Yesterday, the US Ethereum spot ETF saw a net inflow of $2.965 billion.

On July 22nd, based on HTX market data, Bitcoin rebounded and broke through $119,000. It is currently trading at $119,004, with a 24-hour increase of 0.15%.

July 22nd. According to Goldman Sachs, the Federal Reserve is predicted to maintain the interest rate unchanged next week and start cutting rates in the remaining three meetings of 2025. This is because the slowing job market is putting pressure on policymakers. The current private sector hiring has almost reached a "standstill pace," and there is a risk of further aggravating the slowdown. Meanwhile, consumer spending has been stagnant for six consecutive months, which is an extremely rare situation outside of an economic recession. Goldman Sachs also anticipates that the Fed will cut rates twice again in early 2026.

July 22nd. According to The Beijing News, WeCapital declared its entry into the cryptocurrency payment domain. On July 21, 2025, it launched its first mobile application named "Fopay", presenting a one-stop payment platform. Fopay is developed based on the concept of stablecoin encrypted payments. At present, it offers stablecoin custody and prepaid card payment functions by means of several licensed partners. The board of directors thinks that the launch of Fopay and the new business segment can assist the company in exploring more business opportunities and bring benefits to the overall shareholders.

July 22nd. According to market intelligence, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has completed its investigation of the Kraken founder and has returned the seized equipment.

On July 22nd, as per Cointelegraph, with Bitcoin surging to $122,000 and absorbing the majority of the obvious selling pressure, analyst AlphaBTC cautioned that the Bitcoin price might briefly drop to $115,000 to test the support level. The liquidity heatmap of Bitcoin indicates that the order book is prepared for this, with buy orders concentrated between $115,000 and $116,100.