CASHCAT holders are debating a rebound after a reported 80% four-day decline, while traders tout TENDIES and other Robinhood-linked tickers as challengers. Some blame CASHCAT’s weakness on reliance on a potential post from Vlad Tenev.
The expected CLARITY Act text reportedly lacks the Democratic support needed to reach 60 Senate votes. The ethics dispute remains unresolved, with some Democratic senators reportedly planning to boycott the July 16 White House meeting.
SpaceX shares closed below their $135 IPO price for the first time, finishing at $131.11 after falling 3.1%. The stock is reportedly 42% below its high after eight declines in nine sessions.
More than 1.2 million leveraged South Korean retail accounts reportedly faced margin calls by July 13, with roughly 320,000–360,000 liquidated. Regulators suspended new leveraged ETF listings and raised margin requirements amid the KOSPI selloff.
Prediction markets favor Spain roughly 58-42 over Argentina in the World Cup final. Attention is also on major Argentina positions, including one bettor reportedly sitting on a $3.9 million gain and facing a cash-out decision.
PUMP has risen more than 22% since its $121 million July 12 unlock, with onchain data indicating 67% of recipients still hold their tokens and 16.7% have fully sold. Traders are debating whether buybacks and a possible downtrend breakout can sustain the move despite concerns over
Trump Media plans to start selling Wall Street firms a paid real-time feed of Truth Social posts in August, targeting traders and institutional clients. Critics are questioning whether it provides actual early access or simply faster alerts once posts are public.
Iran reportedly asked Yemen’s Houthis to prepare to close the Bab el-Mandeb route if the U.S. strikes Iranian energy infrastructure. Oil rose as traders weighed the threat to Red Sea shipments and the potential inflation impact.
Citadel Securities made a $400 million strategic investment in Crypto.com at a $20 billion valuation, marking the exchange’s first institutional funding round.
HBULL says creator fees are being used to buy ANSEM for its treasury and fund holder rewards, including a reported 50,000-ANSEM distribution to the top 1,000 HBULL holders. Supporters describe the model as trading-fee-funded yield rather than token emissions.
Cobie is taking over the Base app after Jesse Pollak acknowledged the failure of its onchain social strategy. Base is shifting its focus toward trading, payments and agents.
Netflix shares fell after quarterly results as modest headline revenue and EPS beats were offset by weaker regional revenue, free cash flow, margins and forward guidance.
Morgan Stanley’s E*TRADE completed its spot-crypto rollout, offering Bitcoin, Ether and Solana trading to its 8.6 million clients at a reported 50-basis-point fee. Asset transfers are expected later in 2026.
Lyn Alden and partners launched Orange Juice with $40 million to acquire and permanently hold cash-flowing businesses while building a Bitcoin treasury.
Trump teleprompter operator Gabriel Perez allegedly used advance knowledge of presidential speeches to make more than $100,000 on Kalshi, prompting federal settlement talks.
Kimi's open-source model release is fueling concerns about pricing pressure on Anthropic, OpenAI and AI infrastructure providers while prompting speculation about related public-market trades.
T. Rowe Price’s actively managed multi-token spot crypto ETF, TKNZ, began trading with about $15 million in assets and a 0.75% fee. Its initial portfolio allocated roughly 41% to Bitcoin and 18.4% to Ether, alongside BNB, Solana, XRP and Hyperliquid.
The U.S. Senate unanimously approved a nonbinding resolution opposing any pardon, sentence reduction or other clemency for Sam Bankman-Fried.
CNN reportedly found that Trump promoted more than 20 companies on Truth Social shortly after buying their shares, raising conflict-of-interest concerns.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $108 million in net inflows on July 15, led by BlackRock’s IBIT with $80.82 million.