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Asian stocks plunge dragging down the market; institutional investors increase holdings of Ethereum
📰 Crypto Morning News | 2026-07-28 09:00

🔥 Major Events
1. South Korean stocks plunge sparks risk-off sentiment — KOSPI falls 8%, SK Hynix drops 11%, Samsung Electronics falls more than 9%; Nikkei 225 drops 4.00%, dragging down crypto as well.
2. Arthur Hayes continues to add to ETH — 2 hours ago spent 6.32 million USDC to buy 3,298 ETH; since July 15, he has accumulated purchases of 7,212.6 ETH at an average price of $1,916.
3. Bitmine receives another 7,500 ETH — 4 hours ago received approximately $14.61 million worth of ETH from BitGo; institutional allocations continue.

📊 Market Data
1. BTC pulls back — currently $63,449.5, down 2.544% over 24h, with about $9.74 billion USDT in trading volume.
2. ETH breaks below $1,900 — currently $1,877.49, down 3.306% over 24h, and funding rates turn negative.
3. BNB holds up relatively — currently $566.06, down 1.187% over 24h.

🏛️ Regulatory Policy
1. US Clarity Bill delayed — the Senate will prioritize nominations and sanctions-related issues; the bill is earliest expected to go to a vote next week.
2. Salvador opposition parties oppose Bitcoin strategy — both major opposition candidates in 2027 criticize Bukele’s approach.
3. Securitize obtains SEC adviser eligibility — the US platform consolidates four regulated business lines, positive for tokenization compliance.

💡 Project Updates
1. Kakao Pay plans to issue tokenized Korean stocks — partnering with Siebert, targeting launch in the first half of 2027.
2. Aster launches AEONUSDT futures — AEON market cap is about $18.60 million; watch for volatility in smaller caps.
3. The Graph advances Atlas data applications — standardized schemas covering protocols such as Aave, Compound, and Spark.

📊 Market Snapshot: BTC $63,449.5 (-2.544%), funding rate 0.002164%; ETH $1,877.49 (-3.306%), funding rate -0.001089%.
📍 Daily buy/sell points: $BTC sell point $65,106.53 | buy point $62,951.03 / $ETH sell point $1,955.24 | buy point $1,854.40 / BNB sell point $574.24 | buy point $562.23

$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Strategy amasses 843,800 BTC, faith backed by cash cushioning

Strategy’s latest disclosure: as of July 26, it held 843,800 BTC, while also increasing its USD reserves to $3.75 billion, with dividends covering about 2.1 years. In plain terms: it’s not chanting “faith” while bareback—at least it has thickened the cash buffer first.

BTC’s current price is 65,054.9, up 0.52% over the past 24 hours. The high-low range is 65,722.5 to 64,374.4, with trading volume of about $8.61 billion. The funding rate is 0.003723%—not exactly euphoric—but the bulls still have a slight edge. My view: as long as it holds around 64,569, BTC still has room to probe further toward 65,868; if it breaks below 64,569, short-term sentiment will flip from the “institutional accumulation narrative” to a “profit-taking window.”

Key levels to watch: the upper 65,868 is the daily sell zone—only when it stands above it can it be considered that yesterday’s intraday pressure has been digested. The lower 64,569 is the daily buy zone—if it drops through, don’t keep using the Saylor story to hype yourself up.

One-sentence summary: cash reserves are the seatbelt, not rocket fuel. Faith believers, don’t hand the steering wheel to news headlines.

$BTC daily sell point: $65868 daily buy point: $64569
$ETH daily sell point: $1990 daily buy point: $1896
$BNB daily sell point: $579 daily buy point: $571
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH $BNB #BNB

ETH treasury buys more and more at a loss, while Bitmine keeps averaging in

Last week, Bitmine bought another 9,946 ETH at about $1,897 each, totaling roughly $18.87 million, and continued its weekly purchasing cadence. It now holds a total of 5.7874 million ETH, with an unrealized loss of 42.2%. This is not a display of belief—it’s the balance sheet hard-fighting volatility.

In terms of the market, ETH is trading at $1,926.13, up 0.99% over the past 24 hours. Trading volume is about $9.22 billion, and the funding rate is 0.00189%. The bulls have the edge, but not in an aggressive way. My view: short-term bias is bullish. $1,907–$1,895 is the line of defense—holding it gives it the qualification to retest $1,982–$1,989. If it falls back below $1,895, the treasury narrative will shift from “continuous allocation” to “the more you buy, the more awkward.”

In one sentence: institutions can slowly average down; retail investors shouldn’t treat someone else’s patience as their own principal.

$BTC daily sell point: $65868 daily buy point: $64569
$ETH daily sell point: $1990 daily buy point: $1896
$ETH #ETH $BTC #BTC

ETH giant whale accumulates 35.85M DAI, and the night session is hot again

One of the most eye-catching items in the late news: about half an hour ago, a massive whale bought 18,030 ETH with 35.85 million DAI. On the other side, the exchange’s USDC funding finished more than two months of net outflows and flipped to net inflows, suggesting in-market ammunition is starting to return.

ETH’s current price is $1,957.15. It’s up 3.845% over 24 hours, with trading volume of about $7.66 billion and a funding rate of 0.00434%. This set of data leans bullish, but don’t treat the whale’s buy as an automatic “get-out-of-trouble” pass. Around $1,989 is the daily selling point. If price can’t push through, it’s easy to turn into a short-term profit-taking zone.

Key levels to watch are two zones: resistance above at $1,989—only a firm hold counts as strength; support below at $1,895—if it breaks down, it means the chase-buying capital is starting to loosen its grip. BTC is also holding the $64,569 buy level in parallel, so the market’s risk appetite can still hold up for a while.

A snarky line: the whale swapping DAI for ETH is positioning/configuration; retail traders seeing the candlestick heat up and chasing is effectively using the move to test someone else’s liquidity.

$ETH daily sell point: $1989 daily buy point: $1895
$BTC daily sell point: $65,868 daily buy point: $64,569
$ETH #ETH $BTC #BTC

Hyperliquid reaches a record high in one year, institutional ETH buying heats up
📰 Crypto Evening News | 2026-07-27 21:00

🔥 Major Events
1. Hyperliquid open interest hits a new 2026 high — OI rises to about $11.5 billion; the HIP-3 traditional financial asset portfolio is about $4.0 billion; S&P 500 is the largest market.
2. Bitmine’s ETH holdings rise to 5.7874 million — added 9,946 ETH over the past week and repurchased 6.1 million shares; holdings are about 4.8% of ETH’s total supply.
3. Kraken’s parent company acquires Magic Labs wallet business — Magic Labs has created over 60 million wallets and serves 200,000 developers; customers will migrate to Payward Services.
4. Circle acquires IBM blockchain patent portfolio — the USDC issuer strengthens its enterprise-grade blockchain patent reserves; Circle was up nearly 3% pre-market.

📊 Market Data
1. BTC edges higher — trading at $65,065.9; up 0.98% over 24 hours; trading volume about $6.19 billion; funding rate 0.007974%.
2. ETH leads major assets — trading at $1,957.32; up 3.81% over 24 hours; trading volume about $7.63 billion; funding rate 0.005221%.
3. BNB trades in a narrow range — trading at $574.07; up 0.518% over 24 hours; trading volume about $140 million.
4. RedStone integrates Stellar RWA data source — deJTRSY fund AUM is $879,985,209; target APY 3.32%.

🏛️ Regulatory Policy
1. Pakistan’s central bank advances CBDC internal pilot — the central bank digital currency tests move into the internal pilot phase.
2. CFTC expects market-regulation framework to gain support — Hyperliquid Policy Center and Multicoin argue for unified federal regulation by the CFTC.
3. Bitnomial launches TRX futures — TRON gains a new entry point into the U.S.-regulated derivatives market.
4. Securitize becomes a registered investment adviser — the RWA platform continues to fill out its U.S. compliance credentials.

💡 Project Updates
1. SUI launches Coinbase rewards feature — SUI token holders can earn rewards on Coinbase.
2. Bitget Launchpool AEON yield rates diverge — BGB pool is temporarily at 29.53% APR; AEON pool is temporarily at 582,942.05% APR.
3. DigiByte lands on Chainquiry — a long-running PoW Layer 1 improves visibility for its data platform.
4. WalletConnect focuses on in-app crypto payments — QR and Tap-to-Pay continue to drive wallet payment scenarios.

📊 Market Overview: BTC $65,065.9 +0.98%, funding rate 0.007974%; ETH $1,957.32 +3.81%, funding rate 0.005221%; BNB $574.07 +0.518%, funding rate unavailable.
📍 Daily buy/sell points: $BTC sell $65,867.93 | buy $64,569.33 / $ETH sell $1,989.51 | buy $1,895.54 / BNB sell $578.57 | buy $570.99

$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Don’t Act Calm in the Night Session: ETH Is Pulling the Hardest, While BTC Is Still Testing Your Patience

Today’s chart is really interesting: BTC at 65100, up 0.96% over the past 24h, high 65722.5, low 64379.7, with trading volume of about 5.9B U; ETH at 1958.76, up 3.94% over the past 24h, with trading volume of about 7.32B U—clearly ETH looks more like the main storyline than BTC. BNB at 573.6 is only up 0.45%, XRP at 1.1054 is up 0.49%; you can tell the capital is choosing a direction, not the whole market going into mindless frenzy.

My take is straightforward: the night session is biased bullish, but I’m not telling you to see the green line and get carried away. BTC is currently hovering just above the daily level at PP 65062, which shows the bulls still have control; but until the intraday high at 65722.5 breaks, calling for a trend acceleration is a bit too much of a performance.

There are only three key price levels:
For BTC: if it holds above 65062, first look at 65722.5; after a break, target around 65868. If it falls back below 64569, then today’s gains will very likely be reclaimed by the market.
For ETH: it’s stronger than BTC—if it doesn’t break below 1958, the night session still has a chance to test 1982 and 1990. But the funding rate is positive; if you chase too aggressively, you may get “educated.”
For BNB: it’s stuck around 573.94; until it breaks 579, it’s just tagging along—don’t force a sideways range into a big move.

So the strategy tonight is simple: stay cautiously bullish for continuation, but only trust breakouts and pullbacks—don’t rely on emotional recitations. If BTC can hold 65062 and ETH keeps standing above 1931, the bulls still have a show in the night session; but if BTC first loses 64569, then tomorrow morning will very likely turn into the big “why didn’t I manage my position last night” recap event.

$BTC daily sell point: $65868 Daily buy point: $64569
$ETH daily sell point: $1990 Daily buy point: $1896
$BNB daily sell point: $579 Daily buy point: $571
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

XRP spot ETF pulls in $81.526 million in one week

According to SoSoValue, from July 20 to 24 in the U.S. Eastern time zone, the XRP spot ETFs saw net inflows of $81.526 million. Franklin Templeton’s XRPZ contributed $56.617 million, while Bitwise’s XRP contributed $24.909 million. The total net asset value of XRP spot ETFs has reached $997 million, with cumulative net inflows of $1.490 billion.

This isn’t explosive, but it’s good at wearing people down: the price is still crawling around 1.1056, up 0.49% over the past 24 hours, with a funding rate of 0.009406%. That suggests the bulls have the upper hand, but it’s not yet out of control and euphoric. The real level to watch is 1.12—only if it holds there does it have the right to keep talking about sentiment repair. If it falls back below 1.10, ETF net inflows can only be viewed as institutions giving retail investors a patience test paper.

My view: short-term bullish, but not blind optimism. Money is coming in, yet the price isn’t being pushed up aggressively—this indicates that supply above is still there. Don’t mistake slow and steady for rocket ignition.

One cutting remark: the ETF is siphoning in money, and the candlesticks are grinding people down—the hardest part is always for those who keep holding a microscope looking for a get-rich-quick script.

$XRP daily line sell point: $1.12 daily line buy point: $1.10
$BTC daily line sell point: $65868 daily line buy point: $64569
$ETH daily line sell point: $1990 daily line buy point: $1896
$XRP #XRP $BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

$34.85M ETH liquidation—longs hold the edge, but don’t get carried away

Over the past 4 hours, liquidations across the entire market totaled $106 million. Shorts were liquidated at $79.3775M, while longs were liquidated at $26.46M. For ETH specifically, single-coin liquidations reached $34.8523M; BTC was $13.2865M. This indicates that the protagonist of this squeeze is not BTC, but ETH.

In terms of price action: ETH is currently trading at $1,961.99, up 4.208% over the last 24 hours, with trading volume of about $7.07B and a funding rate of 0.007465%. Price is above the daily PP at $1,931.25. On the short term, the bulls are in a favorable position, but the daily sell level at $1,989.51 isn’t far. Anyone chasing price would be wise to first check how much upside space remains.

On direction: as long as ETH holds the $1,931–$1,896 range, the momentum remains relatively strong. However, if it pushes up near $1,989 and fails to attract sufficient volume, it can easily turn into a take-profit window. For BTC, refer to the $65,868 resistance and $64,569 support at the same time—don’t fixate only on ETH sentiment.

One sentence: being squeezed out of shorts isn’t a pass to a bull market; it only means this counter-trade came too late.

$BTC daily sell level: $65868 daily buy level: $64569
$ETH daily sell level: $1990 daily buy level: $1896
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

WBTC whale tops up another 120 WBTC—retail traders shouldn’t just keep yelling “top!”

On-chain monitoring shows that over the past 2 hours, a certain whale withdrew another 120 WBTC from an exchange, worth about $7.8 million. Since July, this address has accumulated 59,400 ETH and 820 WBTC in total, with total holdings valued at roughly $156 million. ETH’s average entry price is $1,742 and WBTC’s average entry price is $64,329, for an unrealized profit of about $8.927 million.

This isn’t a small test buy—it’s a continuous accumulation.
BTC’s current price is $65,375.8, up 1.466% over the past 24 hours. The funding rate is 0.00006058, and sentiment isn’t overly hot—bulls still have the edge. The key level is around $65,868: holding above it creates room to squeeze shorts further. But if price falls back below $64,569, the whale’s story could shift from “smart money adding” to “retail traders chasing the excitement.”

My take: mildly bullish in the short term, but don’t get carried away at resistance levels. Just because the whale is willing to hold doesn’t mean you can blindly chase. The market’s favorite lesson is using other people’s wallets as your own “signal light.”

$BTC daily sell point: $65,868 daily buy point: $64,569
$ETH daily sell point: $1,990 daily buy point: $1,896
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH $WBTC #WBTC

The ETF has started lifting the band again—don’t rush to think you’re the main force

Midday takeaway: Data leans bullish, but don’t blindly chase.

BTC current price is $65257, up 1.18% over the last 24 hours. It moved from $64256 to $65555, with trading volume around $5.05 billion USDT. The price has already reclaimed above the daily pivot point at $65062, which suggests the morning rebound wasn’t just a performance—at least the bulls have regained key levels.

ETH is even more aggressive: current price $1953, up 3.60% in 24 hours, with about $5.99 billion USDT in volume—hotter than BTC. The issue is right here: BTC’s funding rate is only 0.0059%, while ETH is already at 0.01%. Sentiment is heating up, but not to the point of running out of control.

The market’s main storyline over the past two days is simple: ETF demand has warmed up and is propping up BTC, and before the FOMC, funds don’t dare to floor the accelerator. The order-chasing crowd loves to act like they predicted this in advance. But in reality, the market only recognizes two numbers:

If BTC holds above $65062, look first for $65868 in the short term. If it can’t break through, it will likely be handled as an afternoon pullback.

If BTC drops back below $64569, the funds that chased earlier will likely be taught a lesson by the market.

My view: The afternoon favors the bulls. BTC should first watch $65868, and ETH watch $1990. As long as BTC doesn’t break below $64569, there’s no need to rush to turn bearish; but if it surges toward the R1 area and volume can’t keep up, people chasing higher most likely will end up paying tuition to the main force.

Don’t treat the rebound like a return to a bull run, and don’t treat the pullback like the end of the world. Right now, capital is testing the Fed’s stance—who gets overexcited first, who feels uncomfortable first.

$BTC daily sell point: $65868 daily buy point: $64569
$ETH daily sell point: $1990 daily buy point: $1896
$BNB daily sell point: $579 daily buy point: $571
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

CATE is up 230x in one day—don’t get too carried away with the cat narrative

SOL meme coin CATE was sparked by the community using the “DOGE owner rescues a kitten” video as a meme. Its market cap briefly surged to $9.5 million, with an intraday gain of over 230x, before pulling back to around $7.09 million. The core issue is also painfully obvious: this is not an official token of Kabosu’s owner, and the link between the cat’s name and CATE hasn’t been confirmed.

My take is fairly bearish—cautious. What meme markets fear most isn’t just fast gains; it’s that the rationale is too thin. With a single video, a guess at the cat’s name, and a wave of reposts, the market cap can be pushed toward the ten-million-dollar range. In most cases, this kind of heat fades even faster than it arrives. MARKET_DATA did not return the spot price for CATE/SOL and the funding rate for this round, so I can’t make things up. In the mainstream order books, BNB is at 573.18 with 24H +0.391%, XRP is at 1.1059 with 24H +0.427%, funding rate is 0.008128%. Overall risk appetite hasn’t turned bad, but it’s also not rallying in a manic, relay-style frenzy.

Key levels to watch: If CATE’s market cap reclaims $9.5 million, it suggests sentiment is still strong. If it breaks below around $7.09 million, near-term hype will most likely keep cooling off. A blunt one-liner: the cat is real, the story is real—but the relationship between the token and the cat may only be something the people who rush in are most willing to believe.

$BNB daily sell point: $579 daily buy point: $571
$XRP daily sell point: $1.12 daily buy point: $1.10
$SOL #SOL $BNB #BNB $XRP #XRP

BTC keeps inching higher—don’t rush to burn incense for a bull market

Early-session data is a bit strong, but don’t treat the rebound as a holy decree.

BTC’s current price is $65123, up 1.049% over the past 24 hours. The high is $65555 and the low is $64256.4, with roughly $4.5 billion USDT in trading volume. Price has already moved above the daily pivot point $65062.17. In the short term, the bulls do have the upper hand—but the first wall overhead sits at $65867.93. Unless it breaks through, at most it’s just climbing out of the pit to catch its breath.

ETH is even more aggressive: current price $1945.68, up 3.612% over the past 24 hours, with about $5.38 billion USDT traded. It has already pushed above the daily pivot point $1931.25. The funding rate is $0.0001, which suggests the market isn’t short of buyers—it's that people chasing the pump are starting to reach out. Reach out is fine, but don’t reach so far that you grab the whole arm.

Direction: this morning I was bullish, but only on the short-term edge for the longs—not on mindless celebration.

If BTC holds above $65062, keep watching $65868; only a breakout earns the right to test higher levels. If it falls back below $64569, the bulls’ momentum leaks out—don’t be stubborn.

If ETH holds above $1931, look for $1990; if it falls back to $1896, downside risk is amplified again.

One sentence: This isn’t a cozy session for the bears, but it also isn’t a party for the faith-only crowd to pop champagne. Data leans positive—discipline must be even tighter.

$BTC daily sell point: $65868 daily buy point: $64569
$ETH daily sell point: $1990 daily buy point: $1896
$XRP daily sell point: $1.12 daily buy point: $1.10
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH $XRP #XRP

ETH breaks above $1,900, don’t just shout emotions during the night session

According to OKX market data, ETH has broken through 1,900 USDT. Odaily’s spot quote at the time of recording shows it at 1,900.21 USDT, with a 24H increase of 1.76%. Now in Binance market data, ETH is at $1,907.62, and the 24H gain has widened to 2.181%. The price is already close to the 24-hour high of $1,909, indicating this rally isn’t just a brief poke that immediately pulls back.

The funding rate is only 0.000575%, not yet at the “overheated” zone—short-term data leans bullish. Key levels are in two tiers: if it holds above $1,900, the bulls can continue probing $1,915–$1,930. If it falls back below $1,883, the breakout is more likely to turn into a false move; the next support is around $1,857.

A one-sentence, cutting summary: $1,900 isn’t a “faith recharge” point—it’s the market giving latecomers reading comprehension.

$ETH daily line sell point: $1883 daily line buy point: $1857
$BTC daily line sell point: $64583 daily line buy point: $63927
$ETH #ETH $BTC #BTC

65000 whips back and forth with friction; longs will probably have insomnia tonight

To describe today’s market in four words: warm water boils the frog.

Throughout the day, BTC churned between 64636–65780, with an amplitude of less than 2% and a trading volume of $9.1 billion—even lower than yesterday. This kind of low-volume sideways trading is the most infuriating: both bulls and bears hesitate to make a move, while retail traders keep getting washed around the 65000 level.

Look at the data: the funding rate is 0.006%, basically zero. What does that mean? The leverage on the long side has mostly been flushed out, and shorts didn’t really get an advantage either. This kind of balance often signals that a breakout is approaching.

ETH is even worse: it’s down 2.16%, directly breaking through the 1900 level. With a price around 1883, it’s only one step away from the daily-entry point at 1850. XRP is down 2.6%, and the whole-number level at 1.10 looks like it’s on the verge of failing.

Daily performance recap:
1. In the early session, price surged to 65780; bulls tried to break out, but shorts slapped it back
2. After midday, the grind lower continued; 64636 became the day’s low
3. In the evening, around 65000, trading tightened up with low volume; market sentiment was very cautious

After-hours outlook:
BTC’s daily pivot point R1 is 66023, and S1 is 64375. If tonight breaks below 64600, it will likely test the 64375 buy-support level. If it holds, there’s still a chance for a rebound tomorrow; if it doesn’t, we’ll see prices below 64000.

ETH is weaker: the 1850 buy point is the final line of defense. If it breaks, you’ll see the 1800 whole-number level.

My take: slightly bearish. Low-volume consolidation + funding rate near zero + ETH leading the decline—this is not what the bulls should look like. Tonight, watch the two key levels: 64600 and 1850. If they break, go with the move.

Don’t place orders near 65000—that’s a meat grinder.

$BTC daily sell point: $66024 daily buy point: $64376
$ETH daily sell point: $1923 daily buy point: $1850
$BNB daily sell point: $572 daily buy point: $564
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Samsung Wallet will support native stablecoins; traditional giants finally can’t hold back

Samsung announced that it will support native stablecoins in Samsung Wallet, meaning hundreds of millions of Samsung users worldwide will be able to use stablecoins for payments and transfers directly through a system-level wallet.

This isn’t just “supporting cryptocurrencies.” It’s native integration. Users won’t need to download a third-party wallet, won’t need to remember a seed phrase—just open a Samsung phone and use stablecoins. Lowering the experience barrier is more impactful than any bull-market slogan.

The crypto market is at a delicate moment right now. BTC is consolidating around 65,000, ETH is barely holding above 1,900, funding rates are hovering near the zero line, and both longs and shorts are waiting for a catalyst. Samsung’s move could be a flare signaling that traditional giants are fully embracing stablecoins.

By the numbers, the total market cap of stablecoins has already surpassed $16 billion, but most users are still kept out. Samsung Wallet has over 1 billion global installs— even if only 1% of users try stablecoins, that’s millions of new entrants.

Key levels: BTC resistance above 66,000, support below 64,600. ETH resistance at 1,950, support at 1,850. If Samsung later reveals specific launch timing and which stablecoin types it will support, it may trigger a wave of unusual movement in the payment concept sector.

For traditional phone makers, payments are always “channels first.” Apple has Apple Pay, Samsung has Samsung Pay. Now Samsung is stuffing stablecoins into the system wallet—effectively building a high-speed road between fiat and crypto. For those still obsessing over “compliance or not,” wake up.

$BTC daily line sell point: $66024 daily line buy point: $64636
$ETH daily line sell point: $1950 daily line buy point: $1850
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Morgan Stanley’s “buy the dip” adds 57 BTC, total holdings exceed 6,000

Morgan Stanley’s latest 13F filing shows that in Q2, the investment bank “bought the dip” by adding 57 BTC, bringing its total holdings officially past the 6,000 BTC mark. Old-guard money on Wall Street sings the praises of crypto’s demise in public, while quietly accumulating during earnings season—this kind of operation is so practiced it’s almost painful.

Current BTC price is $65,431. Up 0.07% over the past 24 hours, funding rate is 0.005%, and market sentiment is mildly neutral. Morgan Stanley chose to keep accumulating around the $65.0k area, indicating that institutional confidence in BTC’s long-term allocation value is increasing. But don’t rush to follow—institutions build positions on a quarterly schedule, and retail investors often end up buying at short-term emotional peaks.

Key levels: R1 $66,024 is short-term resistance; S1 $64,376 is support. If 66,000 is broken with volume, the bulls gain the advantage; if 64,300 is breached, downside risk increases.

One-sentence takeaway: Institutions are buying, but that doesn’t mean you should go all in—still, it does show that “smart money” hasn’t left.

$BTC Daily line sell point: $66,024 Daily line buy point: $64,376
$ETH Daily line sell point: $1,923 Daily line buy point: $1,850
$BTC #BTC $ETH #ETH

Drift attacker moves 23,000+ ETH into TornadoCash, with $44.4 million in illicit funds being laundered

The Drift Protocol attacker’s labeled address has just deposited 23,100 ETH into TornadoCash, worth $44.4 million. This is the largest-scale illicit-funds transfer since Drift was hacked in May 2024.

ETH is currently trading at $1,878, down 2.4% over the past 24 hours. Funding rates are near zero, and market sentiment remains cautious. By choosing this moment to launder money through a mixer, the attacker suggests they believe liquidity is sufficient to distract attention—or they may be rushing to move funds before regulatory pressure tightens.

On-chain activity shows that the 23,100 ETH was split into multiple deposits into TornadoCash, with each transfer kept within a reasonable range to avoid triggering risk controls. This is a professional approach and clearly not the work of a novice.

The impact on ETH’s price is limited. $44.4 million is only a drop in the bucket compared with ETH’s nearly $7 billion in daily trading volume. But psychologically, large-scale illicit fund flows can intensify market concerns about regulators cracking down on mixers, potentially suppressing risk appetite in the short term.

Key levels: Daily sell point at 1,922, daily buy point at 1,850. Current price of 1,878 is in the middle of the pivot range, with no clear direction. If it breaks below 1,850, it could probe further down toward the 1,800 psychological level. If it rebounds and clears 1,922, it may test the 1,950 resistance level.

A biting one-liner: Hackers know better timing than retail traders—retailers are bottom-fishing, while hackers are unloading.

$ETH daily sell point: $1,922; daily buy point: $1,850
$BTC daily sell point: $66,023; daily buy point: $64,375
$ETH #ETH $BTC #BTC

ETH drops 2.3%, dragging the whole market down—why is BTC still acting dead above 65,000?

Midday data overview:
• BTC 65265, down 0.49% in 24h, funding rate 0.0067%—bulls are still holding on
• ETH 1874, down 2.31% in 24h, funding rate close to zero—bulls have already given up
• 24h trading volume: BTC 8.3B, ETH 6.9B; price is falling on lower volume—selling pressure isn’t that heavy

This ETH drop is harsher than BTC, and the exchange rate is likely to keep weakening. Altcoin season? Not really—this is the season for altcoin sacrifices.

BTC has been ranging in the 65,000–66,000 zone for the 5th day; a directional move is getting close. The funding rate is slightly positive, suggesting bulls haven’t surrendered, but volume is shrinking and there isn’t enough momentum to break out.

My take: bearish. ETH has already sold off first—there’s a high chance BTC will catch down later. If it breaks below 64,375 (S1), look toward around 63,000. A rebound to 66,023 (R1) is a spot for shorts to enter.

Don’t be fooled by the “sideways consolidation builds energy” narrative—low-volume sideways action often acts as a continuation in a downtrend.

$BTC daily sell point: $66023 daily buy point: $64375
$ETH daily sell point: $1922 daily buy point: $1850
$BNB daily sell point: $572 daily buy point: $563
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Coinbase bets on tokenizing the Abu Dhabi sovereign fund— the RWA narrative from traditional finance is finally getting real

Coinbase has announced an investment in a tokenized product from ADQ, the Abu Dhabi sovereign fund, and will include it on its balance sheet. This isn’t self-congratulating hype from some DeFi side project—it’s a product platform backed by the Middle East’s sovereign, coming from the world’s second-largest crypto exchange.

1. ADQ manages over $180 billion in assets. Its tokenized product focuses on tokenizing government bonds and money-market instruments. Coinbase participates as the custodian and provides trading infrastructure, meaning the “compliant RWA” pathway in traditional finance is now actually working.
2. Even more important is the phrase “included on the balance sheet.” Coinbase isn’t just helping others issue products—it is genuinely holding the assets with real money. That’s more convincing than any press release.
3. Market signal: the RWA track is moving from “concept speculation” into the “institutional allocation” phase. BlackRock’s BUIDL, Franklin Templeton’s on-chain funds, and now this Coinbase + ADQ combination mean the pieces for traditional finance going on-chain are finally coming together.

BTC is currently $65271, down 0.58% over the past 24 hours. The funding rate is 0.008%, staying neutral to slightly positive. ETH is weaker, down 2.36% to $1877, with a funding rate of only 0.0014%—bullish sentiment remains muted.

Directional view: The RWA narrative is positive for the long and medium term, but in the short term the market focus is still on ETF inflows and Federal Reserve policy. If BTC holds the $64375 support, the bullish structure remains intact; if it breaks, watch the $63500–$62000 range. If ETH loses $1850, downside risk increases.

One-sentence summary: Dual endorsement from a sovereign fund and an exchange—this time, RWA isn’t just playing with concepts; it’s about the balance sheet.

$BTC daily line sell point: $66024 Daily line buy point: $64376
$ETH daily line sell point: $1923 Daily line buy point: $1850
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Giant Whale Abraxas spins the market for 7 hours, routing $223 million into exchanges—BTC short signals maxed out

On-chain monitoring shows that over the past 7 hours, Abraxas Capital transferred more than $223 million in crypto assets into exchanges. This included 2,211 BTC (about $143 million) flowing into Kraken. Transfers of this magnitude usually aren’t meant for hoarding—historically, after inbound transfers of similar scale, within 7 days the average BTC pullback has been around 5%–12%.

Current BTC price: $64,874. The 24-hour decline is 1.67%, and the funding rate at 0.00796% is still in positive territory, indicating that longs are still holding up. But here’s the problem: whales are distributing, while retail is the one taking the bag. R1 resistance: $66,693. S1 support: $65,487. Price has already broken below S1, opening up room to the downside.

Key price levels to watch: a break below $64,000 could open the $62,000–$63,500 range. If a rebound can reclaim $65,500, the short signals will weaken. ETH is weakening in parallel: price at $1,890, and the funding rate has turned negative (-0.0038%), putting shorts in control.

One-sentence bitter take: the whale moved coins to the exchange—not to throw a party— but to hand them out. Wonder why they didn’t wait to sell at $100,000?

$BTC daily sell point: $66,694 daily buy point: $65,488
$ETH daily sell point: $1,958 daily buy point: $1,909
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