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U.S. spot BTC and ETH ETFs saw total net outflows of nearly $109 million on Friday, with only one spot net outflow reported among all-category crypto ETFs
July 11 news: According to SoSovalue data, U.S. spot BTC ETFs had net total inflows of $90.44 million yesterday, marking the 3rd consecutive day of inflows this week;
Among them, BlackRock’s IBIT recorded $86.83 million (about 1,360 BTC), ranking first in net inflows yesterday, and IBIT’s cumulative net inflows are $60.29 billion;
Second, VanEck HODL recorded a daily net inflow of $3.61 million (56.56 BTC), and HODL’s cumulative net inflows

Uniswap Proposes to Enable Protocol Fees for v4 Liquidity Pools, Sparking Divergent Views in the Community
According to Uniswap’s official information, Uniswap Labs has recently proposed activating protocol fees on some v4 liquidity pools. The plan is to expand the UNIfication fee reform, which had previously been approved through DAO member voting, to the exchange’s latest and most flexible pool architecture.
The proposal is currently in the Snapshot voting stage (July 7 to 12), while on-chain voting is expected to begin in the week of July 13.
In response to this news, the UNI token rose by

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson refutes rumors of leaving the ecosystem
Recently, Cardano project founder Charles Hoskinson publicly refuted online rumors that he would leave the Cardano project. The claim had spread rapidly on social media, sparking numerous speculations and discussions within the community.
Hoskinson stated clearly that these reports have absolutely no factual basis and are nothing more than nonsense. He also emphasized that he has always been fully committed to Cardano’s long-term development and ecosystem building and has never had any intention of leaving.
In his respon

Deribit: About $1.71B in Bitcoin and Ethereum options expire today
On July 10, according to Deribit’s official data, about $1.71B worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum options will expire today at 16:00.
Of these, BTC options have a notional value of about $1.47B, with a put/call ratio of 1.02; the maximum pain point is $62,000.
ETH options have a notional value of about $247 million, with a put/call ratio of 1.28; the maximum pain point is $1,700.
Overall, a put/call ratio above 1 indicates that the number of put options exceeds that of call options, reflecting a bearish or cautious market sentiment.

Prediction platform sparks concerns over corporate insider trading, as major financial institutions move to draft internal safeguards
On July 9, CNBC reported that the prediction market is developing particularly fast right now, but the risk of insider trading is also increasing. Many companies are currently paying attention to this issue and have begun updating relevant rules to protect the interests of the company and its employees.
Goldman Sachs has already taken clear action: employees are not allowed to participate in contract trading related to banks, elections, financial markets, macroe

US BTC and ETH spot ETFs recorded a cumulative total net outflow of $147 million on Thursday
July 10 news, according to SoSovalue data, US BTC spot ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $95.30 million yesterday, marking the second consecutive day of net outflows;
Among them, Fidelity’s FBTCC and Ark&21Shares’ ARKB ranked first and second in terms of yesterday’s net outflows, with $63.25 million (1,000 BTC) and $39.93 million (631.80 BTC), respectively;
Meanwhile, VanEck’s HODL, Morgan Stanley’s MSBT, and Bitwise’s BITB recorded net outflows of $5.36 million (84.84 BTC), $2.17 million (34.39 BTC

Bitcoin ETFs and Private Credit Funds Bleed in Tandem, Billions in Outflows Signal Rising Market Risk
On July 10, according to Coindesk, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs and private credit funds are seeing simultaneous outflows totaling billions of dollars, raising concerns in the market about a pullback in risk assets.
Specifically, in the second quarter alone, redemption requests surged to $15.6 billion in the private credit market, which has a size of $2 trillion—far exceeding the nearly $5 billion in outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs.
Also, based on SoSoValue data, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw outflows of ab

Bitwise: Bitcoin bear market nearing the end, multiple bottom signals emerging
On July 10, asset management firm Bitwise said in an analysis that the current Bitcoin bear market cycle differs fundamentally from previous cycles. In other words, even though the AI boom has siphoned off large amounts of capital and U.S. crypto legislation has been delayed repeatedly, institutional adoption is steadily moving forward.
As its investment strategist Juan Leon pointed out, Bitwise’s client base is showing a polarized trend. Investors who have held Bitcoin for more than two years view the current drop

The new version of the US "CLARITY Act" may be released as early as next week, with the legislative process entering its final sprint.
According to market sources, the latest version of the US Senate's "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" (Clarity Act) could be released as early as next week.
However, given that the Senate is about to enter its summer recess on August 7, the window for completing the voting process after the final draft is only a few weeks.
Although bipartisan negotiations have made some progress, with the new version integrating the achievements of the Senate Agriculture Commit

SWIFT announces its blockchain ledger is ready, 17 banks to pilot tokenized cross-border payments
According to an official announcement from SWIFT today, the blockchain-based shared ledger is officially ready, with 17 banks from six continents taking the lead in launching real-time operational pilots, marking a key step in the large-scale application of digital value within the regulated financial system.
The ledger provides participating banks with a secure coding layer and supports them in issuing tokenized deposits on their own ledgers, enabling banks to achieve round-the-clock fund payment

US BTC spot ETFs saw a total net outflow of $84.86 million on Wednesday, while ETH ETFs recorded a single-day net inflow of $70.48 million.
On July 9, according to SoSovalue data, US BTC spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $84.86 million yesterday, marking the first day of net outflow after three consecutive days of total net inflows.
Among them, Grayscale (Grayscale) GBTC had the largest net outflow yesterday at $63.69 million (1,020 BTC); its cumulative net inflow is currently $27.28 billion.
Second were BlackRock (BlackRock) IBIT and Fidelity (Fidedity) FBTC, which recorded single-day net o

CFTC Chairman Calls on Congress: The CLARITY Act Is Just One Step Away—Push to Pass Before the Summer Recess
July 9, according to market sources, Michael Seligh said in a media interview that although the original target of passing the bill by July 4 was missed, the CLARITY Act is still within arm’s reach.
The current U.S. CFTC Chairman, Michael Seligh, is urging Congress to move this work forward as quickly as possible before it recesses on August 7, emphasizing that the bill is “critical” to the United States’ competitiveness in the crypto sector.
The bill’s core objective is to clearly deli

Michael Saylor: Bitcoin has no spam transaction problem in ten years, free market solved block space challenge
On July 9, MicroStrategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor tweeted that after a decade of panic about block space concerns and non-monetary uses, the Bitcoin network still has no spam transaction problem.
He emphasized that the current Bitcoin transaction fee is only 1 sat/vB, and anyone can transfer any amount globally by paying an instant processing fee of about $0.30.
Saylor said that the free market solved the block space challenge facing Bitcoin. According to the fee screenshot h

Analyst: Stablecoin monthly decline of $3 billion, BTC rebound is just a technical correction
On July 8, according to CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr.'s on-chain data observation, since mid-May, the stablecoin market has shifted from a source of liquidity to a consumer of liquidity.
Specifically, the 30-day average inflow of stablecoins to exchanges has dropped from $3.2 billion to $2.65 billion, 31% lower than the annual average of $3.86 billion.
Meanwhile, the combined market cap of USDT and USDC is shrinking at a rate of over $3 billion per month. The analyst noted that Bitcoin's 21% decl

StarkWare CEO proposes replacing Bitcoin's 21 million cap with a 4% annual inflation rate, sparking strong community opposition
On July 8, StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson posted on platform X, suggesting that the Bitcoin community adopt a fixed annual issuance rate of 4% to replace Bitcoin's hard cap of 21 million coins, citing that lost private keys will continuously reduce the available Bitcoin supply.
According to a report by Ledger, approximately 4 million Bitcoins have been permanently lost due to lost private keys, and it is believed that more keys will be lost over time.
Ben-Sasson emphasi