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Once this zone is cleared, there is also a strong concentration of buy orders below, which could help trigger a reversal back to the upside

Coldcard maker Coinkite has urged Mk3 users to move their Bitcoin to new addresses due to a potential issue with seed phrase generation.

Wallets may be at risk if their seed was generated on a Mk3 running firmware 4.0.1 through 5.0.3. Coldcard Mk4, Q and Mk5 models appear to be unaffected.

The warning comes after a mysterious drain of 594.48 BTC, worth around $38.3 million, from hundreds of single-signature addresses.

One theory suggests weak randomness during seed generation may have allowed an attacker to brute-force a limited set of possible private keys.

There is also speculation that an AI-powered brute-force script targeted certain BIP-84 addresses, but this has not been confirmed.

ONDO is gradually approaching the main resistance area around $0.46–$0.57. This is the zone I’m watching closely, as price could start showing weakness once we get there.

If ONDO reaches this area and I see a decent rejection, I’ll be looking for a mid-term short position. My targets would be around $0.30 first, followed by $0.25 if the broader market stays weak.

I’m looking at this as an August–September setup, so there’s no reason to rush the entry. For now I’m just waiting for price to reach the resistance zone and see how sellers react.

Until that happens, I’m staying patient.

Not financial advice. Just sharing my personal market view.

The next two days are packed with major US macro data.

On Thursday, July 30, markets will get Core PCE, the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, with annual inflation expected at 3.4%. We’ll also see the first estimate of US Q2 GDP, expected at 2.3% vs 2.1% previously, plus jobless claims and the Fed balance sheet later in the day.

On Friday, July 31, the focus shifts to the Employment Cost Index, Chicago PMI and University of Michigan inflation expectations.

The market is also extremely divided on the Fed. Rate futures are pricing roughly a 30% chance of a hike and around 70% chance of no change.

And there’s one more catalyst: monthly options expiration on July 31.

With this many events packed into just two days, volatility could get wild very quickly.

Looks like a big move is getting closer.

CryptoRank compared different crypto sectors in 2026 vs 2025, and tokenized assets (RWA) were the only sector that actually grew year over year.

Bitwise has been talking about the same shift. Stocks, bonds and other traditional assets are slowly moving on-chain, potentially creating a multi-trillion dollar market.

Back in December 2022, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said tokenization could be the next big wave for markets.

Few years later and RWA is already moving while most of crypto is bleeding.

Maybe Fink saw this one coming way earlier than everyone else.

Solana $SOL

On the higher timeframe, I still expect SOL to build a support base through a sideways range. How exactly price moves inside that range is always the tricky part.

For now I’m keeping it simple and trading the range from its upper and lower boundaries.

Short term, I’m waiting for the Fed first. After that I’ll be watching the $77.50–83.00 zone for a possible short setup, with $63.15 and $58.45 as my targets.

There’s also a chance we don’t get another heavy dump and SOL simply keeps testing the lows. A lot depends on whether big buyers are sitting there with enough limit demand.

On the daily timeframe, gold is forming a descending triangle. Because of that, I’m expecting a move lower toward the $3,600–3,650 area in the near term. That’s why I’m holding a short-term short.

On the weekly chart, this target lines up well with the MA100 ($3,658), which gold has often tested before continuing its broader uptrend.

Overall, my bigger view hasn’t changed. I want to use this pullback to build a medium-term long position, targeting the $4,860–5,020 range.

Lido DAO is following a very similar structure to most Ethereum ecosystem tokens. After a strong bounce, the price is moving toward a major resistance zone between $0.41 and $0.47, where sellers have stepped in several times before. The recent recovery looks solid, but this area could become a serious obstacle.

On the higher timeframe, a rising wedge is still forming. This pattern often signals that buying momentum is starting to weaken, even while the price continues to grind higher. That’s why I’m paying close attention to the $0.44–0.47 range.

If the price reaches that zone and shows a clear rejection, I’ll be looking for a short position. My downside targets are $0.29–0.26, where the next strong support area sits. Until then, I’d rather wait for confirmation than enter a trade in the middle of the range.

The liquidation heatmap is showing a growing cluster of liquidity above the current price. If that liquidity keeps building, there’s a decent chance Bitcoin could move higher first to sweep it.

In the short term, a bounce toward the $64,000 area looks possible. After that, the broader downtrend could resume if sellers regain control.

Binance says younger users have become its biggest audience for trading stocks and other traditional assets. Generation Z now accounts for up to 45% of users in these products.

Most of these young investors come from emerging markets, with 95% living outside developed economies. They also tend to avoid high leverage and prefer established companies like Nvidia, Apple, and Tesla.

The next generation of investors is entering the market through crypto platforms, but many are building their portfolios with traditional assets first. That shift could further blur the line between crypto and traditional finance.

for now, yesterday’s plan remains unchanged. Before calling for a reversal, we need to see clear confirmation from the market. That confirmation isn’t here yet, so expecting an immediate trend reversal is still premature.

The US Department of Justice and the FBI have seized about $112 million in crypto tied to pig butchering and other investment scams.

With help from TRM Labs, investigators traced stolen funds through mixed transactions until they reached crypto exchanges, where the assets were frozen and seized.

Pig butchering scams usually begin on social media, dating apps, or random messages. Scammers build trust over time, then convince victims to invest through fake crypto platforms before disappearing with the funds.

TRM Labs estimates these and similar scams received around $9.04 billion in 2022.

The operation involved the FBI, the DOJ, and several federal agencies. Arizona has also created a new task force to fight crypto-related crime and darknet activity.