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Bitcoin steadies around $64,000 as global equities reach fresh highs and geopolitical talks on oil supply surface, with other major tokens showing mixed moves amid ongoing security concerns.

A Brazil-based manager will liquidate its US spot Bitcoin ETF this month, amid broader declines in spot BTC assets as investors tilt toward alternative tech plays.

Crypto-focused data-center expansions proceed with Bitdeer securing a long-term Norway lease for substantial AI capacity, while CoreWeave enters Asia-Pacific with its first data center in Indonesia.

Apple briefly removed Telegram from its App Store over a content issue tied to child safety policies, then reinstated the app after actions by Telegram, with reports noting a rebound in the token-like Gram despite ongoing scrutiny.

Prosecutors allege a former FBI counterintelligence supervisor stole cryptocurrency from wallets connected to investigations, with reports noting guidance sought from ChatGPT and plans to relocate

American Bitcoin reported a notable quarterly gain, surpassing 8,000 BTC as a Hut 8 subsidiary expanded holdings while Bitcoin's price moved lower during the period.

BlackRock unveils blockchain-based money market funds designed to serve as reserve assets for stablecoins, aiming to meet GENIUS Act eligibility requirements for U.S. issuers

Bitmine reports adding hundreds of thousands of ETH to its treasury and reinforces plans to own a significant slice of Ethereum’s circulating supply as the token outperforms indices in July.

Coordinated yen action sent the currency higher, prompting renewed concerns over carry trades in Bitcoin amid ongoing USD strength and heightened August risk, according to market reports.

According to reports, Bernstein says congressional failure to pass the CLARITY Act this year could push crypto valuations lower while prompting faster U.S. regulatory rulemaking

MicroStrategy disclosed another drawdown of bitcoin and cash raised via stock activity to fund dividend payments and repurchase STRC stock.

American Bitcoin, the Trump brothers-backed mining firm, reported a record BTC output in Q2 and a narrower net loss as mining revenue rose, according to reports from Investing.com and Cointelegraph.

South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb plans a preliminary listing review in 2027 as part of a path toward an eventual 2028 initial public offering, following a shift to international accounting standards this year.

Market observers track continued Coldcard-associated transfers and losses, with estimates around $89 million reported as Bitcoin trades drift below key levels amid broader macro headlines

Analysts say a third wave of Coldcard wallet breaches has pushed observed losses toward $89 million across thousands of addresses, with victims moving funds to exchanges for safety.

Following a $70 million breach centered on Coldcard hardware wallets, CZ urged diversifying funds across multiple wallets as researchers note weaknesses in seed generation

Spot Bitcoin ETFs posted July inflows while the year-to-date tally remained in the red, with traders focusing on macro data and policy signals despite a margin of resistance late in the month

Circle has secured a New York trust charter for its subsidiary, enabling fiduciary and custody services for USDC under state banking law as crypto regulation accelerates

New York state files suit against Kalshi, alleging an unlicensed gambling platform, amid broader spats over how prediction markets fit into state and federal regulation.

The bitcoin treasury company posted an $8.2 billion second-quarter loss amid a drop in bitcoin prices, while outlining a cash reserve to back preferred stock payouts tied to its monetization program

Coinbase posted a disappointing second quarter, missing revenue and earnings expectations for the third straight quarter, as shares declined following the results.

Coinbase posted softer quarterly revenue and a net loss as crypto trading activity cooled, while subscription services, stablecoins, and lending continued to expand amid a backdrop of softer spot markets

Russian authorities charge BitRiver founder Igor Runets in an alleged $8 million crypto mining equipment fraud; days later, Australia moves to punish Telegram over failing to remove terror-related content, with a potential multi-million-dollar penalty.

Luno reduces global staff by a fifth amid an automation-led shift away from retail trading toward institutional infrastructure, following a prior large cut in early 2023

Robinhood reports a record quarter with $1.31 billion in revenue as prediction markets surge while crypto revenue declines

MoonPay introduces PayBox vault that embeds a crypto wallet in AI chat agents, allowing users of ChatGPT and Claude to authorize purchases, swaps, and cross‑chain transactions while preserving asset custody.

With the Fed keeping the federal funds rate within a fixed range, key digital-asset markets faced renewed volatility as markets priced in the central bank’s unchanged stance and potential future policy signals.

BNY Mellon is building a blockchain-based transfer agency platform to digitize ownership records for tokenized funds while maintaining its existing systems, aiming to tap a multi-trillion dollar transfer agency market on blockchain rails.

Russian authorities have charged Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, with aiding terrorism and issued an international arrest warrant, as part of ongoing actions against the messaging platform which has faced substantial fines in Russia

Bitcoin climbs toward $64,000 ahead of the Fed meeting while regional markets weigh cautious cues amid earnings and inflation data