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Israel’s largest crypto broker, Bits of Gold, was hit by a significant data breach. The security incident reportedly affected approximately 200,000 customers associated with the firm.

Bitcoin options are currently expensive despite prevailing summer calm conditions. The title suggests that understanding the reasons behind this high cost is crucial for investors and market participants.

Bitcoin's biggest holders, including Strategy and Metaplanet, are reportedly betting on mathematics rather than focusing solely on price movements.

Bitpanda was fined €70,000 in Austria for an enforcement action. This ruling is notable because it represents Austria's first published case concerning the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).

Bitcoin tracked an upward bounce in equities; however, a $390 million ETF outflow during the week has kept market bullish investors cautious.

Binance was accused of handing user data to Russia, an action that reportedly contributed to the arrest of a Ukrainian donor. The issue highlights concerns regarding the handling of private user information by major platforms.

The upcoming week of crypto news focuses on several key developments, including the Coinbase-Circle USDC collaboration and analysis of FOMC minutes. Market attention will also be given to global economic indicators such as oil prices.

Bitcoin is currently trading flat near $63,500. Despite the current price stagnation, underlying money flows are quietly turning.

Goldman Sachs stated that a Fed interest-rate increase in September is 'very unlikely.' The firm's prediction suggests market expectations regarding potential rate hikes may be shifting.

The bitcoin futures market is being described as a situation resembling a crowded club with a tiny exit. This arrangement suggests potential risk that could lead to pain.

XRP traders are betting on a rebound, despite its price slipping to $1. This optimistic outlook comes amidst surging bearish chatter regarding the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin reached a high of $64,000 during Asian morning trading hours. Meanwhile, HYPE saw an increase of 8% over the span of the week.

The period defined by 'long bitcoin, short the bankers' is ending as large traditional finance (TradFi) entities begin embracing digital assets.

Raman, an Ethereum advocate, warned that Wall Street's pursuit of private blockchain technology is characterized as a 'race to the bottom.'

Volatility is exiting both crypto and TradFi markets. However, risks related to the U.S.-Iran dynamic remain persistent, coupled with rising sovereign debt.

The Trump family is linked to World Liberty Financial, which reportedly plans to delay its efforts to sell a resort token from the Maldives.

Bitcoin slipped because U.S. inflation failed to spark gains, leading to ETFs seeing their first two-day drawdown of August.

RedotPay has reportedly been advised to put its planned U.S. Initial Public Offering (IPO) of $1 billion on hold. This information was reported by Bloomberg.

Bitcoin dropped below $63,000 according to a live update analysis. The decline was correlated with increases in oil and yields.

Bitcoin is facing pressure from a cluster of headwinds. Separately, XRP is currently trading near $1.