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Bitcoin fell below $64,000 on Tuesday as traders reduced risk before the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision, while ETF outflows and leveraged liquidations added to selling pressure. Summary Bitcoin dropped 2.5% and briefly traded near $63,327 during Tuesday’s session. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $11.64 million in net outflows on July 27. BTC lost a rising 4-hour trendline, while the daily RSI slipped to 48.13. Liquidity clusters near $64,500 and $62,500 could shape the next short-term move. Bitcoin price falls below rising trendline According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin (BTC) price opened Tuesday near $63,706 and extended its decline toward $63,327…

People can now pay with Bitcoin to buy flights from Dubai-based airline Emirates.  Working with Crypto.com, Emirates said Tuesday the customers now have the option to book flights using the crypto exchange’s payment feature. Crypto.com and Emirates last year announced they would work together.  Emirates’ Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer Adnan Kazim said the move “reflects the rapidly evolving preferences of a younger, digitally fluent generation who manage their money and plan their journeys primarily from their phones and they expect the airlines they fly with to keep pace.” Emirates first teased plans back in 2022 to implement Bitcoin…

Bitcoin’s price slid further on Tuesday as investors weighed up the chances of lawmakers voting on the long-awaited crypto Clarity Act.  The price of Bitcoin was recently $63,634 after sliding 2% over a 24-hour period. The cryptocurrency dropped as low as $62,784 at one point.  Market observers now give the Clarity Act a 35% chance of getting signed into law this year on crypto betting platform Polymarket.  While major financial institutions like Fidelity and Goldman Sachs have thrown their weight behind the new bill, some Democrats are still unhappy with it in its current form. A group of Democrats last…

World Liberty Financial is having the messiest year of any major crypto project, and that includes some stiff competition. Yesterday, New York Magazine published a deep dive into the WLFI lawsuit saga and the people running the project — and yes, they interviewed me for it. Since journalists keep quoting and paraphrasing me on this topic, it felt like the right moment to put my actual opinions in writing.We’ve covered WLFI since October 2024, before the token even traded. You can find every article in our World Liberty Finance archive. This post brings the whole saga up to date as…

I scanned the Bitcoin blockchain for images; what I found will shock you. Much has been said online about the arbitrary data and content that can be found on the Bitcoin blockchain. Not only has this possibility spawned a niche art scene, but it has also led to a movement against ‘non-monetary transactions’ on the Bitcoin network. Were you to hear from one of its proponents or detractors, you’d figure the blockchain is basically a wall filled with graffiti.  Well, I decided to put the question to the test: are there actually images on the blockchain? And what does this…

Alvin Lang Jul 28, 2026 17:51 MCP 2026-07-28 introduces stateless architecture, standardized extensions, and hardened authentication, advancing AI integration capabilities. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has officially launched its highly anticipated 2026-07-28 specification, marking a major milestone in how AI systems integrate with external tools and data. This new update transitions MCP to a stateless architecture, standardizes protocol extensions, and strengthens authorization practices, setting a new benchmark for enterprise-scale AI connectivity. MCP, introduced by Anthropic in 2024, has rapidly become the industry standard for linking AI agents to applications, now facilitating over 400…

James Ding Jul 28, 2026 17:43 Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview uncovers weaknesses in cryptographic standards, raising questions about AI’s role in cybersecurity. Anthropic researchers have used their advanced AI model, Claude Mythos Preview, to uncover mathematical vulnerabilities in two significant cryptographic algorithms: the HAWK digital signature scheme and a reduced-round version of the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES). These findings, though not immediately impacting current systems, highlight the growing role of AI in identifying potential weaknesses in foundational digital security frameworks. HAWK, a candidate for post-quantum cryptography under consideration by the U.S. National Institute…

The SOL price is back in focus as institutional adoption and on-chain activity arrive together instead of weeks apart. Morgan Stanley has launched the MSOL exchange-traded product (ETP) on NYSE Arca, while Solana continues to strengthen its position across decentralized trading and tokenized assets.Morgan Stanley noted that its first crypto ETP attracted $381 million within months. Now, SOL joins the firm’s $14 billion product suite through MSOL, a staked ETP that passes all staking rewards directly to investors.Institutional Demand Keeps BuildingThe latest listing marks another step in Solana’s growing institutional footprint. Rather than simply offering exposure, the MSOL product incorporates…

Key TakeawaysGalaxy Digital acquired 500 acres in McGregor, Texas, for a new artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) data center campus.The deal adds an estimated $130 million to McGregor’s tax base and targets 74 MW in phase one.GLXY shares traded near $22.70 on July 27, down 17.48% over the past month. The deal, signed through a development agreement with the City of McGregor, will put an artificial intelligence and high-performance computing campus inside the McGregor Industrial Park. The land sale generated approximately $7.5 million in revenue for the city. Galaxy is building on its 1.6 gigawatt Helios campus in…

A friend of mine has never touched crypto. Not once. At our last barbecue, somewhere around the third Corona, he started asking questions and did not stop.How do you buy it? What is a wallet? Why do people care about Bitcoin at all?Honestly, I assumed it was barbecue talk. Plenty of people ask, almost nobody follows through.Then a WhatsApp message landed a few days later. He had decided to start DCA’ing, and he wanted to know one thing: where do you store the coins after you buy them?That question is the whole game. Meanwhile, we just watched a wave of…