Solo Bitcoin miner nets $200,000 as Coldcard hardware wallet drains rocks sentiment
The number of BTC sending addresses spiked on Friday to levels not seen since early 2024, according to CryptoQuant. The BTC exchange reserve has risen to 2.718 million BTC from 2.706 million BTC on July 30, the day the incident began. Other analytics firms argue that holders are moving coins to other wallets rather than exchanges. “The data indicates holders are migrating their coins to new wallets rather than sending to exchanges,” Glassnode said. Finally, rising Treasury yields, including mortgage rates, pose a potential headwind to risk assets, including cryptocurrencies. On the regulatory front, the news is equally uninspiring. Reports say the Senate left the Clarity Act off Monday‘s agenda. With the chamber’s summer recess set to begin around Aug. 10, that leaves just five days of scheduled session time remaining before lawmakers depart. Stay alert! Read more: For analysis of todays activity in altcoins and derivatives, see Crypto Markets Today . For a comprehensive list of events this week, see CoinDesks “Crypto Week Ahead.” Whats trendingColdcard wallet losses may near $114 million as possible fourth sweep emerges (CoinDesk): A fourth wave of sweeps against bitcoin addresses generated by the Coldcard wallet began Monday and was still running hours later. However, this time transactions can









