[BitMEX Faces Class Action Lawsuit on the Day of Shutdown Announcement, Accused of Manipulating Liquidation Mechanism to Illegally Acquire 622.66 BTC] According to a report by Cointelegraph, BKX Services Inc. and David Namdar filed a class action lawsuit against BitMEX in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on July 24. The lawsuit accuses BitMEX's internal trading team of manipulating the forced liquidation mechanism to illegally acquire customers' Bitcoin. The two plaintiffs reportedly suffered a combined loss of 622.66 BTC, with BKX losing at least 305.81 BTC and Namdar losing over 316.85 BTC. The plaintiffs are demanding the return of the Bitcoin and seeking compensation, representing U.S. users who purchased BTC swap products since July 23, 2018. On the same day, BitMEX's parent company, HDR Global Trading, announced it would cease operations on September 23, and the price of the BMEX token plummeted by approximately 90%.

According to Hyperinsight monitoring, a giant whale has placed a $30.679 million order on Hyperliquid, involving AMD's strategy of converting from flat to long and Micron (MU) and SanDisk (SNDK)'s rebound to short strategy. The giant whale holds a $6.051 million AMD short position with a floating loss of $74000. It plans to sell $4.012 million to reduce its position and sell $16.444 million to reverse its long position. The final long position is expected to be $14.659 million. In addition, the giant whale has placed a sell order of 8.187 million US dollars on Micron (MU), and its short position is expected to increase to 7.76 million US dollars; A sell order of $2.036 million was placed on SNDK, and the short position is expected to increase to $1.946 million. Previously, the whale made a profit of 6.57 million US dollars and had a new trading plan of 58 million US dollars.

The EU believes that Trump's tariff policy is in line with the tariff commitments agreed upon by the United States under the EU US Joint Declaration.

CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler stated that Bitcoin's losses have decreased by 56.5% from its peak of $1370 million in February 2026 to $597 million, while its profits have only slowly rebounded to $257 million during the same period. On February 20, 2026, a record high loss was achieved, surpassing the $1.15 billion recorded on June 30, 2022. As of July 23, Bitcoin's profit has decreased by 92.7% compared to its peak of $3.51 billion on December 10, 2024, and by 77.7% compared to its historical high of $12471 million on October 6, 2025. It reached a low of $191 million on June 14, 2026. Axel Adler believes that although profit selling pressure has decreased, market demand has not recovered, and achieving profitability requires an increase of $400 million to $500 million or more to confirm improvement. The profit loss ratio of Bitcoin has rebounded from 0.26 in June to 0.43. If it falls below 0.26 and the price drops below $58535, market pressure will intensify.

ECB Managing Director Kocher stated that if the inflation outlook worsens or inflation expectations decrease, it is necessary for the ECB to take action.