Binance will support the system upgrade of its partner broker, and will suspend stock trading from 19:00 to 22:00 tomorrow.

Crypto analyst alicharts, using long-term K-line charts of major crypto assets, predicts the tops of leading cryptocurrencies in this bull run from a technical analysis perspective as follows: Bitcoin’s first target is its previous high of $125,000; if it breaks through this level, it may test the upper boundary of its ascending channel, near $190,000. Ethereum’s monthly chart shows it has followed an ascending channel over the past five years, with the channel’s upper rail near $5,000 as a key level to watch. A break above this level is expected to push ETH toward $8,800. Solana’s monthly chart appears to be forming a cup-and-handle pattern, with its neckline around $295. A monthly close above this neckline would strengthen the bullish case, and the pattern’s projected potential target is near $2,744.

According to Bitget's market data, Brent crude oil's intraday decline has widened to 3%, currently trading at $98.38 per barrel. WTI crude oil is now down 3.8%.

Blockchain anti-money laundering platform AMLBot stated that attackers linked to the Bitget hack allegedly confused Ethereum and Arbitrum twice during the transfer of stolen funds, causing approximately $700,000 in assets to become stuck. Around 267,000 USDC was sent to Chainflip’s deposit channel on the wrong chain, and the associated address was subsequently blacklisted by Circle. Separately, roughly 160 ETH (worth about $430,000) was bridged to Arbitrum but then sent to a channel exclusive to Ethereum, leaving the funds stranded. AMLBot believes both transactions were likely executed by automated scripts.

According to monitoring by on-chain analytics platform Yu Jing, an address suspected to belong to an Aave team member has sold 50,000 AAVE tokens in batches over the past week, receiving 8 million USDC in exchange at an average price of $160. The address previously obtained 108,000 AAVE from the Aave Team wallet between October 2020 and October 2021, and currently holds 30,000 AAVE valued at approximately $5.5 million.

Trump’s support among voters aged 18 to 29 has fallen from 43% to 19%. Some young crypto investors dismiss his crypto projects as profit-driven schemes, criticizing the TRUMP meme coin for exploiting crypto-savvy backers. Morten Christensen, an investor holding large volumes of TRUMP tokens, stated that Trump’s reputation is weaker than it was during his presidential campaign. He noted that when attending the second meme coin event held at Mar-a-Lago this year, the online response was markedly different from that of the first event in May 2025. Trump’s financial records show he has generated at least $500 million from token sales via World Liberty Financial. The project issues the USD1 stablecoin, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar, and boasts a market cap exceeding $4 billion. (Bitcoin.com News)

Utexo, backed by Tether, plans to launch USDT on the Bitcoin network this month. Utexo co-founder Viktor Ihnatiuk stated that the company has secured a commercial license to issue USDT on Bitcoin, and intends to provide APIs, SDKs, and cloud infrastructure for exchanges, wallets, and payment service providers. Built on the RGB protocol and Bitcoin’s UTXO model, Utexo will keep most transaction data off-chain, focusing on three core use cases: USDT private transfers, direct swaps between native BTC and USDT, and native BTC collateralized lending—eliminating the need to wrap BTC for use on other blockchains. USDT was first issued on Bitcoin via the Omni protocol in 2014, before Ethereum and Tron emerged as its primary circulating networks. Utexo also plans to expand support to the Lightning Network following USDT’s Bitcoin launch. (CoinDesk)