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Odaily News: CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost stated on X that as BTC price approaches $80,000, selling activity among long-term holders (LTH) has noticeably increased. Data shows that long-term holders had been in a net accumulation phase, with their monthly average net supply increase reaching 286,000 BTC in early June. However, this has now turned into a net decrease of approximately 21,000 BTC, marking the first time this year that the amount of BTC sold or transferred by long-term holders exceeds the amount newly entering long-term holding status.

Meanwhile, the amount of BTC transferred by long-term holders to exchanges has risen to its highest level since 2026, with holders of 6 to 18 months being the most active, transferring over 297,000 BTC to exchanges. This signal warrants close attention. Although market demand has improved, increased selling pressure from long-term holders could again tilt the market supply-demand balance toward the sell side.

Odaily News: According to HyperliquidNews monitoring, the number of active perpetual contract traders on Hyperliquid has reached an all-time high of 291,500.

Odaily News: Hyperliquid co-founder Jeff Yan stated that the HyperCore manual borrowing feature has been launched on the testnet; currently, all borrowing functions on the mainnet remain limited to portfolio margin mode. HyperEVM smart contracts can now access HyperCore lending and borrowing features via CoreWriter and read-only precompiled contracts.

Odaily News: MINIMAX-W (00100.HK) announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that its revenue for the first half of 2026 was $117 million, a year-on-year increase of 283.1%; the loss for the period was $358 million, a year-on-year decrease of 11%; gross profit was $20.813 million, a year-on-year increase of 464.8%.

In addition, revenue from AI-native products in the first half of the year increased by 100.9% year-on-year, from $21.2 million to $42.6 million, mainly driven by improved user engagement, stronger willingness to pay, and the continued commercialization of Hailuo AI and other AI-native products. (Jin Shi)

Odaily News: Trading records show that Ansem invested $57,600 to purchase NET tokens. NetNet Capital is a DeFi protocol on the Robinhood chain, and its token NET represents reserve shares backed by at least 1 USDG in the protocol's on-chain asset portfolio. NetNet Capital accumulates productive assets such as stablecoins and stocks through various mechanisms; when the net asset value is 1.75 times the underlying treasury value, NET token stakers can earn a yield of 1.2% per day. Currently, NET is trading at approximately 11 times the treasury value, and the treasury is growing faster than the 1.2% NET issuance rate. Ansem stated that the protocol's founder has given several interviews and mentioned discussions with the Robinhood team about future collaboration; the founder was also previously involved in the NBA Topshot project.

Odaily News: X has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Nitter, an open-source third-party X front-end project, demanding the permanent shutdown of Nitter-related instances and the removal of the project's code repository. Currently, nitter.net is offline, development has been temporarily halted, and developers are seeking legal advice.

X accuses Nitter of illegally using and bypassing its API, scraping X platform data, and accessing accounts and sessions, in violation of platform rules and relevant laws. X requires Nitter to cease operations by 5:00 PM ET on August 25.

Nitter allows users to view public posts without logging into an X account, and removes ads, tracking cookies, and JavaScript. (TechCrunch)

Odaily News: According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, an address has accumulated 6,000 ETH since Aug. 17, with a cost price range of $1,894 to $2,505. It currently holds ETH worth $14.56 million, with an average withdrawal price of $2,427.29, and an unrealized gain of $130,000. The most recent addition to the position occurred 3 hours ago.

Odaily News: Japan's Financial Services Agency, the Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Japan, and major financial institutions plan to build a nationwide blockchain-based settlement infrastructure for stocks and Japanese government bonds. A working group is set to be established this summer, with work potentially starting as early as 2027. If officially approved and tests go smoothly, the new system could be operational by the early 2030s at the earliest.

According to the plan, the Bank of Japan will convert a portion of reserves held at the central bank into digital tokens, serving as a wholesale CBDC for use among financial institutions. Currently, Japanese stocks and government bonds settle on T+2 and T+1 cycles, respectively. The new system aims to shorten both to near real-time settlement. Additionally, major Japanese banks such as MUFG, SMBC, and Mizuho have already conducted pilot projects related to tokenized stocks and Japanese government bonds. (CoinDesk)

Odaily News: In the Hyperliquid Builder 30-day revenue rankings, MetaMask leads with approximately $1.3248 million, Phantom ranks second with approximately $1.2568 million, and Trust Wallet ranks third with approximately $900,200.

The detailed rankings are as follows: MetaMask revenue $1.3248 million, 30-day trading volume $1.43 billion; Phantom revenue $1.2568 million, 30-day trading volume $2.29 billion; Trust Wallet revenue $900,200, 30-day trading volume $1.5 billion; Invo revenue $658,400, 30-day trading volume $1.87 billion; fomo revenue $430,100, 30-day trading volume $971 million; 0xc7...b71a revenue $291,600, 30-day trading volume $294 million; 0x7c...e781 revenue $242,300, 30-day trading volume $636 million; Trasia revenue $229,000, 30-day trading volume $457 million; Rabby revenue $227,700, 30-day trading volume $1.13 billion; Blockchain revenue $181,200, 30-day trading volume $160 million.

The Hyperliquid Builder Code mechanism allows wallets, trading frontends, trading tools, or bots to add source attribution to trading orders via the on-chain Builder field and earn a percentage of fees from the trading flow they route. Data shows that MetaMask and Phantom have each earned over $1.2 million in Builder revenue over the past 30 days.