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BitMEX settled 35 derivatives today, July 30, closing any remaining positions and canceling open orders as the exchange moved another step toward its September shutdown.BitMEX’s settlement log shows 33 contracts closing almost on the stroke of noon, at 12:00:05 UTC. EURUSD and USDCHF followed at 12:32:25 and 12:33:25 UTC. With prices now posted for the full 35-contract batch, the early settlement flagged in BitMEX’s July 22 notice is complete.BitMEX attributed the delistings to insufficient trading interest and its planned exchange shutdown. It described the process as an early settlement, not a margin liquidation. Related ReadingBitMEX shuts down without an FTX…

Shareholders of Satsuma Technology Plc approved a capital return and delisting with 90.63% and 90.59% of votes cast, respectively, against the majority board’s recommendation. The votes put the UK-listed Bitcoin treasury company on a path toward selling its Bitcoin and returning cash to shareholders.The result converted the conditional proposal CryptoSlate covered on July 16 into an approved process. Satsuma’s July 20 announcement says the board authorized immediate preparations to close trading activities and sell the Bitcoin, while the official circular indicatively targets a sale on or around Aug. 3. Related ReadingA US Bitcoin treasury company sold every BTC because debt…

FTX will begin an approximately $900 million fifth distribution under its Chapter 11 plan on Friday, July 31, paying holders of allowed Convenience and Non-Convenience claims who met the June 16 record-date and applicable pre-distribution requirements.Eligible creditors should receive funds from BitGo, Kraken or Payoneer within one to three business days from July 31, according to FTX’s fifth-distribution notice. Related ReadingFTX continues to exclude Nigeria and China in remaining creditor repayments but includes PayoneerPayoneer’s addition offers limited relief as key FTX creditor markets remain marginalized in payouts. Jun 11, 2025 · Oluwapelumi Adejumo FTX’s July 24 creditor FAQ distinguishes allowed-claim…

As of July 30, BitcoinTreasuries ranked Bitcoin Standard Treasury Company fifth among public companies, displaying 30,021 BTC worth about $1.9 billion.Its live profile labels the amount “BTC Holdings” and “Bitcoin Reserve,” although the transaction documents describe the coins as contributions intended for a corporate treasury that has not closed on its announced terms.The picture changed on July 8. Cantor Equity Partners I (CEPO), a publicly traded SPAC, and BSTR scrapped the deal’s original terms and began discussing a new structure.The private placements fell away, CEPO postponed its shareholder meeting indefinitely, and investors got their redemption shares back. BSTR and CEPO…

BNB Plus, formerly known as Applied DNA Sciences, now pairs a BNB treasury strategy with its LineaRx biotechnology business. The company agreed to pay $1 million in cash and issue 200,000 preferred shares to end its relationships with Cypress, which had held discretionary authority over company-designated crypto accounts and wallets.The July 23 deal followed Nasdaq’s suspension of BNBX trading, and subsequent filings name no replacement for departed chief investment officer Patrick Horsman.The settlement ended a digital-asset management agreement with Cypress LLC, a strategic-adviser agreement with Cypress Management LLC and an October 2025 consulting agreement with Horsman, according to a July…

August brings another high-profile slate of Semiquincentennial products from the U.S. Mint, including enhanced uncirculated Morgan and Peace silver dollars, two additions to the Best of the Mint series, and the fourth 1776 ~ 2026 quarter for circulation. The month also includes the Comic Art Three Medal Set featuring Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. US Mint products scheduled for release in August include 1776 ~ 2026 Morgan and Peace silver dollars Best of the Mint sets Constitution quarters and Comic Art medals Most of August’s numismatic releases carry dual dates of 1776 ~ 2026, Liberty Bell “250” privy marks or…

Investors are withdrawing money from Hyperliquid-linked exchange-traded funds for the first time since the products launched.Data from SoSoValue shows that the three funds have recorded more than $13 million in net outflows in July, putting them on course for their first negative month after attracting about $280 million since inception.Nearly $27 million has left the products since demand reversed in the second half of July, ending a nine-week run of consecutive inflows, SoSoValue data show.Hyperliquid ETFs Weekly Flow (Source: SoSoValue)Data from CryptoSlate shows that the fund retreat has coincided with a more than 13% monthly decline in Hyperliquid’s HYPE token,…

US spot Bitcoin ETFs took in roughly $999 million over seven straight days of inflows from July 14 to July 22, according to data from Farside Investors. Four straight outflow days followed, pulling about $526 million back out through July 28.Across the broader window from May 29 to July 28, daily totals imply roughly $4.46 billion in net outflows. Cumulative net inflows since launch still stood near $51.4 billion as of July 29.Swings like these are why traders default to ETF flows as their read on institutional conviction: heavy outflows read as lost interest, inflows read as renewed demand.That framework…

Senate negotiations over the landmark CLARITY Act are producing fresh concessions, but little evidence that the parties are moving closer to a deal.Democrats are moving on regulatory appointments and ethics, while law-enforcement groups have proposed new language for one of the CLARITY Act’s most contentious provisions.The White House and crypto advocates, however, have rejected some of those overtures in unusually blunt terms, leaving a bipartisan ethics counteroffer as the next major test of whether negotiators can still bridge their differences.Democratic nominees narrow one CLARITY sticking pointSenate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has sent the White House two potential candidates each for…

Russia’s Federal Security Service said on Wednesday it had placed Pavel Durov on an international wanted list and charged him under Article 205.1 of the criminal code with aiding terrorist activity, which carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. The FSB alleges Telegram refused to remove channels, chats and bots used by Ukrainian special services and by groups Russia designates as terrorist; it named no specific incident and published no supporting evidence. Neither Durov nor Telegram has commented on the charge, no Interpol notice has been reported, and Durov holds French and Emirati citizenship. The FSB alleges that Telegram’s administration…