CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. stated that short-term holders of Bitcoin have shifted their stress model towards buyer dominance, repeating the rebound pattern after the February pullback. The current buyer pressure score is about 30%, higher than the seller's 22%, and the seller pressure has been compressed to a several month low. The current price of Bitcoin is around $63900, located at the lower edge of the short-term holder cost base range of $61600. Analysts point out that as long as the lower boundary of $61600 is maintained, the demand structure remains unchanged; If this level is not maintained, the latest holder will incur losses.

On July 10th, the official X account of the CodexField project on BNB Chain has been cancelled and the official website is no longer visible. On chain investigator Specter has issued a community security alert, warning that there is a potential risk of fund misappropriation in the CodexField project. On chain tracking shows that the project has generated over $85 million in funds, and investigator Specter discovered abnormal on chain fund flows.

[UBS Expects Storage Chip Revenue to Reach $992 Billion in 2026, $1.76 Trillion in 2027] UBS stated that the storage chip market is driven by demand for artificial intelligence, with total industry revenue expected to reach $992 billion in 2026 and $1.76 trillion in 2027. High-bandwidth memory demand is projected to grow 90% year-on-year to 33.1 billion Gb in 2026 and increase by another 77% to 58.7 billion Gb in 2027.

CertiK monitoring shows that CodexField's X account and website have been taken offline. The project has been accused of fraud and abnormal fund transfers, and on chain analyst Specter has traced abnormal cross chain fund transfers of over 17.3 million USDT.

According to GivTrade analyst Waleed, the outlook for gold remains optimistic, supported by geopolitical hedging, central bank asset diversification, and investment portfolio protection needs, and intertwined with safe haven demand and interest rate pressures. Rising prices require weaker US labor market data, lower real yields, or an increase in geopolitical risk premiums.