Techub News reported that X user @ai_9684xtpa said a donation-related wallet linked to Changpeng Zhao sent 700 million Zhao Changpeng tokens and 400 million TCC tokens to a burn address about five minutes earlier, removing a total of 1.1 billion tokens from circulation. The post said the wallet had previously been used mainly for charitable donations. After the on-chain transfers, prices of both tokens moved higher by varying degrees, drawing market attention. The update was presented as a short market note based on observed on-chain activity and the social media post cited by Techub News.

Galaxy Digital’s head of research said several Bitcoin metrics tied to long-term holders have reached all-time highs, according to an Odaily report. The tracked figures include the share of supply last active at least 10 years ago, which stood at 17.7%. The report also listed long-term holder supply at 16.75 million BTC. In addition, long-term holders’ realized cap was reported at $836.4 billion, while their realized price came in at $50,000. The update focused on long-duration holding behavior in the Bitcoin market and did not provide additional commentary beyond the data points.

Odaily, citing monitoring data from Onchain Lens, reported that Noxa Fi generated about $7.66 million in fees on Robinhood Crypto over the past seven days. The brief also said the team had launched NOXA on DBKChain, a chain developed by DeBankDeFi, in 2025. Since then, the token has remained inactive. Separately, roughly 10 hours before the report, the team burned 40% of NOXA’s total supply. The update did not provide additional details on the fee composition or the burn transaction beyond those points.

Michael Saylor said Bitcoin is an emergent network shaped by holders, nodes, and miners, with capital, consensus, and security held in a shifting balance. He pushed back against BIP 110, warning that the proposal would turn a dispute over spam into a consensus change. The proposal would limit non-payment data storage to one year, requires support from 55% of miners, and is slated for activation in September this year. Miner signaling support is currently close to zero. The report also said Strategy’s recent Bitcoin sales show that corporate capital decisions can feed into governance debates around the network. The item was cited by Techub, referencing crypto.news.

CoinPost said on July 12 that it has added two AI-driven features to its homepage. One is an "AI News Brief" that displays domestic and international cryptocurrency headlines in a timestamped format, allowing readers to scan major topics without opening each article. The second is an AI analysis FAQ focused on market themes. It covers four sections: reversal signals, institutional and large-holder activity, derivatives markets, and macro and cross-asset topics. Users can click into each section to view AI-generated analysis text. CoinPost said it plans to keep upgrading the related features going forward. The update adds a faster headline view alongside a structured set of market-analysis prompts on the site’s front page.

OnchainLens said 13 on-chain addresses bought WEN within minutes of the token going live, with the wallets showing closely matched funding sources and transaction behavior. According to Techub, the addresses were funded three days earlier from Binance and Gate, then moved assets through a cross-chain bridge into Robinhood Chain before executing the purchases shortly after WEN launched. The monitoring account said all 13 wallets later transferred 100% of their WEN holdings to the same destination address. It also pointed to strong similarities in funding origin, bridge route, and purchase timing, which fueled market speculation that the activity may have ties to Robinhood’s internal operations. Robinhood had not issued a public response at the time of publication. The report did not provide an official confirmation of the relationship, and the claim is based on on-chain tracking cited by Techub.

Bitcoin's mining difficulty was lowered by 5% at block height 957,600 on July 11, falling from 133.87 trillion to 127.17 trillion, a reduction of about 6.70 trillion. The move marked the network's 14th difficulty adjustment of 2026. Data cited by Odaily, sourcing Bitcoin.com News, showed the previous adjustment period lasted about 14 days, 18 hours and 9 minutes, with an average block time of 10 minutes and 32 seconds. On the same day, Bitcoin's seven-day average hashrate stood at about 908 EH/s, down roughly 7.9% from around 986 EH/s on July 1. Hashprice closed at $31.1/PH/s, up about 12.5% from roughly $27.6/PH/s on July 1, though it remained about 37.2% below the one-year high of $49.4 reached in October 2025.

U.S. lawmakers are planning to release an updated version of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act this week, according to ChainCatcher, citing multiple people familiar with the discussions around the bill. The measure is described as a crypto market structure proposal and would reflect work already completed in the Senate. According to those familiar with the matter, the new draft combines provisions from bills previously approved by the U.S. Senate Banking Committee and the Senate Agriculture Committee. The text was formed after the two committees negotiated a range of clauses. The report does not provide further details on the specific revisions or a precise release date beyond this week. No additional bill language or timetable was disclosed in the source material.