Two wallets suspected to belong to private investors sold a total of 1.25 billion PUMPs, resulting in a loss of $1.19 million

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Aguila Trades' BTC (20x) long position was partially liquidated, with 720 BTC closed and a loss of $2.1 million in this transaction.

According to Foresight News, according to Caixin, Fofund, a fund wealth management product platform under Hengfeng International's Web3 ecosystem FO-X (fo. com), issued a service change notice to investors on July 23, announcing the closure and refund of Fofund's fund wealth management products "Duoduo No.1" and "Duoduo No.2" as fund managers.

PANews, July 25th: According to on chain analyst @ ai_9684xtpa monitoring, 14273 BTC suspected to belong to "14 year old BTC holders" have been recharged in batches by Galaxy Digital into major exchanges in the past 12 hours (approximately $1.67 billion), of which 5690 BTC have been transferred in the past hour. Two sets of data show that there is a high probability that this time there was a real sell-off: Binance BTC spot trading sold over 10000 units within 4 hours; Galaxy Digital has withdrawn a portion of USDT from the exchange after recharging BTC. Today noon, Galaxy has proposed 200 million USDT from Binance and OKX, and subsequently distributed 140 million of them to 5 new addresses. It should be that some of them have been sold and sorted out. Currently, Galaxy Chain still holds 33763 BTC (approximately 3.9 billion US dollars). Subsequently, the analyst released an update stating that the seven new addresses receiving USDT should be Coinbase recharge addresses, and a total of 200 million USDT tokens have now been recharged into the hot wallet. It seems that the "Fossil Hand Whale" chose to deliver on Coinbase.

According to Foresight News, according to @ ai_9684xtpa monitoring, Galaxy Digital has withdrawn 200 million USDT from Binance and OKX in the past 13 minutes, and distributed 140 million of them to 5 new addresses. Currently, Galaxy Chain still holds 33763 BTC worth approximately $3.9 billion.

According to a report by Golden Finance, as inflation slows down and concerns from the government and business community about an economic recession intensify, the Russian central bank has the operational space to further lower key interest rates. According to a survey of economists by institutions, it is expected that Russian central bank policymakers will lower benchmark interest rates for the second consecutive time at their meeting on Friday. Among them, 60% of the respondents expect to cut interest rates by 200 basis points to 18%, one analyst expects a larger rate cut, and three others predict a decrease between 100-150 basis points. In the context of the continuation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the interest rate resolution will set the tone for the policy in the second half of the year. Central bank officials are struggling to balance the contradiction between inflation risks and worsening economic weakness. Moscow Finam Investment Company economist Olga Belenkaya pointed out that "the Russian central bank must respond to a significant slowdown in inflation. Otherwise, an increase in real interest rates may lead to excessive economic cooling and exacerbate financial pressure on businesses.