
Fed Minutes Show a Divided Committee as Bitcoin Breaks $65,000
The July FOMC minutes showed officials divided, with "many" saying rate hikes may be needed. Bitcoin held near $64,296 all session, then broke $65,000 into the release.
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The July FOMC minutes showed officials divided, with "many" saying rate hikes may be needed. Bitcoin held near $64,296 all session, then broke $65,000 into the release.

Citi's Custody+ folds digital assets into one platform with settlement, FX and cash management, starting with bitcoin custody for institutions later this year.

Metaplanet is putting 2,100 BTC and $2.5M cash into Nasdaq-listed Super League for a 95.7% stake, renaming it Superplanet as its US bitcoin-treasury platform.

July CPI printed 3.4% year over year, matching every forecast, and bitcoin still slipped below $64,000. Even the Fed-odds trackers could not agree on what the number meant.

Bitcoin's data-limits fork opened its mandatory phase at 2.53% support, mined two blocks in eight hours and fell 98 behind, facing a 350-day wait for a difficulty reset.

The Bitcoin Red Team filed 4,962 findings, 85 of them critical, across 390 open-source repositories in 27.5 hours, on just over $40,000 of OpenSats funding.

The Federal Reserve left its policy rate at 3.50%–3.75% for a fifth straight meeting on July 29, and crypto barely moved: bitcoin held just under $64,000.

Bitcoin's second difficulty reset of July barely moved, a flat line after the 5% cut two weeks earlier and a sign that hashrate has stopped leaving the network.

Michael Saylor set out 110 points against BIP-110, a one-year soft fork that would restrict data in bitcoin transactions and cut the signalling threshold to 55%.

Cardano was the lone top-20 name with a real gain on a thin Saturday session, sentiment stayed in extreme fear, and the day's two market digests disagreed on the bitcoin and ether marks.

An attacker who controlled Ostium's price-oracle key traded against fake bitcoin prices and drained the protocol's liquidity vault. The contracts never broke.

Bitcoin's mining difficulty fell 5.00% to 127.17 trillion on July 11, the second large downward move in a month, lifting hashprice 12.5% to $31.1.