MarsBit’s Weekly Editor’s Picks for July 25-31 gathers a broad set of market and policy readings across crypto, macro, AI infrastructure, tokenized equities, Ethereum staking, and platform risk. The roundup highlights a Federal Reserve meeting described as one of the most uncertain in recent years, with softer June CPI, weaker nonfarm payrolls, and lower oil prices arguing for patience, while sticky inflation, Middle East tensions, hawkish Fed remarks, and an unclear policy record from Chair Waller kept a hike risk on the table. The piece says markets had already paid for that risk. On regulation, the selection says the Clarity Act has reached the political equivalent of the final yard line, but its 2026 passage odds were cut to 30% because of limited time and Democratic objections to the current ethics language. It also notes competition for Senate floor time with other contested bills. Elsewhere, the roundup points to Lido’s migration of more than 8 million ETH, worth about $16 billion, into a new validator architecture after Pectra; ONDO’s 30% rise over three weeks as tokenized stock activity picked up onchain; and a string of AI and memory-market stories focused on credit risk, capital spending visibility, and how SK Hynix is being judged against already elevated expectations.

Odaily’s July 30 interaction roundup highlighted three crypto-related projects with active user tasks: Axis Robotics, Orbinum and Axis. Axis Robotics, which focuses on Physical AI and robotics data infrastructure, said on July 28 that it had raised $12 million in seed funding led by Hack VC, with participation from Nomad Capital, Pi Core Team Ventures, 10K Ventures and several angel investors. The article also outlined how users can register on the project’s hub, enter the “Alliace” section and take part in tasks that still have open slots to earn points, while noting that a creator program on X is set to launch. For Orbinum, Odaily described the project as privacy infrastructure centered on a zero-knowledge shielding pool and selective disclosure. Built on Substrate and fully compatible with EVM, Orbinum Network said on July 16 that its testnet had gone live. The report listed steps including wallet connection, social account binding, daily rewards, quests and faucet-based test token use. The roundup also covered Axis, a quantitative yield protocol that brings institutional market-neutral trading strategies on-chain. Odaily said Axis announced a $5 million private funding round in December 2025 led by Galaxy Ventures. It also said the project’s Origin Vault is now open with a $50 million cap, a current yield of 10.4%, and deposits already above $37 million.