30 hacking incidents occurred in the crypto industry in July, with total losses reaching $210.3 million, a 177% increase month on month. ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 10SEC 🔹 Crypto hacks surge in July According to PeckShield, the crypto industry suffered 30 major hacks in July, with total losses reaching $210.3 million, a 177% month-over-month increase, highlighting persistent security risks. 🔹 "Leopold Moment" dominates AI markets The late-July rebound in AI-related assets has been dubbed the "Leopold Moment." Analysts view the rally as a technical reset rather than confirmation of a long-term market bottom. 🔹 https://t.co/bqWLjD6FPB compensates SK Hynix traders https://t.co/bqWLjD6FPB has completed the first round of compensation for users liquidated during the July 27 SK Hynix contract pricing anomaly, with affected users already receiving payouts. 🔹 Bitcoin ETFs record heavy outflows U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $265.37 million, with none of the twelve ETFs posting net inflows, reflecting weaker institutional demand. 🔹 Arthur Hayes exits part of his ETH position Arthur Hayes sold 2,364.38 ETH after realizing a loss of approximately $241,000, swapping the proceeds for 4.3 million USDC through Cumberland and Galaxy Digital. 🔹 Coldcard vulnerability losses hit $70M Galaxy Research estimates that the Coldcard-related exploit has now drained 1,082.65 BTC (about $70.2 million) from nearly 1,200 addresses, making it one of the largest wallet-related security incidents this year. 🔹 OpenAI may delay IPO Sources familiar with the matter say OpenAI is considering postponing its IPO until next year, despite earlier ambitions to go public before Anthropic. 🔹 South Korea's crypto market slows Trading volume across South Korea's five largest crypto exchanges fell 54.6% year-over-year during the first half of the year, signaling softer retail participation. 🔹 CloudSome raises $3.6M Singapore-based unified AI model API platform CloudSome has completed a $3.6 million seed funding round to expand its AI infrastructure and developer ecosystem. 🔹 George Santos settles with CFTC Former U.S. Representative George Santos agreed to pay $35,000 to settle CFTC allegations related to his participation in a Kalshi prediction market. #anyk