ETH rebound saves a crypto whale from $88.5 million in unrealized losses, with $270 million in long positions fully recovered.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), the trading account "10 Big Goals First" has fully closed all its short positions in BTC and ETH worth $222 million via stop-loss orders, taking a loss of $6.283 million. The account made $13.04 million from long positions yesterday, but today's short trades erased $6.28 million of those gains, resulting in a net profit of $6.76 million for this round of long-short trading.

Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Yili Hua wrote in an article that he had repeatedly emphasized earlier that July to August could be the final bottom-hunting window. Based on Bitcoin’s historical decline patterns, after the end of the previous rally and the third stage of decline, BTC has rebounded strongly to break through the $68,000 mark, which may signal the end of the crypto market’s bear cycle. Investors should not attempt to catch the exact bottom at a specific price point, nor should they try to short in the bottom range. He noted that the two most noteworthy things moving forward are: how to operate in the new bull cycle to maximize returns, and seizing development opportunities in the AI sector at other times.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (handle @ai_9684xtpa), the trading account "First Set 10 Big Goals" has fully closed all its BTC and ETH short positions worth $222 million via stop-loss, incurring a loss of $6.283 million. Long positions opened yesterday generated a profit of $13.04 million, while today’s short positions gave back $6.28 million in profits, resulting in a net profit of $6.76 million for this round of long-short trades.

According to HTX market data, Bitcoin has broken through the $72,000 mark, with a 11.8% increase in the past 24 hours.

In just the past 30 minutes, two wallets were liquidated for a total of $45.77M. 0x50b3 had 281 $BTC ($20.12M) liquidated. 0x66f8 had 240 $BTC ($17.15M) and 3,738 $ETH ($8.5M) liquidated.

According to U.S. financial media outlet Semafor, U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest move to avoid escalating military actions against Iran comes as Washington views talks between Iran and Oman—previously seen as a rare, productive negotiation channel—as deadlocked. A U.S. official and a White House official stated that the U.S. government believes the Iran-Oman talks collapsed several weeks ago. The talks had raised the possibility of a toll agreement for the Strait of Hormuz, a development that frustrated Trump. The Omani Embassy did not respond to the U.S.’s assessment of its negotiations. However, Trump still describes the situation with Iran as “very good” and remains optimistic that economic pressure can force Tehran to return to the negotiating table, even though he has halted future talks for the foreseeable future. Last night, Trump posted on social media threatening to launch an “economic war” against Iran, saying the U.S. will impose sanctions on any country that does business with Tehran. (Jin10)