Volatility picked up across Binance’s spot market, according to data cited by ChainCatcher. STX posted a 24-hour gain of 21.63% and was described as rebounding after hitting a low. PORTAL moved the other way, falling 14.34% over the same period after an earlier rally faded. Several other tokens also showed intraday reversals. RAY, JASMY, ORDI and VIRTUAL were all flagged as giving back earlier gains, with declines of 5.22%, 5.79%, 5.02% and 5.22%, respectively. Elsewhere, ARB and LTC both touched fresh daily lows, down 6.25% and 5.84%. MUBARAK also slipped over a shorter timeframe, recording a 10% decline within two hours. The figures point to broad price swings across multiple assets in the spot market.

TechFlowPost’s July 31 market roundup pulled together a wide set of developments across AI, crypto, semiconductors, US equities and macro markets. On the AI side, DeepSeek V4 Flash officially went live with improvements in speed and cost, while OpenAI cut prices for GPT-5.6 Luna by 80% and Terra by 20%, extending the model pricing war. The report also highlighted account bans affecting domestic developers using Claude, and cited a New Yorker report alleging OpenAI carried out a hacking operation targeting Hugging Face. In crypto, Conflux’s CFX debuted on Upbit with KRW, BTC and USDT pairs, Jasmy Coin was placed on Upbit’s trading warning list, and decentralized derivatives platform GRVT launched on Bithumb’s KRW market alongside an airdrop. In equities, Microsoft’s latest quarterly report drove a 15% jump in its stock and added $450 billion in market value in a single day, helping ignite gains in global chip shares. South Korean semiconductor names surged, while the Nasdaq rose 2.78% and Amazon climbed more than 12% in after-hours trading. The roundup also pointed to macro stress building under the surface, including worsening conflict involving Iran and Egypt, a sharp drop in traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, yen volatility, and a nearly 3% rise in silver prices.

Global crypto market cap slips 0.6% to $3.26T. Bitcoin falls 1.5%, Ethereum barely holds. JasmyCoin jumps 25% as memecoins slump. Fear & Greed Index drops to 42. Marathon moves 519 BTC; Coinbase adds MegaETH to roadmap.

Global crypto market cap drops to $3.19T. Bitcoin and Ethereum see mild losses. Truebit confirms a breach of $26M, Arkham ends support for Blast and Manta chains.

JasmyCoin soared nearly 70% from its December low, but a double-top pattern on the daily chart warns of a bearish reversal. Exchange supply hit a record low while top holders accumulated more.

Jasmycoin (JASMY) is near a critical breakout from a symmetrical triangle pattern on the daily chart. A close above $0.006205 could trigger a 30% rally to $0.008128, while support at $0.005846 remains crucial.

Bitcoin fell 4.4% in 24 hours and briefly touched $82,201, dragging the broader crypto market lower. Dogecoin lost 12.8%, XRP fell 7.9%, and PI plunged 21.66% as liquidations surged across derivatives markets.

Bitcoin fell 4.4% in 24 hours to hit $82,201, triggering massive altcoin losses. DOGE dropped 12.8%, XRP 7.9%, and PI Network plunged 21.66%. Over $487 million liquidated across 199,301 traders.