours, and the funding rate is close to zero. Institutions are buying the spot ETFs, but the market price is still drifting lower—classic “buy orders can’t absorb the selling pressure.” To regain momentum, bulls at least need to hold above the $1,880–$1,916 zone; if $1,827 is lost, downside room will continue to open up.

While ETFs are accumulating, the derivatives market is releasing pressure. Don’t automatically equate “net inflows” with an immediate surge—when funds enter and when price is realized are never on the same day.

$BTC daily line sell point: $64697 daily line buy point: $61717
$ETH daily line sell point: $1916 daily line buy point: $1827
$BNB daily line sell point: $594 daily line buy point: $583
$ETH #ETH $BTC #BTC $BNB #BNB

Tether cuts its safety cushion in half—can even BTC’s axis be pulled back?

Don’t pretend you didn’t see it at midday. In Q2, Tether’s excess reserves were slashed from about $8.2 billion to $4.1 billion—nearly halved; in the first half, they even posted a negative $3.2 billion on paper. The profit of the stablecoin giant may fall back, but when the safety cushion is cut in half, the market won’t only talk about “faith.”

Look at the tape again: BTC at 63,070, down 1.89% in 24h. The high of 64,477 slid to the low of 62,410, with $9.1 billion worth of U traded. ETH at 1,869, also down 1.89%. The funding rate is still slightly positive—prices are drifting lower, and long positions haven’t been cleaned out. This isn’t the end of a shakeout; the “hold-the-trade” grind is still not over.

Key levels haven’t changed:
1. The daily pivot PP at 63,554. After the morning breakdown, it still hasn’t been reclaimed. If the rebound can’t get back through it, the continuation logic for shorts remains effective.
2. Next support to watch is the daily buy zone at 61,716. After it’s lost, the thin weekend liquidity will reset the downside space again.
3. The daily sell point above at 64,697 is still the bulls’ ceiling. Unless volume returns and price stands back above it, don’t rush to turn a slow bleed into “building a base.”

ETH is even more fragile. The current price is below the axis at 1,882. Daily sell point: 1,916; daily buy point: 1,827. If BTC keeps grinding lower for shorts, ETH will most likely test the 1,827 area first. BNB is relatively more resilient: 592, up slightly by 0.46%, grinding just above the axis, but it can’t drive the broader market rhythm.

Direction: short signals are clear. In the afternoon, prioritize scenarios where rebounds fail against the resistance band 63,300–63,550, then look for a trend-following dip toward 62,200–61,700. Only if price is able to reclaim 63,550 with volume and hold above it will the short thesis need to be reassessed. USDT itself is still the liquidity backbone, but the “excess reserves halved” means defensive capital will be more selective—less elasticity in risk assets is not an excuse to stack leverage at low levels.

What the market hates most over the weekend is this kind of setup: the news backdrop throws cold water, price doesn’t drop deeply, and fees still don’t flip negative. It looks like it’s holding up, but the liquidation window hasn’t opened yet. Don’t mistake sideways action for resilience.

$BTC daily sell point: $64697 daily buy point: $61717
$ETH daily sell point: $1916 daily buy point: $1827
$BNB daily sell point: $594 daily buy point: $583
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Tether excess reserves are cut in half by 4.1 billion, but is the USDT safety cushion still solid enough?

Tether’s Q2 financial report is out: excess reserves dropped sharply from about $8.2 billion at the end of Q1 to $4.1 billion—nearly halving; the first half’s financial results were down by $3.2 billion. In Q1, it still reported net profit of about $1 billion, which implies that the bookkeeping pressure in Q2 must be extremely heavy. Year-over-year, it’s even worse—2025 Q2 net profit was about $4.9 billion, while this year’s Q2 net operating profit is only $1.5 billion (excluding unrealized gains/losses such as BTC/gold and others).

A stablecoin giant’s profit decline doesn’t automatically mean USDT is immediately in trouble, but the market loves to use the “thickness of the safety cushion” as an emotional switch. BTC is currently around 62,979, down 2.1% over 24H, and the funding rate is still slightly positive; ETH is around 1,867 as prices pull back in sync. Risk appetite was already weak—add the narrative of shrinking stablecoin reserves on top, and short-term longs shouldn’t pretend they don’t see it.

The direction: bearish signals are clearer. If BTC breaks and loses the 61,700 area, the downside space will be re-priced; on rebounds, first watch whether it can hold in the 63,600–64,700 zone. USDT itself is still the liquidity backbone, but a “halved excess reserve” will make defensive capital more selective.

In one sentence: Profit can fall, but when the safety cushion gets cut in half, the market won’t only talk about belief.

$BTC daily line sell point: $64697 daily line buy point: $61717
$ETH daily line sell point: $1916 daily line buy point: $1827
$BNB daily line sell point: $594 daily line buy point: $583
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Fidelity-linked wallets split and transfer 260,000 ETH—are institutions repositioning or distributing?

On-chain monitoring shows that Fidelity-linked wallets have split and transferred 260,000 ETH (about $500 million) into three new addresses: 95,000, 87,000, and 78,000 ETH. These wallets were first funded by Fidelity six months ago. This time isn’t a minor consolidation—it’s a structural relocation on the scale of hundreds of millions.

Spot ETH is currently priced at 1865, down 3.0% in the past 24 hours. The funding rate is only 0.0055%, so long leverage isn’t crowded. But the price is already nearing the daily buy zone around 1827. Meanwhile, an institutional-scale split-off outflow looks more like internal redistribution or OTC pre-positioning—not a “buy-the-dip signal” in the retail narrative.

Direction: In the short term, ETH is slightly bearish. First, watch whether it can hold 1827. If it breaks, downside space opens up. A rebound toward around 1916 is where you can observe whether the longs step back in.

BTC is moving in tandem to the downside, slipping to 62902. Before it breaks below the daily buy point of 61716, it’s hard to call for a trend reversal across risk assets.

In one sentence: Institutions are moving pieces on the board—don’t treat wallet splitting as a reason to believe in an adding-to-positions narrative.

$BTC daily sell point: $64697 daily buy point: $61717
$ETH daily sell point: $1916 daily buy point: $1827
$BNB daily sell point: $594 daily buy point: $583
$ETH #ETH $BTC #BTC

BTC smashed through the pivot overnight—are you still fantasizing about a V-shaped reversal?

First, check the data in the morning: BTC is currently 62,922, down 3.18% over the past 24h. The high was 65,391, then it slid all the way to the low at 62,410. Trading volume: $10.9B U. ETH is also weak in sync at 1,865, down 3.14%. The funding rate is still slightly positive—while prices are being dumped, longs haven’t fully been liquidated yet. This isn’t a bottom; it’s longs holding the line.

Key levels are clear:
1. The daily pivot (PP) is 63,554. It has already broken below it. If the rebound can’t reclaim it, further downside would confirm the bears’ continuation.
2. Next support to watch is the daily buy point at 61,716. If it breaks down decisively, downside room will open up quickly.
3. The daily sell point above at 64,697 is currently the ceiling for bulls. Without volume to reclaim and stand back above it, don’t rush to call a reversal.

ETH is even more fragile. Its current price is below the pivot at 1,881. The daily sell point is 1,916, and the buy point is 1,827. If BTC continues grinding lower with bearish momentum, ETH will most likely first test the 1,827 area. BNB is relatively more resilient—589, basically grinding right along the pivot—but don’t expect it to set the pace on its own.

Direction: Bearish signals are obvious. In the early session, prioritize watching whether the rebound fails under the 63,550–63,700 resistance zone, then probe lower within 62,000–61,700. Only if there’s heavy volume to reclaim 63,550 and it holds steady does the short thesis need to be reassessed. Buying a falling knife at this level feels pretty much the same as those who were calling “belief” at yesterday’s highs—the mood is probably similar.

Weekend liquidity is thin. A single push can smash through key psychological levels. Don’t treat the slow grind lower as just a “shakeout,” and don’t treat a slightly positive funding rate as the return of the bulls—funding hasn’t turned negative yet, which suggests the people holding positions are still there. The real liquidation window comes after.

$BTC daily sell point: $64697 daily buy point: $61716
$ETH daily sell point: $1916 daily buy point: $1827
$BNB daily sell point: $594 daily buy point: $583
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Japan and the U.S. team up to support the yen; BTC pulls back nearly 3%
📰 Crypto Morning Brief | 2026-08-01 09:00

🔥 Major Events
1. U.S. and Japan team up for the first time in nearly 30 years to buy yen — The U.S. Treasury coordinates with the New York Fed to intervene in the yen; the finance minister’s memo proposes purchasing $5–10 billion
2. Oil prices rise to the highest level since the Iran war — Energy inflation expectations heat up, putting pressure on risk assets
3. BTC 24h pullback nearly 3% — Currently around $62,922; range $62,411–$65,391; about $11.0 billion in成交
4. trade.xyz completes Hynix exceptional settlement compensation — Valued at $1,115.5 paid in USDC; the excess portion requires due diligence by 8/15

📊 Market Data
5. ETH falls 2.78% to about $1,865 — Trading volume around $7.4 billion; funding rate still slightly positive
6. BNB relatively holds up — Currently about $589.3; 24h only -0.37%
7. Arthur Hayes cuts 2,364 ETH — Bought back about 4.3 million USDC at an average price of about $1,821; loss about $241,000
8. GIGGLE breaks $50 — Up more than 67% intraday; currently around $49.9
9. Address 0xFB36 leverages long KOMA — 2x long position about $403,000; unrealized profit $264,000; ROI 131%
10. Broad AI rally in U.S. stocks — Nasdaq +1%, Ambarella +16%, Amazon +15%
11. AMD surges about 10% on cooperation with Anthropic — AI compute narrative stays hot
12. Institutions remind that August may be choppy/sideways — Market watching for downside protection below $60,000

🏛️ Regulatory Policy
13. Minnesota crypto ATM ban goes into effect — About 350 machines must be taken offline; removed by year-end; complaints loss of nearly $1 million over three years
14. Clarity Act key waiting period — The White House is considering an ethics counter-proposal involving the state’s attorney general; weekend marks a key observation window
15. CFTC settles with Santos — $35,000 penalty for prediction market manipulation case, involving State of the Union contract

💡 Project Updates
16. RWA platform pairs with U.S. stock AI assets — Tokenized trading interest in tokens like NVDA/AMD continues to rise
17. Hynix token “flash crash” exposes pricing risk — Mark price drops sharply for a short time, triggering a chain liquidation
18. Vingroup expands railways and energy — Topic interest heats up; limited impact on mainstream coins
19. High-volatility altcoins diverge between “smart money” and traders — Speculative narratives spike while ETH stop-loss selling and position trimming appear
20. OTC/market-maker channels remain active — Large amounts of ETH flow out via Cumberland and Galaxy

📊 Market Snapshot: BTC $62,921.6 (-2.90%), fee rate 0.00406% | ETH $1,865.17 (-2.78%), fee rate 0.00603% | BNB $589.32 (-0.37%)
📍 Daily buy/sell points: $BTC sell point $64,697 | buy point $61,717 / $ETH sell point $1,916 | buy point $1,827 / BNB sell point $594 | buy point $583

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Uniswap Launches Unlockless Earn: One-Click Interest on USDC/USDT/ETH with No Lockup

Uniswap has launched Earn in its Web App and Wallet, supporting deposits of USDC, USDT, and ETH to earn interest. With a single signature, you can deposit; your funds remain self-custodied throughout the process. There is no lockup and no cooldown, and you can withdraw at any time. At the base layer, Morpho provides the lending infrastructure, and Gauntlet handles portfolio configuration. It’s currently running on the Ethereum mainnet. Uniswap charges no additional fees—only network gas. Positions and earnings can be viewed together in Portfolio.

As of now, ETH is trading around 1,874, down 2.36% over 24H. The funding rate is close to zero. BTC is at 63,049, down 2.74%. When the broader market is weak, this unlockless stablecoin/ETH interest entry can divert some “idle positions” into a low-stress hold to earn yield, rather than forcing you to endure volatility. Short-term bearish signals are still present. For ETH, watch resistance near 1,938 on the daily chart; if it breaks below the 1,895 support level, downside risk increases. Bulls need to wait until it holds above 1,900 before discussing any recovery.

In one sentence: DEX brings “checking-account-style yield” into your wallet. In a bull market, it’s all about returns; in a bear market, it’s about whether you can exit anytime.

$BTC daily sell point: $65413 daily buy point: $63832
$ETH daily sell point: $1938 daily buy point: $1895
$BNB daily sell point: $602 daily buy point: $577
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