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On July 14, Wintermute released a market analysis stating that despite multiple geopolitical shocks such as US airstrikes on Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, Bitcoin has held the key support level of $62,000, showing strong market resilience. Last week, as US-Iran negotiations were suspended over related issues, Iran attacked commercial vessels, the US launched a new round of airstrikes, and Tehran announced the indefinite closure of the Strait of Hormuz. International oil prices surged, with Brent crude rising 6.3% for the week and the 10-year US Treasury yield climbing to 4.57%. The market revised up the probability of a Fed rate hike in September to approximately 61%, and this week's US CPI data will be a key indicator influencing expectations for the July FOMC meeting. In the crypto market, Bitcoin maintained a stable trend despite consecutive geopolitical risk events, holding the $62,000 area after a minimum pullback and gradually recovering to around $64,000. Ethereum performed stronger, with prices near $1,805. Meanwhile, the eight-week streak of ETF outflows finally ended, with Bitcoin and Ethereum-related products recording a combined inflow of approximately $282 million last week. Although a single week of inflows is not enough to confirm a trend reversal, combined with recent continuous accumulation by whales and the market's diminished response to negative news, marginal selling pressure is easing, and the market may be forming a bottom. In addition, the market reacted calmly to Strategy's sale of Bitcoin, in stark contrast to two months ago when selling just 32 BTC triggered a sell-off, indicating that investor concerns about potential selling pressure have significantly decreased. Currently, Bitcoin has shown the bottoming characteristic of 'bearish but not falling', but the market still needs further confirmation. Subsequent key factors include US CPI performance, whether ETF inflows can continue, and developments in the Strait of Hormuz situation. If inflation data cools, capital flows continue to improve, and progress is made on the CLARITY Act, Bitcoin may challenge the key resistance level of $67,250; conversely, if oil prices continue to rise and macro pressure intensifies, the $60,000 support level may be tested again.

[Wintermute: Bitcoin Shows 'Bearish but Not Falling' Bottoming Pattern, Key Resistance at $67,250]On July 14, Wintermute released a market analysis stating that despite multiple geopolitical shocks such as US airstrikes on Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, Bitcoin has held the key support level of $62,000, showing strong market resilience. Last week, as US-Iran negotiations were suspended over related issues, Iran attacked commercial vessels, the US launched a new round of airstrikes, and Tehran announced the indefinite closure of the Strait of Hormuz. International oil prices surged, with Brent crude rising 6.3% for the week and the 10-year US Treasury yield climbing to 4.57%. The market revised up the probability of a Fed rate hike in September to approximately 61%, and this week's US CPI data will be a key indicator influencing expectations for the July FOMC meeting. In the crypto market, Bitcoin maintained a stable trend despite consecutive geopolitical risk events, holding the $62,000 area after a minimum pullback and gradually recovering to around $64,000. Ethereum performed stronger, with prices near $1,805. Meanwhile, the eight-week streak of ETF outflows finally ended, with Bitcoin and Ethereum-related products recording a combined inflow of approximately $282 million last week. Although a single week of inflows is not enough to confirm a trend reversal, combined with recent continuous accumulation by whales and the market's diminished response to negative news, marginal selling pressure is easing, and the market may be forming a bottom. In addition, the market reacted calmly to Strategy's sale of Bitcoin, in stark contrast to two months ago when selling just 32 BTC triggered a sell-off, indicating that investor concerns about potential selling pressure have significantly decreased. Currently, Bitcoin has shown the bottoming characteristic of 'bearish but not falling', but the market still needs further confirmation. Subsequent key factors include US CPI performance, whether ETF inflows can continue, and developments in the Strait of Hormuz situation. If inflation data cools, capital flows continue to improve, and progress is made on the CLARITY Act, Bitcoin may challenge the key resistance level of $67,250; conversely, if oil prices continue to rise and macro pressure intensifies, the $60,000 support level may be tested again.

Wintermute: Bitcoin Shows 'Bearish but Not Falling' Bottoming Pattern, Key Resistance at $67,250

On July 14, according to HTX market data, Ethereum briefly recovered and broke through the $1,800 mark, currently quoted at $1,798, with a 24-hour increase of 1.03%.

[Ethereum Briefly Recovers, Breaks Through $1,800]On July 14, according to HTX market data, Ethereum briefly recovered and broke through the $1,800 mark, currently quoted at $1,798, with a 24-hour increase of 1.03%.

Ethereum Briefly Recovers, Breaks Through $1,800

On July 14, IBM's pre-market decline expanded to 21%. The company's preliminary second-quarter revenue fell short of expectations, and it expects infrastructure revenue to decline by a single-digit percentage.

[IBM's Pre-Market Decline Expands to 21%]On July 14, IBM's pre-market decline expanded to 21%. The company's preliminary second-quarter revenue fell short of expectations, and it expects infrastructure revenue to decline by a single-digit percentage.

IBM's Pre-Market Decline Expands to 21%

On July 14, Alibaba Cloud announced that its large model service platform Bailian will reduce the unit price for the Fast mode of the GLM-5.2 model by 20%, effective from 00:00:00 on July 15, 2026, Beijing Time.

[Alibaba Cloud Bailian Announces 20% Price Reduction for GLM-5.2 Fast Mode]On July 14, Alibaba Cloud announced that its large model service platform Bailian will reduce the unit price for the Fast mode of the GLM-5.2 model by 20%, effective from 00:00:00 on July 15, 2026, Beijing Time.

Alibaba Cloud Bailian Announces 20% Price Reduction for GLM-5.2 Fast Mode

On July 14, according to data from BIT (bit.com), IBM fell over 12% in U.S. pre-market trading. The company's preliminary second-quarter revenue was $17.2 billion, compared with expectations of $17.86 billion.

[IBM falls over 12% in pre-market trading, preliminary Q2 revenue misses expectations]On July 14, according to data from BIT (bit.com), IBM fell over 12% in U.S. pre-market trading. The company's preliminary second-quarter revenue was $17.2 billion, compared with expectations of $17.86 billion.

IBM falls over 12% in pre-market trading, preliminary Q2 revenue misses expectations

On July 14, IBM fell over 13% in pre-market trading. The company's preliminary second-quarter revenue missed expectations. IBM reported preliminary Q2 revenue of $17.2 billion, up 1%, versus an estimate of $17.86 billion; software revenue rose 5%; infrastructure revenue declined 7%. Diluted EPS was $2.27, down 2% year-over-year; operating (non-GAAP) EPS was $2.93, up 5% year-over-year.

[IBM Falls Over 13% in Pre-Market Trading]On July 14, IBM fell over 13% in pre-market trading. The company's preliminary second-quarter revenue missed expectations. IBM reported preliminary Q2 revenue of $17.2 billion, up 1%, versus an estimate of $17.86 billion; software revenue rose 5%; infrastructure revenue declined 7%. Diluted EPS was $2.27, down 2% year-over-year; operating (non-GAAP) EPS was $2.93, up 5% year-over-year.

IBM Falls Over 13% in Pre-Market Trading

On July 14, a solo Bitcoin miner using a Bitaxe miner costing less than $200 successfully mined block 957,382 independently, earning a 3.125 BTC block reward worth approximately $200,000 at current prices. The miner has a hash rate of about 1 TH/s, a minuscule fraction of the global Bitcoin network's total hash rate. Public Pool stated that this is an extremely low-probability solo mining success case, demonstrating that low-cost miners still have a chance to claim full block rewards. Data shows that this is the 12th block solo mined by an individual miner since 2026. Over the past 12 months, a total of 24 blocks have been solo mined by individual miners, a 41% year-over-year increase, cumulatively earning 75.4 BTC rewards worth approximately $4.7 million.

[Amateur $200 Miner Solves Block, Solo Miner Claims ~$200K Reward]On July 14, a solo Bitcoin miner using a Bitaxe miner costing less than $200 successfully mined block 957,382 independently, earning a 3.125 BTC block reward worth approximately $200,000 at current prices. The miner has a hash rate of about 1 TH/s, a minuscule fraction of the global Bitcoin network's total hash rate. Public Pool stated that this is an extremely low-probability solo mining success case, demonstrating that low-cost miners still have a chance to claim full block rewards. Data shows that this is the 12th block solo mined by an individual miner since 2026. Over the past 12 months, a total of 24 blocks have been solo mined by individual miners, a 41% year-over-year increase, cumulatively earning 75.4 BTC rewards worth approximately $4.7 million.

Amateur $200 Miner Solves Block, Solo Miner Claims ~$200K Reward

On July 14, Morgan Stanley released a latest research report, raising its capital expenditure forecasts for five hyperscale cloud providers—Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Google-C, and SpaceX—for 2027/2028 by 9%/10% respectively, to approximately $1.2 trillion and $1.4 trillion. The main drivers for the upward revision include a roughly 20% increase in GPU costs, a lengthening of data center construction cycles to three years, and computing power expected to grow from about 30 GW in 2025 to around 120 GW in 2028. Meanwhile, the potential revenue space for Meta, Amazon, and others is far from being priced in by the market.

[Morgan Stanley: Top Five Cloud Firms' CapEx to Reach $1.2 Trillion Next Year]On July 14, Morgan Stanley released a latest research report, raising its capital expenditure forecasts for five hyperscale cloud providers—Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, Google-C, and SpaceX—for 2027/2028 by 9%/10% respectively, to approximately $1.2 trillion and $1.4 trillion. The main drivers for the upward revision include a roughly 20% increase in GPU costs, a lengthening of data center construction cycles to three years, and computing power expected to grow from about 30 GW in 2025 to around 120 GW in 2028. Meanwhile, the potential revenue space for Meta, Amazon, and others is far from being priced in by the market.

Morgan Stanley: Top Five Cloud Firms' CapEx to Reach $1.2 Trillion Next Year

According to Beating's monitoring, Tencent Hunyuan has released 1-bit and 4-bit compressed versions of Hy3, significantly lowering the deployment threshold for this 295-billion-parameter model. The original Hy3 weights are close to 600GB. The 1-bit version shrinks to 85.5GiB and can run on a single 96GB NVIDIA H20 GPU. When running on a single GPU, users need to disable some acceleration features and shorten the text length processed at one time. With two H20 GPUs, acceleration can be enabled. The 4-bit version has a volume of 169.9GiB and requires at least two H20 GPUs. It consumes more VRAM but yields results closer to the original model. Tencent Hunyuan states that the 4-bit version performs close to the original model in code, tool invocation, long text comprehension, and Agent tasks. The 1-bit version shows only a slight decline. With generation acceleration enabled, the 1-bit version speeds up by about 50%, and the 4-bit version by nearly 60%. Tencent Hunyuan also provides a 4-bit version suitable for server deployment, which can be made into an API for multiple users or applications to call.

[Tencent Hunyuan Squeezes Hy3 to 1-bit, 295-Billion-Parameter Model Runs on Single GPU]According to Beating's monitoring, Tencent Hunyuan has released 1-bit and 4-bit compressed versions of Hy3, significantly lowering the deployment threshold for this 295-billion-parameter model. The original Hy3 weights are close to 600GB. The 1-bit version shrinks to 85.5GiB and can run on a single 96GB NVIDIA H20 GPU. When running on a single GPU, users need to disable some acceleration features and shorten the text length processed at one time. With two H20 GPUs, acceleration can be enabled. The 4-bit version has a volume of 169.9GiB and requires at least two H20 GPUs. It consumes more VRAM but yields results closer to the original model. Tencent Hunyuan states that the 4-bit version performs close to the original model in code, tool invocation, long text comprehension, and Agent tasks. The 1-bit version shows only a slight decline. With generation acceleration enabled, the 1-bit version speeds up by about 50%, and the 4-bit version by nearly 60%. Tencent Hunyuan also provides a 4-bit version suitable for server deployment, which can be made into an API for multiple users or applications to call.

Tencent Hunyuan Squeezes Hy3 to 1-bit, 295-Billion-Parameter Model Runs on Single GPU

According to Coinpost, U.S. Republican Senator Ted Cruz filed a bill on March 30 against the Federal Reserve’s direct issuance of central bank digital currency (CBDC) to individuals. Ted Cruz said a personal CBDC could become a tool for financial surveillance of U.S. citizens. Previously, cryptocurrency proponent Senator Tom Emmer, a member of the U.S. Congress, had submitted a similar bill in January, this time as a companion bill. Tom Emmer also said: "Unlike Bitcoin, a decentralized digital currency, CBDC is a government surveillance tool."

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【U.S. senators file bill to oppose Fed issuing CBDC for individuals】According to Coinpost, U.S. Republican Senator Ted Cruz filed a bill on March 30 against the Federal Reserve’s direct issuance of central bank digital currency (CBDC) to individuals. Ted Cruz said a personal CBDC could become a tool for financial surveillance of U.S. citizens. Previously, cryptocurrency proponent Senator Tom Emmer, a member of the U.S. Congress, had submitted a similar bill in January, this time as a companion bill. Tom Emmer also said: "Unlike Bitcoin, a decentralized digital currency, CBDC is a government surveillance tool."

U.S. senators file bill to oppose Fed issuing CBDC for individuals

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U.S. senators file bill to oppose Fed issuing CBDC for individuals

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