Chile had to activate its Fintec crypto law on July 3: nothing happened
The Financial Market Commission (CMF) confirmed that it postponed for one year the Open Finance System, which would connect banks with exchanges registered as Buda and CryptoMKT. New date: July 2027, according to The Clinic and La Tercera.
27 fintech companies accused banks of putting pressure in order to stop the competition this would bring to crypto adoption in Chile (beyond $BTC ).
A US$65M flash loan left just US$6M in the hack on Summer.fi today
Summer.fi paused its Lazy Summer vaults after an attack on July 6: they requested a US$65.4M flash loan on Morpho to manipulate the accounting of USDC vaults $ETH y withdraw ~US$6M, according to CoinDesk and The Block. The SUMR token fell more than 18% in hours.
Total DeFi TVL is around US$73,500M today (DefiLlama): another blow to a sector that doesn’t stop the bleeding in 2026.
Do you put your stablecoin into a random vault again, or don’t you trust it anymore? 👇
The signature that swore "never sell" $BTC liquidated 3.588 coins today
Strategy (Michael Saylor) sold 3.588 BTC for US$216M on July 6 to cover dividends on his STRF, STRE, STRK and STRD bonds, according to CoinDesk and Bitcoin Magazine. It’s the largest sale in his history, though he keeps 843.775 BTC in reserve.
Today $BTC is trading at US$63.400 (CoinGecko API): the market barely reacted.
Did he break the dogma or was it just petty cash? 👇
🐋 49.000 $BTC llegaron a exchanges: the strongest sell signal in months
Whale addresses move funds to exchanges, an on-chain signal that historically precedes selling pressure. On June 30, the flow jumped to ~49,000 BTC in a day, the highest in months, with the average deposit doubled, according to CryptoQuant via CryptoSlate and FXStreet.
Today, BTC is around US$62,754 (CoinGecko API): institutions are hesitant, but someone shifted coins to the exchange right before the rebound.
Are whales accumulating to sell or just reordering positions? 👇
🔥 Weak payroll in the U.S. liquidated $450M in $BTC shorts in a day
On July 3, the U.S. reported only 57,000 new jobs in June (vs. ~113,000 expected), the worst downside surprise in months. The data cooled bets for a hawkish Fed and triggered a short squeeze that pushed BTC to a two-week high at $63,900, according to BeInCrypto and Investing.com.
Today $BTC is trading around $62,754 (API CoinGecko): part of the momentum has already been digested.
Binance removes 4 tokens on Jul 10: Do you have ALCX, ARDR, NFP or POND?
The exchange confirmed the definitive withdrawal of Alchemix ($ALCX ), Ardor (ARDR), NFPrompt (NFP) and Marlin ($POND ) after its periodic review of liquidity and project quality. Spot trading ends on July 10; withdrawals remain enabled until September 9. The four already trade at more than 98% of their all-time high after the announcement.
Do you have any of these 4 in your wallet? Yes or no 👇
DeFi drops -34% in 2026, but one sector kept growing: tokenized assets
Total DeFi TVL fell from US$112.600M in January to today’s US$74.390M (-34% YTD, DefiLlama), after hitting a floor of ~US$70.000M in June—its lowest level since 2024—driven by massive liquidations and 121 hacks (~US$942M stolen in 2026). In this downturn, Liquid Staking fell -44% and Lending -39%, but RWA rose +48%: Ondo Finance ($ONDO ) already offers 24/7 minting and redemption for tokenized shares and tokenized ETFs.
Will the next DeFi cycle be led by RWA? YES or NO 👇
Institutional money has already rotated to $XRP and $SOL via ETF, not just Bitcoin
On July 2, spot ETFs for XRP, Solana, and Hyperliquid recorded simultaneous positive net flows—a first in weeks. $XRP led with US$6.55M, nearly triple that of $SOL and HYPE, with US$2.2M each, according to market data cited by CryptoRank and BitcoinWorld.
That same day, BTC ETFs were only just ending their own streak of 10 red sessions. Institutional rotation is no longer looking only at Bitcoin.
Is the institutional altcoin season just starting? YES or NO 👇
🐋 Whales bought US$16.700M in $BTC while ETFs were setting records
Between mid-June and early July, whale addresses accumulated more than 270.000 $BTC (~US$16.700M), according to CryptoQuant and Crypto.news, right when U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded ~US$4.060M in net outflows in June—their worst month in history.
The price fell to lows near US$57.735 before recovering to the current US$62.694 (API CoinGecko). Institutions are selling, whales are buying: someone is making a mistake.
⚙️ Vitalik announces a full redesign of Ethereum: lower fees for $ETH
On July 4, Buterin published "Lean Ethereum", a 3-4 year plan that changes almost the entire protocol base: STARK proofs, quantum resistance, and a simpler state design. The stated goal: fees up to 10 times lower by 2030, according to a draft from the Ethereum Foundation.
Nothing changes today or tomorrow: it’s a commitment to direction, and Ethereum doesn’t always meet its deadlines.
Do you believe Vitalik’s timeline this time? YES or NO 👇
Newton Mainnet Beta: the "authorization" DeFi was missing
The rest of the crypto security tools only alert you about the hack once you’ve already lost the money. @NewtonProtocol proposes something different: review the operation before it’s settled. With the launch of its Mainnet Beta, Newton presents itself as an onchain authorization layer for DeFi. The idea, simply put: before a transaction is executed, Newton compares it against an active policy and returns a signed verdict—pass or fail—recorded on the chain. The difference is fundamental: traditional monitors report what happened; Newton records what it prevented before the money moved.
#newt $NEWT 🛡️ DeFi reports the hacks AFTER. Newton stops them BEFORE. @NewtonProtocol launched its Mainnet Beta: an onchain authorization layer for DeFi. Before a transaction is settled, it checks it against an active policy and leaves a signed verdict (pass/fail) on the chain. The rest reports what happened; Newton records what it prevented before the money moved. The official analogy: "Newton is to the onchain economy what Visa’s authorization network is to cards." It covers 4 fronts: compliance (OFAC), identity, real-time security, and risk (leverage, oracles). It’s built by Magic Labs (+57M wallets, backed by PayPal Ventures, Polymarket wallet infrastructure). Onchain prevention or keep putting out fires afterward? 👇 $NEWT #Newt #DeFi
🎥 The YouTuber who has been repeating the same thing for months about $BTC
David Battaglia, a Venezuelan YouTuber specialized in $BTC , has been repeating the same thesis in his titles for months: "the breakout is just beginning", whatever happens.
With Bitcoin still far from the October 2025 peak, it can be read two ways: long-term conviction or the same recycled phrase waiting for the market to prove him right.
His long-term thesis won’t be validated in a day; his short-term technical reading will, and this week he’ll say it.
Do you buy no matter what, or do you wait for technical signals? 👇
📊 Pulse of the day: $ETH leads with +1.53% — does it keep going or fade?
Current data (CoinGecko API): $BTC US$63,174 (+1.03%) · $ETH US$1,784 (+1.53%) · $SOL US$81.77 (-0.72%).
Sentiment remains at 22 (extreme fear, alternative.me): the rebound is moving forward while the market is still scared. When price rises before sentiment improves, someone is quietly buying.
📈 $ETH leads with +3.08% and the market remains in extreme fear (22)
When the market’s second asset rises sharply and sentiment stays down, there’s a disconnect worth looking at.
Current data (API CoinGecko): $ETH US$1,788 (+3.08% 24h), ahead of $BTC (US$63,005, +1.42%). The Fear and Greed Index remains at 22 (extreme fear, alternative.me): price moves before confidence.
Does $ETH break with conviction or is it a bounce without a floor? Yes or No 👇
Whales bought 270.000 BTC while ETFs fled with -$4.060M 🐋
In the last 2 weeks, large holders accumulated US$16.700M in BTC — the biggest on-chain purchase recorded — just as spot ETFs closed June with record outflows of US$4.060M. The buying didn’t come from spot desks: institutions were selling while whales were buying.
This pattern has already been seen near cycle lows. Whales have inside info or is it just a bet? 👇
11 fintechs LATAM launch the stablecoin that pays out what Tether keeps.
Mercado Libre, BBVA, Itaú, Bitso, Lemon and 6 more joined Open USD: a stablecoin where the return on reserves (U.S. Treasury bonds) goes to the user, not the issuer. Tether retains ~$3,000M/year from that yield.
Immediate result: Circle fell 17.68% on the day of the announcement.
Would you use a stablecoin that pays you yield? ✅ Yes / ❌ No 👇
The US employment data disappointed — and the Fed rate-hike probability fell to 18%.
57,000 jobs in June vs 114,000 expected. The risk of a rate hike is moving away. Meanwhile, BTC ETFs ended 10 straight days of outflows: +$221M on July 2, their first positive day in 2 months.
Today the US is closed for a holiday (July 4). Next macro pivot: CPI on July 14.
📊 Pulse of the day: $SOL leads with +2.68% — does it continue or fade?
Current data (CoinGecko API): $BTC US$62,464 (+1.33%) · $ETH US$1,755 (+2.38%) · $SOL US$83.07 (+2.68%).
Sentiment is still at 22 (extreme fear, alternative.me): the rebound is progressing with the market still spooked. When price rises before sentiment, someone is quietly buying.
🌡️ Extreme Fear at 22, but $BTC rises +2.3%. Who's lying?
The Fear & Greed Index shows 22 (extreme fear, alternative.me) while $BTC is trading at ~US$62,700, +2.3% over 24h (CoinGecko).
Sentiment on the floor and the price rising: historically, that divergence has favored the patient — although in 2022 the panic lasted weeks before the bottom. The data comes along, it doesn't decide.
Does fear get it wrong, or is the rebound a trap? 👇