SolanaFloor said the X accounts for SpaceXAI and Starlink were compromised and used to repost a meme token on Robinhood Chain. The token’s market capitalization briefly climbed to $2 million before a rug pull followed. The repost has since been deleted. The incident involved social media account compromise rather than an official project announcement, based on the source cited in the original report. No further project details were disclosed in the source material.

Global funds have increased their selling of South Korean bonds to the highest level seen in nearly three months, according to Bloomberg. The shift in capital flows points to weaker risk appetite among overseas investors toward South Korea’s bond market. Bloomberg said the move shows foreign investors have turned more cautious, leaving the market under pressure from outward capital flows. The report focuses on the change in investor positioning and does not add further details beyond the scale of selling and the broader signal from cross-border flows. For the South Korean bond market, the key takeaway is that foreign outflows are now becoming a near-term pressure point as overseas demand softens.

Uniswap founder Hayden Adams said, citing DefiLlama data, that Uniswap generated about $5.027 million in trading fees over the past 24 hours. Based on daily fee figures, the protocol ranked behind only Tether and Circle. Adams also said Uniswap’s 24-hour fee total was higher than projects including Hyperliquid and pump.fun. The update was shared in a post on X and reflects a snapshot of protocol fee generation over the latest 24-hour period cited in the post.

ETH/BTC has rebounded from 0.02524 to 0.02855, according to monitoring by EmberCN. After the move higher, a whale focused on trading the ETH/BTC pair swapped 13,708 ETH, worth about $25 million, for 393.4 BTC around half an hour before the report. The trade was executed at an exchange rate of 0.02855 and was described as a short on ETH/BTC. EmberCN said the whale uses a coin-margined strategy, aiming to exchange back into more ETH if the ratio falls. Over the past six months, the address has accumulated an additional 6,475 ETH through multiple ratio trades. Based on the current price cited in the report, those added holdings are worth about $11.78 million.

EmberCN said a whale focused on trading the ETH/BTC exchange rate sold 13,708 ETH about half an hour ago and rotated the position into 393.4 BTC, a transaction valued at roughly $25 million. The reported short rate was 0.02855. According to the monitoring account, the trader runs a coin-denominated strategy, meaning a lower ETH/BTC rate would allow the position to be converted back into a larger amount of ETH later. EmberCN also said that over the past six months, the whale increased holdings by 6,475 ETH on a coin basis through multiple exchange-rate trades, equal to about $11.78 million at the cited valuation. The update points to an active directional bet on the ETH/BTC pair rather than a simple spot sale.

MegaETH, once one of the most closely watched new public chains of this cycle, is now facing a sharp reassessment as capital supporting its valuation weakens. According to DefiLlama data cited in the source report, the chain’s total value locked swung violently between July 9 and 10, briefly dropping to just above $30 million, down nearly 60% in 24 hours and about 70% from its May peak. Aave V3, the dominant protocol on the network, pulled 80% of its liquidity within a day. The report argues that MegaETH’s current valuation is under pressure not only because TVL has fallen, but because several gaps have become harder to ignore: a mismatch between valuation and actual usage, between the token’s DeFi narrative and the chain’s revenue mix, and between early market expectations and what has actually been delivered on-chain. MEGA was trading near $0.048, with a market cap of about $54 million and a fully diluted valuation of roughly $470 million to $480 million. Data points in the report show that MegaETH’s 30-day real protocol revenue was under $900,000, annualized at around $10 million, with just 2,619 daily active addresses. The piece also notes declining stablecoin activity, concentrated liquidity sources, and user complaints over team communication. As the market pays less attention to headline TVL and more to revenue, activity, and ecosystem retention, MegaETH is being tested on whether it can turn short-term liquidity into durable usage.

DeFiLlama data shows that Uniswap generated about $5.027 million in trading fees over the past 24 hours, according to a ChainCatcher news brief. Hayden Adams, the founder of Uniswap, said the protocol ranks behind only Tether and Circle in daily trading fees. He also said Uniswap is clearly ahead of projects including Hyperliquid and Pump on that measure. The update centers on a single fee snapshot and a ranking comparison cited by Adams, with no additional figures disclosed in the brief. ChainCatcher categorized the item as a 7x24 newsflash.

ChainCatcher reported, citing on-chain analyst Ember, that the ETH/BTC exchange rate has recently rebounded from 0.02524 to 0.02855. Against that backdrop, a whale focused on trading the ETH/BTC pair swapped 13,708 ETH for 393.4 BTC about half an hour before the report, in a transaction valued at $25 million. The trade was executed at an exchange rate of 0.02855 and was described as a short position on the ETH/BTC ratio. Ember said the whale is a coin-margined trader, meaning a decline in the exchange rate would allow the address to buy back more ETH later. Over the past six months, the same whale has increased its coin-denominated ETH holdings by 6,475 ETH through multiple exchange-rate trades, with that amount valued at $11.78 million. The report focuses on the whale’s positioning in the ETH/BTC ratio rather than spot market direction alone.