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Siren has plunged about 75% to $0.126 after a large holder reportedly sold 17 million tokens across multiple on-chain addresses, triggering one of the steepest declines seen in the market this week. According to on-chain analyst EmberCN, a whale sold roughly 17 million SIREN tokens, including 6.75 million siren2-native tokens, across multiple addresses over a two-hour period on June 13. The analyst said the selling pressure pushed the token from around $0.47 to $0.23 before losses deepened further. Market data later showed SIREN extending the decline to a low of $0.126 at the time of writing. EmberCN also claimed that…

Russia is building one of the most comprehensive cryptocurrency surveillance architectures of any major economy, with new legislation set to give the country’s financial intelligence agency automatic access to data on every significant crypto transaction made by Russian citizens at home and abroad. Rosfinmonitoring Gets Sweeping New Powers The financial monitoring agency Rosfinmonitoring is set to become the central node of Russia’s crypto oversight system under a companion bill to the government’s core cryptocurrency legislation. The agency will receive real-time data feeds on all crypto transactions above 60,000 rubles, down from an earlier proposed threshold of 100,000 rubles, as well…

Pundi X Labs, a renowned blockchain technology entity, has partnered with X-Agent, a popular AI Agent operating system (OS). The partnership aims to fortify the link between the decentralized Web3 framework and AI. This synergy is set to provide contributors, who offer precious data to the network, with unique earning opportunities. We are excited to announce our partnership with @XAgent_official 🤖🤝X-Agent lets anyone build custom AI agents with pure natural language with zero code and fully secure runtime.Through this partnership, X-Agent’s agents can tap into our decentralized data layer, sourcing… pic.twitter.com/LeIHgZE5jo — Pundi X Labs (@PundiXLabs) July 20, 2026 Additionally,…

Michael Saylor sat down with UK television news station Channel 4 to defend his company’s deca-billion dollar $BTC bet. He ended the interview by telling reporter Helia Ebrahimi she was “being offensive,” invoking “the tooth fairy,” and ultimately rage-quitting, saying, “OK, we’re done.” The segment questioned the billionaire’s views about a long-term decline in the price of $BTC. It also allowed Saylor to reiterate his combative tone that earned a previous viral trend on Danny Knowles’ widely popular What Bitcoin Did podcast. In that January interview, Saylor clapped back at Knowles, claiming “just an ignorant, offensive statement on your part”…

Twenty One Capital, a Tether-controlled bitcoin ($BTC) treasury company that’s paid Strike’s Jack Mallers to be its spokesperson, has until Friday to comply with an independent director rule under threat of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) flagging its stock with code BC, Below Compliance. It doesn’t help that its stock has lost 83% of its value over the past year. This morning, Twenty One Capital disclosed the Friday deadline. It’s known about the deficiency for about two weeks, including a formal non-compliance notice it received from NYSE last week. Although a BC flag by NYSE is a clear warning,…

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is currently reviewing more than two dozen proposed exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to prediction markets, a move that could significantly broaden retail investor access to event-based trading products. Filings from asset managers Roundhill, Bitwise, and GraniteShares, submitted in February, are among those under scrutiny, according to a report from Cryptoslate. What the Proposed ETFs Would Track The ETFs are designed to hold event contracts that pay out based on the outcome of specific future occurrences. These include the results of the 2028 U.S. presidential election, the 2026 House and Senate elections, and whether…

Jack Mallers has officially launched Zap, a new wallet designed specifically for the Lightning Network community. This announcement highlights the ongoing developments within the Lightning Network ecosystem and its potential to enhance transaction efficiency. More details can be found in Mallers’ tweet here. The Latest The broader cryptocurrency landscape is currently displaying mixed signals, with various assets experiencing fluctuating momentum. In this context, Jack Mallers’ introduction of the Zap wallet represents a significant development for the Lightning Network. By offering a user-friendly wallet option, the initiative could help drive increased adoption and participation among users, particularly amidst the recent volatility…

Betting on a Bounce, Not a Breakout Prediction market traders see bitcoin recovering this month, just not all the way. On Polymarket, the contract asking whether bitcoin reaches $70,000 in July is currently trading at 21 cents, implying a roughly 21% probability. About $102,000 in volume sits on that strike, part of $1.16 million wagered across the platform’s July bitcoin price market. Odds of $BTC reaching $70,000 by the end of July, per Polymarket. The full odds ladder tells a story of measured expectations as traders price a $62,500 touch at 92% and give $65,000 a 63% chance, but conviction…

Keyrock, a Brussels-based digital asset services firm, is in the process of acquiring bankrupt crypto trading and lending firm Blockfills, according to two people with knowledge of the matter. A Keyrock spokesperson told CoinDesk that the acquisition is subject to court approval. According to a bankruptcy filing, Keyrock agreed to a purchase price of $3.25 million, and will assume “substantially all” of BlockFills’ assets, certain liabilities, some of its equity interests, customer lists and its proprietary technology and intellectual property. “We can confirm that, as set out in the official Bankruptcy Court document filed on 26 May 2026, Keyrock SA…

The Japanese government wants to make crypto ETFs legal and reclassify digital assets as financial products under new finance legislation. Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama made the announcement on Thursday. The new plan is expected to open regulated crypto exposure to ordinary Japanese brokerage customers. Katayama believes Japan needs a stronger legal framework and a strong trading ecosystem to boost investor confidence. She made these comments at the Open Quick 2026 seminar in Tokyo, an event hosted by financial data provider QUICK. She also said Japan wants to allow crypto ETFs, just as many countries have done. The key behind…