- BTCUSD tests key support at $62,410; hold signals target toward $64,640, break opens path to $60,000. August seasonal average ~10% decline noted in positioning.
- Short-term holder supply for BTCUSD fell to 23.5% of realized cap (from 27% one month ago, 40% three months ago). 3–6 month coins dropped from 23% to 9%, signaling lower recent circulation.
- BTCUSD fell ~3.4% amid month‑end weakness and options expiry. Markets price ~67% chance of a September Fed hike. Senate uncertainty over the Clarity Act weighed on BTC demand.
- BTCUSD year-to-date sales to July 26 were about $218.4M under a monetization program; USD reserves rose to $3.75B, covering over two years of preferred dividends and interest.
- Stolen BTC funds consolidated into addresses holding ~562, 398, 89 and 32 BTC; none moved. Users urged to move spot BTCUSD holdings to new wallets with updated firmware and BIP‑39 passphrase.
- Coldcard firmware flaw let attackers create weak-seed addresses and drain ~$70M from 1,196 Bitcoin wallets in 41 minutes; stolen BTC now pooled in four addresses, investigators alerted authorities.
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Key facts: CRYPTO:BTCUSD tests $62,410 support; supply 23.5%; -3.4%
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BTCUSD tests key support at $62,410; hold signals target toward $64,640, break opens path to $60,000. August seasonal average ~10% decline noted in positioning.Short-term holder su