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Iran declared on July 13 that its understanding memorandum with the U.S. has entered a "crisis phase," warning it will cease compliance if Washington continues violations. Separate talks with Oman on a Strait of Hormuz safety mechanism stalled due to external pressure, raising regional maritime risks.
Read MoreBitcoin has reclaimed the $63,000 level amidst significant market volatility, with a 24-hour decline of over 1%. This analysis explores the drivers behind the price action and provides essential risk management strategies for traders navigating the current turbulent conditions.
Read MoreA new national policy directs the integration of AI, blockchain, and distributed identity with core internet resources. It focuses on breakthroughs in smart network orchestration, secure data exchange, and next-gen infrastructure like IPv6 and satellite internet, aiming to build a more robust digital foundation.
Read MoreSingapore-listed Bitcoin mining firm BitFuFu has sold 184 BTC, reducing its treasury holdings to 1,671 coins. The move highlights strategic asset management decisions within the mining sector amid evolving market conditions.
Read MoreUniswap has officially activated its protocol fee switch, initiating UNI token burns. Three governance proposals are now open for voting, focusing on fee structures for Robinhood Chain, V4, and cross-chain optimizations across multiple networks.
Read MoreBinance Futures will adjust the contract size of the KORUUSDT perpetual contract on July 15 due to a 1-for-20 stock split of the underlying asset. The adjustment begins at 08:15 (UTC+8) and is expected to conclude by 21:30, followed by a brief cancel-only period. Traders should prepare accordingly.
Read MoreDespite a potential monthly net inflow for Ethereum ETFs after prolonged outflows, demand remains weak and inconsistent. In stark contrast, Wall Street shows a stronger and more stable appetite for Bitcoin-related financial products, highlighting a clear institutional preference gap that Ethereum investors should note.
Read MoreJapan's SBI Group plans to launch a lending service offering up to 3% annual yield on its JPY-pegged stablecoin, JPYSC. The service could debut this month, signaling a major traditional finance move into crypto yield products.
Read MoreAsian markets faced sharp declines on July 13th. Japan's Nikkei 225 fell 1.92%, while South Korea's KOSPI plunged nearly 9%, briefly triggering a circuit breaker. Tech giants like Samsung led the sell-off, signaling heightened investor caution.
Read MoreSpot gold prices tumbled sharply on July 13, breaking below the key $4050 per ounce level with a daily loss of 1.70%. The sell-off was driven by a stronger US dollar, shifting market risk sentiment, and technical selling pressure, drawing significant investor attention.
Read MoreMicroStrategy's Michael Saylor states that Bitcoin influence stems from tangible contributions—capital, utility, and hash power—not ambition. Those who actively support the network's infrastructure truly shape its future, highlighting a merit-based power structure within the ecosystem.
Read MoreMulticoin Capital's managing partner suggests the crypto market has bottomed and is at a turning point. He identifies key signals like decoupling of price from fundamentals and shares his bullish views on Solana, derivatives platforms, and privacy assets, alongside a disciplined portfolio management approach.
Read MoreRobinhood co-founder Vlad Tenev accidentally exposed his seed phrase during a live stream, leading to his crypto wallet being compromised. The hacker exploited the address's influence to manipulate a meme coin's price, creating a pump-and-dump scheme worth tens of millions of dollars before cashing out on BNB Chain.
Read MoreJapanese payment provider Netstars launched Stablecoin Pay on July 13, a service enabling merchants to accept stablecoin payments. It supports USDC, USDT, and JPYC across blockchains like Solana and Polygon with a 0.98% transaction fee, allowing yen-based pricing and settlement without new hardware.
Read MoreIran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced on July 13 the completion of a fifth phase of retaliatory strikes against U.S. military targets in the region. The operations reportedly targeted facilities in Bahrain and destroyed radar systems in Oman, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.
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