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Bitcoin continues to trade without a decisive directional bias as both buyers and sellers defend key technical levels. Until one side forces a confirmed breakout, the current environment is likely to remain dominated by range-bound price action and short-term liquidity grabs. Bitcoin Price Analysis: The Daily Chart

A Canadian entrepreneur lost more than $1.6 million in Bitcoin (BTC) from a Coldcard hardware wallet in under seven minutes, part of a wave that may total 1,367.05 BTC. The case exposes an uncomfortable truth about self-custody: doing everything right may not be enough. How One Holder Lost 18 BTC in Seven Minutes Cold

South Koreans sent $367 million in stablecoins abroad in June. It was the 18th straight month that money left.

Iran denied Trump's Strait of Hormuz deal claim. Oil rose 2.4%. Bitcoin held near $63,101 and barely moved.

ETH outperformed in July but certain warning signs have appeared. Can August be green, too?

Jay Clayton takes over as DNI Monday. Bill Pulte ends his acting run and returns full time to crypto-friendly housing policy.

Michael Saylor says the viral $5 billion Bitcoin sale claim is old news pulled from Strategy's June 29 plan.

Reuters says $676 million reached Binance from Shelbit, an unlicensed Dubai exchange tied to an Iranian sanctions network.

An analyst argues XRP could help Japan escape its yen carry-trade trap without triggering a disorderly global sell-off, though the proposal faces substantial practical obstacles. The idea targets liquidity efficiency rather than debt, and that distinction matters enormously. The Prefunding Problem XRP Claims It Could

Here's a quick recap on everything that transpired in the broader Ripple ecosystem last month.