1. Satoshi Gallery, the project manager of the Satoshi Nakamoto statue, is offering a 0.1 BTC reward for finding the lost statue. 2. Binance Alpha launched MOMOFUN (MM), with an airdrop threshold of 200 points. 3. A whale bought $300 million worth of ETH from Galaxy in three days, now suffering a $26 million loss. 4. The top 75 HYPE holders deposited 4.07 million USDC into Hyperliquid, all of which were used to purchase HYPE. 5. ECB Governing Council: It is too early to declare a pause in interest rate cuts; 6. Metaplanet CEO: Will explore multiple tools to raise funds to buy Bitcoin; 7. Binance: BNSOL total staked exceeds 10 million SOL; 8. Tom Lee: ETH's fair value could reach $10,000-20,000 in the next 12 months, and Wall Street will explore staking. 9. Michael Saylor: Bitcoin is a trading asset in the short term and a reserve asset in the long term; 10. Caixin: Sources say JD.com and Ant may not appear on the first list of Hong Kong stablecoin licenses.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Satoshi Gallery, the project and manufacturer of the Satoshi Nakamoto statue, announced on the X platform that it will offer 0.1 BTC to anyone who helps recover the Satoshi Nakamoto statue stolen yesterday in Lugano. Satoshi Gallery addressed the thieves, saying, "You can steal our symbol, but you can never steal our soul." The Satoshi Gallery team pledged to work together to install the statue in 21 locations around the world.

1. BMNR, the largest Ethereum holder, suffered a floating loss of over 9% of its holdings, amounting to nearly $200 million. 2. The Hong Kong RWA registration platform will be launched on August 7; 3. Registration for the Bitcoin restaking platform SatLayer airdrop is now open; 4. The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates again next week, focusing on economic growth rather than inflation; 5. Communications platform Towns Protocol announced its token economics: 57% of tokens will be used for airdrops, grants, and other community initiatives; 6. The Satoshi Nakamoto statue in Lugano, Switzerland, which Tether co-created, was stolen. 7. Hong Kong Legislative Council member: There is no opportunity for speculation in stablecoins, and the regulations will be formulated with reference to peers in the United States, Japan, Singapore, and the European Union; 8. Sam Altman: The new model is scheduled to be released in the coming months, but there may be a capacity crisis during this period.

According to BitcoinNews, the Satoshi Nakamoto statue in Lugano, Switzerland was stolen today. On October 25, 2024, the Swiss city of Lugano unveiled a statue commemorating Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous creator of Bitcoin, in Villa Ciani Park. The event was hosted by the Plan B initiative, a collaboration between Tether and the city of Lugano. Designed by Italian artist Valentina Picozzi, the statue took 18 months of research and three months to construct.

1. CBOE submits new proposal to simplify the listing process of crypto ETFs; 2. South Korea’s financial regulator plans to release guidelines for cryptocurrency lending services next month; 3. Deputy Secretary for Justice of Hong Kong: The Stablecoin Ordinance will build a trustworthy market environment based on three pillars; 4. Ministry of Commerce: China and the United States will continue to push for the 90-day extension of the suspended 24% U.S. reciprocal tariffs and China's countermeasures. 5. SharpLink Gaming purchased approximately $43.09 million in ETH, bringing its cumulative profit from this round of positions to $386 million. 6. South Korea launches a stablecoin ATM pilot program, limited to foreign tourists, supporting USDT withdrawals; 7. 5 Satoshi-era wallets transferred approximately $29.64 million worth of BTC; 8. Interpretation: Eleven key points from the White House digital asset report; 9. xTAO, a listed company, holds $16 million in TAO, becoming the largest public holder of Bittensor. 10. Fopay, a subsidiary of Jingwei Tiandi, has applied to issue VISA prepaid cards, supporting stablecoin consumption settlement.

According to OnchainLens, five Satoshi Nakamoto-era wallets, after being dormant for approximately 15.3 years, have transferred a total of 250 BTC (approximately $29.64 million) to two new addresses. These wallets may belong to the same owner.

Odaily Planet Daily News: A whale investor from the "Satoshi era" recently completed an over-the-counter Bitcoin transaction through Galaxy, transferring more than 80,000 BTC (worth more than $9 billion), bringing the active supply ratio of Bitcoin within a year to 37%, the same as Ethereum, showing that the supply dynamics of the two major crypto assets are converging. Despite the astonishing scale of transactions, the price of Bitcoin remains stable at about $118,000, reflecting the market's significantly enhanced ability to withstand institutional-level selling pressure. The industry believes that OTC platforms such as Galaxy are becoming a key channel for whale transactions to avoid disrupting the spot market. The incident also aroused the market's attention to the true activity of "dormant Bitcoin". It is currently estimated that 2.3 million to 3.7 million BTC may be permanently lost, accounting for more than 10% of the total. But this transaction shows that some of the bitcoins considered "lost" may just be held for a long time.

Odaily Planet Daily reported that Galaxy Digital disclosed this weekend that it had facilitated a $9 billion Bitcoin transaction for a Satoshi-era investor, totaling more than 80,000 coins. The company said the transaction was one of the largest nominal BTC transactions to date. Cryptocurrency analyst Scott Melker believes that the confidence of many early whale investors has been shaken and they choose to sell at the current market price. This comment has sparked heated debate among influencers and traders in the cryptocurrency industry. Some people pointed out that selling Bitcoin does not necessarily mean that investors have given up long-term holdings of the asset. For example, Adam Back is still increasing his holdings of BTC. However, as Bitcoin is increasingly absorbed by traditional financial markets through ETFs, corporate funds and custody solutions, the crypto community is worried that Bitcoin has deviated from its cypherpunk roots. (CoinDesk)

Galaxy Digital announced that it has completed the sale of more than 80,000 bitcoins on behalf of an early investor in the Satoshi era, which is worth more than $9 billion at the current market value, making it one of the largest notional bitcoin transactions in the history of the crypto market. It is reported that the transaction is part of the investor's estate planning strategy. Galaxy said that this successful execution marks one of the earliest and most important exits in the digital asset market.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, according to Lookonchain monitoring, Galaxy Digital has transferred more than 10,000 BTC to CEX in the past 8 hours. These bitcoins come from a bitcoin whale in the Satoshi era. As of writing, Galaxy Digital still holds 27,127 bitcoins at this address.