Odaily Planet Daily News: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, whale address 0xd441 transferred 2.53 million SPX worth 4.55 million US dollars to Bybit, with a realized profit of 4.46 million US dollars. Previously, the address obtained a total of 13.34 million SPX, and currently holds 6.357 million SPX worth approximately $11.44 million in three wallets.
According to BlockBeats, on July 20th, according to Lookonchain monitoring, a newly built whale address withdrew 5599 ETH worth $20.08 million from Galaxy Digital three hours ago.
The address has accumulated 11147 ETH in the past 2 days, with a total value of approximately 40 million US dollars.
The current price of ETH is $3658.92, with a 1.83% increase in the past 24 hours. Among them, the total liquidation amount of contracts across the entire network in the past 1 hour was 12.03 million US dollars, with the main liquidation being short orders and ETH liquidation being 6.61 million US dollars (55.00%). The data is for reference only.
According to a report by Golden Finance, US Treasury Secretary Besson stated on X platform that blockchain technology will provide power for the next generation of payments, and the US dollar is coming on chain. Thanks to Trump's leadership and Senator Bill Hagerty's important work in Congress, the GENIUS Act will help consolidate the US dollar's position as the global reserve currency for future generations. In addition, Michael Faulkender, Deputy Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, also stated that with the GENIUS Act providing legal clarity for stablecoins, the United States now has faster, cheaper, and more secure transaction methods, which has increased global acceptance and demand for digital payments supported by the US dollar and strengthened the commitment to making the United States the world's crypto capital.
According to a report by Golden Finance, the European Central Bank may choose to temporarily postpone interest rate cuts in response to the economic risks posed by Trump's tariffs. In the final decision before entering the seven week summer break, policymakers may maintain the 2% interest rate unchanged on Thursday until the tariffs are truly implemented and their impact can be more accurately assessed. But policy makers are well aware that risks are lurking: in addition to tariff concerns, the strengthening of the euro is suppressing the price outlook and further squeezing exporters, while France's public finance problems may brew a new political crisis. In this context, the European Central Bank may acknowledge an increased possibility of a September interest rate cut internally. Morgan Stanley economists said that based on this, President Lagarde may reiterate in her statement on Thursday that growth risks are "trending downwards". We expect the wording of the committee after the meeting on July 24th to be similar to that expressed in June, reserving the possibility of further interest rate cuts but not making any commitments
