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On July 27 (local time), the current Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump attended the Bitcoin Conference. Essentially, the purpose of his appearance was to rally the mining community in the United States. The conference announced positive news for the mining industry, with a 12% increase in KAS over the past seven days and a noticeable net inflow of funds and traffic, indicating a certain wealth effect.

In the past three weeks, SOL's price has rebounded strongly from a low of $120 to a high of $185 on July 21. This represents a robust recovery of over 50%, surpassing the rebound seen in BTC, ETH, and most other high-cap altcoins, becoming a strength eco-project worth focusing on.








- 09:24Data: 84 listed companies hold approximately 665,600 BTC, accounting for 3.17% of the total amountAccording to statistics, currently 84 listed companies hold a total of 665,600 Bitcoins, accounting for 3.17% of the total Bitcoin supply. Compared with the 444,231 held in November 2024, there has been an increase of over 220,000 within four months and the holding ratio has increased by more than one percentage point. Among them, Strategy Company holds 506,137 Bitcoins which accounts for 76% of all listed company holdings. The top ten listed companies collectively hold a total of 628,932 Bitcoins which is equivalent to about 94.5% of the total amount held by these firms. Data shows that institutional holding trends are significantly accelerating and listed companies are becoming an important force in Bitcoin asset allocation.
- 09:23Vertical Research Partners suggest GameStop spend 2.5 billion dollars to buy BitcoinAccording to Cointelegraph, Vertical Research Advisory managing partner Kip Herriage suggests that GameStop use its cash reserves to purchase $2.5 billion in Bitcoin.
- 09:22Manus announces pricing plans: two packages at $39 and $199, charging based on points and supporting multiple tasksThe Al Agent product "Manus" has announced its pricing plan. ManusStarter charges $39 per month, which gives you 3900 points and allows up to 2 tasks to run at the same time. ManusPro charges $199 per month, provides 19900 points and can run up to 5 tasks simultaneously, while also supporting high-input mode and other testing features. Points are the standard unit of measurement used by Manus; the more complex or time-consuming a task is, the more points it requires. According to their official website, for example, designing and deploying a unique personal website - a complex task - would cost 600 points and take about 40 minutes.