According to Odaily Planet Daily, based on monitoring by on-chain analyst Yu Jin, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM yesterday, the SIREN controllers sold approximately 201 million SIREN tokens on-chain in 14 hours, receiving approximately 27.7 million USDT. Of this, 24.8 million USDT was transferred to Bitget and Bybit. Their on-chain holdings of SIREN have decreased from 94% (682 million tokens) to 66% (480 million tokens).

Odaily Planet Daily reports that MetaMask Support announced on the X platform that the network outage issue has been resolved and platform operations have fully resumed. It is understood that early this morning, MetaMask reported multiple network connection interruptions, causing some users to be unable to connect to related services.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Bitcoin has completed its latest difficulty adjustment at block height 953,568, with a decrease of -10.09% (138.96T → 124.93T). This is the 11th largest single adjustment in history and the second largest drop since 2026. Furthermore, the adjustment period was approximately 15.6 days, significantly longer than the theoretical target period of 14 days, reflecting a recent period of hashrate churn. Analysts believe that the approximately 15% price correction in June compressed miners' profit margins, leading some hashrate to leave the network, thus triggering this significant adjustment and bringing the mining difficulty back to an equilibrium level.

the total open interest amounted to $68188205115.15284, with BTC at $31.83 billion, ETH at $17.80 billion, XRP at $2.38 billion, LTC at $2.10 billion, ETC at $1.14 billion, DASH at $645.93 million, IOTA at $642.77 million, XMR at $590.91 million, . The data is sourced from the quarterly and perpetual contracts on Bitget,dYdX,Deribit,CME,Hyperliquid,Binance,Coinbase,OKX,Bybit,Gate,HTX,Kraken,Crypto.com,Bitfinex,BitMEX. This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that David Sacks, co-chair of the U.S. President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, responded to the regulatory issues arising from the Anthropic "security controversy." He stated that he has communicated with multiple parties regarding the current situation of Anthropic and summarized that the core of the current incident lies in the security controversy caused by its newly released model "Fable" (a commercial version of the Mythos-like model). Although Anthropic stated in its public statement that the vulnerability is "not serious," the U.S. government and the testing parties disagree with this assessment, believing that it is sufficient to affect the model's security and even involves the risk of "cyber weapon operability." David Sacks further criticized that Anthropic has always emphasized "security first," but this time it seems to prioritize maintaining the consumer version's continued release rather than prioritizing security fixes. This matter should not be confused with other previous defense or regulatory controversies, and he stated that the U.S. government still recognizes Anthropic's technical capabilities, and the current problem "could have been resolved quickly; the initiative was with Anthropic."