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Bitcoin Price Drops Below $64,000 Again, with $100 Million Liquidated in an Hour

The price of Bitcoin has once again fallen below the $64,000 mark, with approximately $100 million in positions liquidated within just one hour. This level has been a battleground for traders in late July, following similar liquidations earlier in the week. The sell-off coincided with a sharp 8% drop in South Korea's KOSPI index, triggered by a slump in semiconductor stocks, highlighting the continued correlation between crypto and tech stocks as high-beta assets. Traders are now focused on the upcoming Federal Reserve policy decision, with rates expected to remain unchanged. Other potential catalysts include a U.S. digital asset market transparency bill vote and two anticipated Bitcoin forks in August. Despite recent pressure, options and leverage data show concentrated bets on a recovery toward the $65,000-$70,000 range. However, weak inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs and a major firm's decision to hold cash instead of buying more Bitcoin are cited as near-term headwinds testing the current support level.

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Bitcoin Price Drops Below $64,000 Again, with $100 Million Liquidated in an Hour

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Cryptotraders lost over $600 million in a day. What happened on the market

Crypto Traders Lost Over $600 Million in a Day. What Happened in the Market On the night of July 28, Bitcoin's price fell roughly 3% in a few hours, and Ethereum dropped nearly 5%. Over 95% of major cryptocurrencies lost up to 20% of their value in the past day. Amid this volatility, crypto traders saw over $600 million in liquidations within 24 hours. Bitcoin briefly dropped to around $63,000, its lowest since mid-July, while Ethereum fell below $1,870 before recovering slightly. Exchanges liquidated positions of nearly 140,000 traders totaling $605 million, with $530 million from long positions. The majority of losses were on Bitcoin and Ethereum markets. This market drop coincided with declines in global markets. Gold prices fell about 2%, and major U.S. indices like NASDAQ and S&P 500 lost 1%. Asian indices saw steeper falls, with South Korea's KOSPI dropping over 10%. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. showed minimal net capital movement. U.S. Ethereum ETFs saw a small inflow, while Bitcoin ETFs recorded a slight outflow. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index stands at 29, indicating a prevailing "fear" sentiment bordering on "extreme fear," suggesting investors remain inclined to sell.

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Cryptotraders lost over $600 million in a day. What happened on the market

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Hong Kong Regulator Assesses Banks' Preparedness for Quantum Threats

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has launched a Quantum Preparedness Index (QPI) for the banking sector, with an initial score of 2.3 out of 10. A white paper reveals that 32% of surveyed banks have not started transitioning to post-quantum protection, and about half lack a formal plan. However, approximately 68% are aware of the risks or are in planning/pilot stages. HKMA aims to raise the sector's readiness to 10 by 2030. It will develop a post-quantum cryptography toolkit with academic and industry partners and conduct training. The regulator warned that future quantum computers capable of running Shor's algorithm could compromise widely used cryptographic systems like RSA and elliptic-curve cryptography. Banks were urged to inventory their cryptographic systems and prepare migration plans, a process that could take years. HKMA also linked quantum preparedness to Hong Kong's tokenization expansion, citing three issuances of tokenized green bonds since 2023 totaling roughly HKD 16.8 billion. It noted HSBC's 2024 test of quantum-resistant technology for tokenized gold operations. The report referenced warnings that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies could be among the first practical targets for quantum attacks.

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Hong Kong Regulator Assesses Banks' Preparedness for Quantum Threats

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VTB wants to engage in cryptocurrency operations

Russia's VTB Group plans to offer clients operations with cryptocurrency instruments within a regulated and secure Russian framework. Dmitry Pyanov, the bank's first deputy chairman, stated, "We have ambitions for a significant share of this market, which will begin to function fully in 2027." The service will be developed both through the "VTB My Investments" platform and by building "the most resource-intensive and complex component of this new ecosystem—a digital depositary." Relevant legislation comes into force on September 1, with other regulations expected by year-end. Pyanov estimates the market's potential at several tens of billions of rubles. He believes the first player to offer a high-quality customer experience can claim a significant portion of the commission income.

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VTB wants to engage in cryptocurrency operations

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Uncertainty persists regarding cryptocurrency regulation, and there is a possibility of delay in passing the Clarity Act! Here are the details

The U.S. Senate's vote on the CLARITY Act, which aims to establish a legal framework for the crypto market, faces a potential delay. Priority on the Senate agenda is being given to a Russia sanctions bill and confirmations of federal officials, making a vote on the crypto bill after next week increasingly likely. Senate tradition of handling only one contentious bill at a time further complicates early consideration of the CLARITY Act. Key political disagreements persist, notably over provisions to restrict cryptocurrency trading by senior government officials and elected representatives, including potentially former President Donald Trump. A bipartisan consensus has not been reached. This uncertainty raises doubts about whether a vote can occur before the Senate's August recess. If disputes intensify, the bill's passage could be jeopardized not only for this year but potentially until 2026. Even if the Senate approves the bill, it would still require a revote in the House of Representatives and the President's signature to become law, potentially prolonging the establishment of a comprehensive regulatory framework long awaited by the crypto industry. The Clarity Act is considered crucial for clarifying which agencies will oversee digital assets, defining their legal status, and setting operational principles. Industry advocates argue its passage would boost institutional investor confidence and strengthen the U.S. position in the global digital asset market.

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Uncertainty persists regarding cryptocurrency regulation, and there is a possibility of delay in passing the Clarity Act! Here are the details

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