Glassnode data shows that realized losses among buyers who have held Bitcoin for one to two years have started to recede. The signal may point to a potential bear-market bottom in 2026, according to the brief cited by ChainCatcher. The report also identified $69,000 as a key battleground for price action. While the update was short, it highlighted two clear takeaways: pressure on this holder cohort appears to be easing, and the market is now watching whether Bitcoin can hold or reclaim the $69,000 level. The data point comes from Glassnode and was relayed by ChainCatcher in a market analysis item published on July 16, 2026.

U.S. spot Ether exchange-traded funds brought in $96 million over the first three days of the week, according to ChainCatcher. The report said funds under BlackRock took in most of that capital, making the firm the main recipient of the week’s inflows so far. ChainCatcher also noted that new demand tied to Robinhood Chain helped support Ether’s recent performance. The brief did not provide a further breakdown of the flows, a daily timeline, or additional fund-by-fund figures beyond saying BlackRock products captured the bulk of the money. No other market data, price levels, or trading metrics were included in the source note.

Intel is working with Google Cloud as part of an enterprise artificial intelligence transformation, according to a market update cited by Odaily. The company plans to integrate Gemini-powered generative AI across its global workforce, extending the technology to employees worldwide. Intel is also exploring Google Cloud-based solutions aimed at streamlining internal marketing and communication workflows. The update did not disclose additional implementation details, financial terms, or a rollout timeline. The brief was attributed to Jin10 and published by Odaily as a market analysis newsflash.

Trasia Labs said it has raised a total of $35 million, including a $1.75 million seed round led by Multicoin Capital, as it builds Trasia, an Asia-first non-custodial trading platform on Hyperliquid. The company said the capital will go toward rolling out its web and mobile products, accelerating user growth, and launching the first HIP-3 markets focused on Asian securities-related assets. Alongside the financing announcement, Trasia said its web trading interface is now live with support for Chinese and English. The platform will initially offer Hyperliquid’s native HIP-3 markets and plans to begin listing its own HIP-3 markets later this year. Trasia also said its contracts will be cash-settled and reference-price only, with neither the platform nor its users buying, holding, or owning the underlying securities. The company is preparing an invite-only trading campaign for early users, while its native mobile app is expected to arrive this summer, followed by additional HIP-3 pairs tied to Asian local markets.

Kalshi, a U.S. prediction market platform, said a teleprompter operator is being investigated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over suspected trading tied to prediction contracts linked to public remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump, according to CNBC. The item was cited by ChainCatcher as a short market-regulation update. No additional details were disclosed in the source about the scope of the alleged trading, the timing of the contracts, or any enforcement outcome. The report identifies the matter as a regulatory investigation and links it to contracts related to Trump’s public speeches.

Michael Saylor said Strategy has delivered a 42% annualized return, topping Bitcoin’s 33% and the Nasdaq 100’s 18%. Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, is one of the public companies with the largest Bitcoin holdings in the world. According to Saylor, the company’s use of debt financing to buy Bitcoin has helped its leveraged approach outperform both direct Bitcoin exposure and the Nasdaq 100 index. The update was carried by Techub News, which cited Cointelegraph as the source.

U.S. storage-related stocks continued to fall, according to data from MSX.COM cited by Odaily. SanDisk led the declines, with its loss widening to 10.07%, leaving its total market capitalization at $215.1 billion. Other names in the segment also moved lower. Western Digital (WDC.O) fell nearly 9%, SK Hynix ADR (SKHY.O) dropped 8.6%, and Micron Technology (MU.O) slipped more than 5%. The move reflects continued weakness across the U.S. storage stock segment in the latest trading update carried by Odaily.

Ethena said on X that it has officially launched on the Monad blockchain, making both USDe and sUSDe available across the broader Monad ecosystem. The rollout includes integration with Monad’s Aave instance, which Ethena said allows users to borrow stablecoin liquidity at scale. Ethena also said Parallel EVM USDe is now live. The update expands the availability of Ethena’s products within Monad and adds another stablecoin option for users interacting with applications built on the network. No additional launch details were disclosed in the announcement cited by Odaily.