SHELL Buyback Address has once again withdrawn 1 million tokens from Binance, and the buyback progress has reached 81.2%.

Crypto trading platform BitMEX has accelerated the delisting of derivative contracts and trading pairs in July, removing a total of 65 trading products—far exceeding the 19 delistings recorded in the first six months of this year. Data from BitMEX’s website shows that at the start of July, the platform delisted 21 derivative contracts, and two weeks later, it removed 9 spot trading pairs due to insufficient trading interest. This Thursday, BitMEX announced another delisting of 35 derivative contracts, pushing July’s total delistings to 65. BitMEX stated that the adjustment is mainly attributed to "insufficient trading interest" in the relevant contracts and the exchange’s shutdown plan. Earlier, BitMEX announced it would cease all exchange services at 4:00 UTC on September 23, 2026. The platform noted the shutdown decision followed a "strategic review" of its business and the broader crypto industry, though it did not disclose specific reasons. Industry insiders believe BitMEX’s exit reflects structural pressures facing mid-sized centralized exchanges, including factors such as further concentration of market liquidity in top-tier platforms and rising regulatory compliance costs.

Binance announced in an official statement that starting July 24, 2026, it will add Across Protocol (ACX), Lisk (LSK), and Stacks (STX) to its "Monitoring Tag" list. Binance noted that tokens with the monitoring tag have higher volatility and risk compared to other listed assets, and the platform will closely monitor the relevant projects and conduct regular reviews. Such tokens face the risk of failing to meet Binance's listing standards and potentially being delisted in the future. Binance added that factors including the project team's level of commitment, quality of development activities, trading volume and liquidity, network security, smart contract stability, information disclosure status, changes to token economic models, and presence of any improper conduct will all be included in subsequent assessments. Binance stated that other services related to ACX, LSK, and STX will not be affected for the time being, and the monitoring tag will be updated after the announcement is released.

According to sources, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) is shifting its focus to whether companies will pass rising cost pressures on to households, and will continue to warn at next week’s policy meeting that inflation could stay above the 2% target for a prolonged period. Sources said the BOJ is expected to signal that the risk of short-term inflationary shocks triggered by rising oil prices has eased since April, though overall price pressures remain a concern. Additionally, the BOJ is likely to maintain its current policy guidance of continuing its interest rate hike path. Markets expect the BOJ to determine the pace of future monetary policy adjustments based on wage growth, service prices, and corporate pricing behavior.

According to Bitget's market data, South Korea's KOSPI index has extended its decline to 5.61%, Samsung fell more than 6%, and SK Hynix dropped 5.52%.

According to EmberCN monitoring, an address belonging to MakerDAO’s early team or investor sold MKR tokens it had held for nearly 10 years 40 minutes ago, converting the proceeds to USDC. Data shows the address received 1,050 MKR in April 2016, with no transfers made over the subsequent decade—only a wallet migration during the MKR token upgrade in 2018. The address sold all 1,050 MKR this time, receiving approximately 1.316 million USDC, and transferred the funds to the Kraken exchange.

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, the address of crypto figure "Brother Ma Ji" Huang Licheng has been liquidated again. To raise funds to sustain his ETH long position, he was forced to sell a Bored Ape NFT at a loss. Data indicates that roughly two hours ago, Machi offloaded Bored Ape #6801 for 8.61 ETH. The NFT was purchased three years ago for 23.5 ETH, resulting in a loss of 14.89 ETH, equivalent to approximately $28,000.