10 #Bitcoin ETFs inflows 7,066 $BTC(+$703.6M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs inflows 14,425 $ETH(+$48.32M) yesterday.

Binance’s Chief Security Officer Jimmy Su stated that the crypto exchange conducts internal red team testing on a monthly basis to evaluate employees’ overall security awareness. Test scenarios include impersonating recruiters, sending free meeting invitations, and tricking staff into submitting personal information. Employees who fail the tests are required to complete corrective training, and the results will be factored into their performance evaluations. Those who fail multiple times seriously may face termination. Note: Red team testing (or red teaming) is a security assessment method that simulates real attackers, mainly used to verify the overall defense capabilities of organizations, systems, networks or personnel against advanced, persistent threats. (Cointelegraph)

According to Iranian sources, in the early hours of local time on the 26th, Hossein Mohabbi, spokesperson for Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), warned that if Israel reignites war, Iran will "make it bear severe consequences". He emphasized that any country supporting the US in the Iran-US conflict, including the UK and Gulf states, will be regarded as Iran's "legitimate strike targets". Mohabbi said that US military B-1 strategic bombers have recently used British military bases, and if the UK continues to support the US, it will become a "clear and legitimate strike target". He also stated that Iran has "formulated specific plans for every scenario". Mohabbi pointed out that Israel is inciting the US President and providing him with false information, attempting to leverage US capabilities to keep the US in the region so as to achieve Israel's own strategic goals. He warned: "Israel is fully aware of what consequences it will face if it chooses to return to the battlefield and become our core strike target." (CCTV News)

SHIB rose approximately 36% on Sunday, climbing to $0.0000057, adding around $1 billion to its market cap in a single day. Its current market capitalization stands at roughly $3.4 billion, with 24-hour trading volume near $380 million, and trading activity has hit multi-month highs. There is no clear fundamental catalyst for the rally. Shibarium did not release any related announcements, and other meme coin peers lagged significantly: DOGE rose about 6% over the same period, while smaller-cap meme tokens saw maximum gains of around 10%, indicating capital concentrated in SHIB rather than a broad-based meme coin sector rally. South Korean buying pressure was prominent: Upbit’s SHIB/KRW trading pair recorded around $62 million in turnover, making it the world’s largest single trading market, accounting for over 10% of global volume, with a small price premium over USD-denominated trading venues like Binance. SHIB’s rally began on Saturday evening, consolidated for roughly 9 hours, then saw a second surge during Asian trading hours. During the rally, positions of approximately 2,300 traders in SHIB and 1000SHIB were liquidated, with total liquidations reaching around $6 million, of which roughly $5 million were short positions. However, these liquidations occurred after the price rally and were not large enough to explain the 36% gain.

According to Coingecko data, BitMart’s native platform token BMX plunged more than 53% in 24 hours, currently trading at $0.0805 with a market capitalization of $27.2 million. Earlier reports noted that BitMart announced it would orderly cease its trading business. Starting at 09:30 on July 26, BitMart will gradually suspend new user registrations, cryptocurrency and fiat currency deposits; derivative accounts will enter a position-reduction-only mode, and spot trading will stop accepting new orders. Starting at 09:00 on August 26, BitMart will halt all spot, derivative, and other trading services, with the platform scheduled to officially cease operations at 23:59 on January 31, 2027. Notably, before BitMart released its shutdown announcement, BMX faced a sell-off around 19:35 on July 24, falling over 60% in one hour to a low near $0.11. It later rebounded to $0.142, narrowing its 24-hour decline to 53%, with a market cap of approximately $48 million at that time.

BitMart Global CEO Nenter Chow released a statement saying he was not involved in, consulted on, or given advance notice of BitMart’s July 26 announcement regarding the orderly suspension of its platform operations—learning of the news only after the announcement went public. Chow added that on July 24, he was informed the company would terminate his role as Global CEO, triggering separation procedures, though no confirmed final departure date has been set. Since July 24, he has not participated in BitMart’s management, decision-making, or any operational activities. He noted his current top priority is BitMart’s users and employees, urging users to access account information exclusively via BitMart’s official channels, read official announcements promptly, and take action in line with the provided guidelines. Chow also stated he will not offer further comments on the matter at this time.

Crypto trading platform BitMart announced that after evaluating its operational status, market environment and future strategic direction, it has decided to orderly cease its trading business. Shortly after, Bruce, founder of MSX, called out to BitMart, stating, “Don’t shut down—I’ll acquire it.” He added that he has already contacted BitMart’s team. Bruce further said that if he acquires BitMart, his first step will be completing the transfer procedures, followed by slashing all spot and derivatives trading fees to zero, as he believes crypto trading platforms charge excessively high fees.