Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $109,000, up 0.8% over the week, but remains range-bound as institutional buying from ETFs and MicroStrategy (MSTR) fails to offset declining spot demand, CoinDesk reported...

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $109,000, up 0.8% over the week, but remains range-bound as institutional buying from ETFs and MicroStrategy (MSTR) fails to offset declining spot demand, CoinDesk reported, citing on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant. 

BTC demand has shrunk by 895,000 over 30 days, with ETF and MSTR purchases also slowing compared to December. Additionally, the empty BTC mempool signals weak retail interest, raising concerns about future price momentum, especially as some experts, like Anthony Scaramucci, predict the BTC treasury trend may fade.

Analysis: Institutional buying fails to compensate for Bitcoin's declining spot demand

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Author: Nancy, PANews

When Pump.fun officially announced its token launch, the already tense on-chain atmosphere became even more taut. Some criticized its overvaluation after being overtaken by competitor LetsBONK, while others worried it might quietly exit after draining the last wave of liquidity.

Starting public offering with a $40 billion valuation, with contract trading opening before spot trading
On the evening of July 10th, Pump.fun, which had repeatedly leaked token launch rumors, finally broke its silence, officially announcing the initial coin offering (ICO) of its native token PUMP on July 12th, and promising an imminent large-scale airdrop.
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Pump.funThe coin offering with a sky-high valuation was collectively criticized, and the founder’s old remarks were dug up and refuted. Is the public offering worth participating in?

Only the GLP liquidity pool of GMX V1 was exploited by a vulnerability, and GMX V2 was not affected.