BingX has introduced BingX TradFi, adding futures access to commodities, forex, stocks, and indices on its platform, with more than 50 underlying assets and leverage of up to 500x.
Bitcoin fell to around $62,700 on July 17, breaking below the $63,000-$64,000 support zone that many traders had been watching, while order-book data showed sell pressure near $65,000 and buying interest around $61,000-$62,000. PANews, citing BIT U.S. Stocks, Greeks.live, Coinglass and several market participants, said $1.2 billion in BTC options were set to expire with a max pain level at $63,000. Trader Killa also flagged a recurring pattern in which Bitcoin has often posted at least a 5% pullback after the 14th of the month, with 11 of the past 12 instances showing roughly that scale of decline. The report tied weakness in crypto to a broader retreat in risk assets, especially after losses in AI, semiconductor and memory shares weighed on sentiment. Nasdaq futures fell as much as 1.61% in Asian trading, while crypto-related U.S. stocks and mining names also moved lower. Ethereum held up better than Bitcoin, returning to a $1,750-$1,900 range, though traders remained divided over whether it could extend toward $2,000-$2,100 or slip back toward $1,600-$1,650. The report also highlighted ETF flow data, token unlock schedules, and upcoming AI events in Shanghai and San Francisco as near-term points to watch.
PANews’ daily roundup covered a wide range of crypto market and on-chain developments, led by two high-profile incidents tied to social media accounts and meme tokens. According to the report, hackers who compromised the official X accounts of SpaceXAI and Starlink used them to promote the $SCATMAN token and made a combined profit of about $135,000. The same roundup also said the accounts had reposted a Robinhood Chain meme coin that briefly pushed its market cap to $2 million before a rug pull, with the posts later deleted. Robinhood Chain itself reached several milestones since launch, including more than $290 million in stablecoins attracted to the network, $134 million in total value locked, $12 million in active RWA market cap, and $4 billion in cumulative DEX trading volume. Separately, Robinhood co-founder Vlad Tenev reportedly exposed a seed phrase during a livestream, allowing attackers to seize control of an address and use it to inflate and dump meme tokens. The roundup also highlighted broader market data. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $197 million last week, ending eight straight weeks of outflows. A dormant whale moved 2,931 BTC worth about $188 million, while Galaxy Digital’s head of research said four long-term holder indicators had reached record highs.
A batch of token unlocks is scheduled for July 13-17, according to TechFlowPost. The list includes VRTX, XCN, CONX, STRK, SEI, ARB, DBR, YZY, ZK and SOLV. Among them, CONX has the largest unlock by value at about $28.67 million on July 14. DBR is set for an unlock worth about $10.13 million on July 16, equal to 11.43% of its circulating supply, while SOLV will unlock about $1.10 million on July 17, or 9.24% of circulation. ARB is scheduled to unlock about $8.53 million on July 16, and YZY will release about $6.13 million on July 17. STRK, SEI, ZK, XCN and VRTX are also on the calendar, with unlock ratios ranging from 0.14% to 3.74% for those tokens listed. The schedule covers several consecutive days and highlights a concentrated week for token supply releases.
deBridge Foundation has opened the second season of its DBR token airdrop, allocating 300 million tokens, or 3% of total supply, with claims available from Nov. 20 to Dec. 19.
Cross-chain protocol deBridge has unveiled the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling AI agents to perform non-custodial swaps, bridging, and multi-step operations on EVM chains and Solana with deterministic execution and MEV-aware routing.
deBridge is a cross-chain protocol designed to move assets, NFTs, and data across multiple blockchains. This article examines how the protocol works, what the DBR token does, how supply is allocated, and what the project could mean for the broader interoperability market.
deBridge is a cross-chain protocol built to move assets, NFTs, data, and messages across blockchains. This article examines how it works, what DBR is used for, how the token supply is allocated, and what may shape market sentiment.
