Bitcoin fluctuated within a narrow range, and the BIP-110 soft fork controversy continued; BTCPay was attacked and restricted remote access; the US Bitcoin ETF had a weekly inflow of US$1 billion; Brazil restricted large-amount encrypted transfers.
In the past 24 hours, the crypto market has been generally stable, with Bitcoin fluctuating within a narrow range around $64,800, slightly down 0.21% in 24 hours. The market focus is on the controversial progress of the Bitcoin BIP-110 soft fork. The proposal has entered the mandatory signal stage, but the miner support rate is extremely low, and the forked chain has stopped producing blocks, showing that the market has limited recognition of it. At the same time, the BTCPay attack triggered concerns about Lightning network security, which may affect market sentiment in the short term. On the financial front, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF saw a weekly inflow of US$1 billion, showing that institutional demand is picking up and providing support for the market. In terms of regulation, there are new developments in Brazil, Russia and the United States, which may affect market expectations. Overall, the market is in a state of long and short interweaving and may remain volatile in the short term.
The spot price of Bitcoin was reported at $64,841.2, down 0.21% in 24 hours, with relatively small fluctuations. The BIP-110 soft fork entered the mandatory signal stage, but the miner support rate was less than 3%, and the fork chain stopped after digging out only two blocks, indicating that the proposal was difficult to gain widespread support and the market response was lackluster. The BTCPay Server was attacked. The attacker used stolen credentials to control the Lightning wallet. The project team has restricted remote access and urged LND nodes to update or go offline immediately. This incident highlights the security risks of Bitcoin infrastructure and may affect investors' confidence in Layer 2 solutions. At the same time, weekly inflows into the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF reached $1 billion, the best since April, indicating that institutional investors' long-term interest in digital assets has not diminished, providing support for Bitcoin prices.
The gold token XAUT reported at $4,331.15, up 0.13% in 24 hours; PAXG reported at $4,347.60, up 0.22%, showing a stable performance. Gold prices are consolidating near recent highs as investors seek safe-haven assets amid interest rate uncertainty, but there is currently no clear catalyst. Physical gold demand may be affected by events such as the doubling of Russian hardware wallet sales, but the overall impact on gold prices is limited. The stable performance of gold tokens reflects the market’s continued allocation demand for the precious metal.
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