According to ChainCatcher, Binance spot data points to sharp price swings across a range of tokens over the past 24 hours. The update shows MVLLB down 12.43%, while AXS gained 5.33% and touched today's high. Several tokens moved lower at the same time: SNXXB fell 16.04%, ALLO lost 7.42%, KITE dropped 6.9%, COOKIE declined 5.69%, and MUUB was down 6.97%. CFX touched a weekly low, with a decline of 8%, and COTI touched today's low, with a decline of 13.61%. The numbers are based on Binance spot market data and were flagged in a ChainCatcher newsflash. The report lists only these assets and does not give additional context about the reason for the moves. It also does not include volume or market capitalization data. The 24-hour percentage changes are the main figures in the update, and no other tickers appear in the original report. Taken together, the data shows a mostly negative session, with AXS as the sole gainer mentioned.

US tech-related assets were active on Wednesday, and multiple tech ETF tokens listed under Gate's gStocks offering moved higher, according to the latest figures from Gate reported by ChainCatcher. The Sandisk 2x Long ETF token (SNXXG/USDT) posted a 30.15% gain over 24 hours, last trading at $13.536. The Marvell Technology 2x Long ETF token (MVLLG/USDT) rose 27.40% to $28.64. The MSCI Korea Index 3x Long ETF token (KORUG/USDT) added 20.68% to $18.977. All three pairs are quoted against USDT. The 24-hour changes ranged from 20.68% to 30.15%, with the Sandisk token recording the largest jump among the three. The tokens provide leveraged exposure to their underlying references: 2x for Sandisk and Marvell, and 3x for the MSCI Korea Index. The three tokens are part of the Gate gStocks suite. Gate's data covered the latest quotes for the three ETF tokens over the same window, and ChainCatcher reported the figures.

The Binance spot market saw sharp price swings, according to data cited by ChainCatcher. SNXXB posted the steepest move among the tokens mentioned, falling 24.78% over the past 24 hours. On the upside, TUT rose 9.32% and reached a new high for the day. Several other tokens gave back earlier gains, with DEXE down 10.59%, ICX down 7.76%, VANRY down 7.76%, and AEVO down 13.68% in a pullback after intraday advances. At the same time, ATM also touched a new daily high, up 5.07%. SXT and BAND joined the list of tokens reaching fresh intraday highs, gaining 6.95% and 10.78%, respectively. The moves point to elevated short-term volatility across multiple names on Binance spot.

The Binance spot market saw sharp moves over the past 24 hours, according to ChainCatcher, which cited exchange data. BANK posted a 20% decline during the period. On the upside, RIF and XNO rose 9.16% and 9.89%, respectively, with both reaching new intraday highs. Several other tokens showed a spike-and-pullback pattern. FLOW fell 5.26%, EPIC lost 6.96%, and BABY dropped 8.51%. TURTLE declined 5.91%, while MVLLB and SNXXB recorded steeper losses of 14.17% and 26.15%, respectively. The moves point to elevated short-term volatility across a range of spot-listed tokens on Binance.

July 31 brought a dense mix of crypto, equity-market, and policy headlines. On the corporate side, Coinbase reported $1.22 billion in second-quarter revenue, down 14% from the prior quarter and below the $1.29 billion expected by the market, while Strategy posted an $8.2 billion quarterly loss tied mainly to unrealized losses on its Bitcoin holdings and said it held 843,775 BTC at the latest disclosure. In one of the day’s most closely watched cross-market stories, people familiar with the matter said Citadel had acquired most of the equity portfolio of Situational Awareness, the $24 billion hedge fund founded by former OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner, after losses tied to AI-related trades. Elsewhere, Aave said it would retire 50 low-adoption reserves and wind down deployments on six chains, Uniswap launched a beta product for token launches, and ENS DAO proposed creating a full-time operating foundation. On the policy front, U.S. senators submitted a new compromise proposal tied to ethics provisions in the Clarity Act, while South Korea said it had completed a draft digital asset framework bill and is also considering rules that could cover AI agent payments and suspicious-account payment freezes.

Gate ETF said it will list four leveraged ETF trading pairs at 15:00 UTC+8 on July 29, according to an official announcement. The new listings are SNXX3L/USDT, SNXX3S/USDT, MUU3L/USDT and MUU3S/USDT, covering 3x long and 3x short exposure to SNXX and MUU. The platform said Gate ETF currently supports trading for 386 tokens. The exchange also announced a trading challenge tied to the new ETF listings. The campaign will run from 15:00 UTC+8 on July 29 through 15:00 UTC+8 on Aug. 7. Users who trade SNXX3L/3S and MUU3L/3S during the event will be eligible to share a 60,000 USDT reward pool. The details were cited by ChainCatcher from the official notice.

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