Coinglass data shows that if Ether (ETH) rises above $1,865, cumulative short liquidation intensity across major centralized exchanges could reach $603 million. On the downside, if ETH falls below $1,705, cumulative long liquidation intensity across major CEXs could reach $362 million. The figures point to concentrated liquidation pressure around the two price levels highlighted by the data.

ChainCatcher, citing data from Coinglass, reported two key Bitcoin price levels tied to liquidation pressure on major centralized exchanges. If BTC rises above $65,874, cumulative short liquidation intensity across major CEXs would reach $1.153 billion. On the downside, if BTC falls below $60,216, cumulative long liquidation intensity would reach $485 million. The figures point to two near-term price thresholds where liquidation pressure could increase sharply across the market. The report was published under the market analysis category.

Monera Digital said June marked a deeper phase of crypto market liquidation, with Bitcoin falling from $73,764 at the start of the month to around $59,624 by month-end, down about 19.2%, while Ether dropped from $2,007 to $1,572, down roughly 22%. In its June market report, the firm argued that three developments defined the month: the public break in the institutional bid narrative around Strategy, the largest monthly net outflow on record for spot Bitcoin ETFs at about $4.51 billion, and a microstructure shift from spot-led capitulation to late-month accumulation. The report said Strategy’s decision to cut 32 BTC at the start of the month, followed by its Digital Credit capital framework and authorization to monetize up to $1.25 billion in BTC, changed the role of one of the market’s biggest price-insensitive buyers. It also pointed to broad weakness in U.S. channels, including persistent negative Coinbase premium readings and heavy ETF redemptions, as signs that marginal selling pressure dominated most of June. At the same time, Monera Digital said several bottom-region signals began to appear. Long-term holders returned to net accumulation, their supply share rose to 88.1%, Ahr999 fell to 0.283, and loss-making supply exceeded profitable supply for the first time. Even so, the firm said a full trend reversal has not been confirmed because ETF flows have not stabilized, the dollar has not turned lower, and price has yet to reclaim key resistance levels.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is planning to raise foundry prices for mature process nodes starting in January next year, according to a report by Taiwan Economic Daily cited by Odaily. The report said the planned increase would come after price hikes on advanced process nodes. Even with higher mature-node pricing on the table, IC design companies still intend to negotiate for more foundry capacity for next year than they secured this year. Industry sources said they need additional support to keep expanding their operating scale. The report also said production costs for IC makers had already risen in the first half of this year after packaging and testing houses, along with foundries other than TSMC, lifted quotes for mature-node services. In response, companies had already discussed product price increases with clients. If TSMC goes ahead with the mature-node increase next year, IC design firms are expected to reopen pricing talks with customers. The report added that customers would then try to pass the higher costs further down the chain, creating a ripple effect across the supply chain.

Jefferies has raised its price target on Moderna (MRNA.O) to $60 from $53, according to a July 13 newsflash published by BlockBeats. The brief item did not include the firm’s rationale for the change or any other details beyond the revised target. The update was carried in BlockBeats’ 7x24 fast-news feed.

Digital asset treasury firm Evernorth said it is entering the Japanese market and has launched localized social media accounts as it looks to grow business tied to the XRP ecosystem. The company said its content offering in Japan will focus on market analysis and professional research, and that it will not discuss prices. According to the report, Evernorth is planning to raise more than $1 billion through a Nasdaq listing. SBI Holdings has already committed $200 million as an anchor investor. The move puts Japan at the center of Evernorth’s next expansion step, with the company targeting a market that has long shown support for XRP. The report also notes that Japan has played an early role in XRP adoption. Through a joint venture between SBI Holdings and Ripple, the token has been used in cross-border remittance applications. Citing U.Today, the report says Evernorth’s latest push suggests it wants to build momentum by tapping existing financial ties in a market seen as more workable than the current U.S. regulatory setting.

The Nikkei 225 fell 2.00% during intraday trading on July 13, while Kioxia dropped more than 10%, according to market data cited by BlockBeats from Bitget. The update was published as a brief market note and only included the index move and the stock’s decline. No additional context or drivers were provided in the source. The report links to BlockBeats’ flash news page for the item.

Bankr said in a post on X that GITLAWB has bridged from Base to Robinhood Chain through LayerZero, making it an omnichain token. The post also said a GITLAWB/WETH liquidity pool was deployed automatically. According to the same statement, GITLAWB is the native network token of GitLawb, an AI-native internet Git layer ecosystem, and is used to support the project’s token economic model. The update centers on token availability across chains and the launch of initial on-chain liquidity on Robinhood Chain.