According to monitoring by blockchain detective Specter, the same attacker is running a similar phishing campaign against Ledger. The screenshots were taken two days ago, and the sponsored ad has since been removed. To date, these campaigns have stolen over $3 million.

According to Bitcoin News, the BIP-110 chain is currently one block behind the standard Bitcoin blockchain, and the mandatory signaling for BIP-110 has officially begun.

According to Odaily, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot submitted Bill No. 921 to the Senate on July 17, proposing to incorporate the OECD's Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) into French law and automatically exchange crypto data with 48 countries that have signed related agreements. The exchanged information includes specific transactions, user names, addresses, tax identification numbers, places of residence, and the cumulative transaction value during the reporting period. EU member states are already preparing to conduct related data exchange under the DAC-8 Directive, which will come into effect on September 30, 2027. After the bill is approved, the French government will accelerate the collection of crypto data. A Chainalysis report shows that as of 2026, France has recorded 30 publicly known cases of violent crypto asset robberies; the report also states that a tax official in the Paris region is suspected of selling data on high-net-worth crypto holders.

According to HyperliquidNews, despite the US market being closed, SPCX rose 5% within 10 minutes. Tradexyz liquidators are currently taking over the liquidation process.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, the Bitcoin Red Team's volunteer security initiative has scanned approximately 150 Bitcoin codebases and disclosed over ten vulnerabilities. The team is developing an open-source AI platform for auditing Bitcoin software, covering wallets, cryptographic libraries, infrastructure, and other projects. AnchorWatch CEO Rob Hamilton stated that the team has currently spent approximately $20,000 on various AI services and is using Kimi K3, OpenAI's GPT Sol, Anthropic's Claude Fable and Opus, and Z.ai's GLM 5.2 to identify vulnerabilities and generate related documentation. Bitcoin developer Calle, using the pseudonym, stated that the team has reported critical vulnerabilities to multiple projects in the past 12 hours, averaging about one critical vulnerability per person per hour, with daily expenditures of approximately $10,000. The team has not disclosed details of the affected projects or vulnerabilities.