[Bitpush Daily News Selection] The failure of the antivirus platform Crowdstrike caused the Microsoft Windows system to crash, and a large-scale outage occurred worldwide; Bitcoin broke through $67,000; Five spot Ethereum ETFs including Fidelity will be listed on the Cboe exchange on July 23; Binance.USEntity obtained approval from a US judge to invest customer assets in US Treasury bonds

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07-20
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[Antivirus platform Crowdstrike failure caused Microsoft Windows system to crash, causing large-scale downtime around the world]

A malfunction in the antivirus platform Crowdstrike caused the Microsoft Windows system to crash, resulting in large-scale outages around the world. Many companies and multiple financial markets were affected. Employees of Wall Street institutions such as JPMorgan Chase were unable to log into the system, and flights in many places were delayed and suspended on a large scale.

CrowdStrike shares closed down 11%, its worst one-day performance since 2022.

Bitcoin breaks through $67,000

OKX market data shows that BTC started to rise from $64,000 during the early trading hours in the United States on Friday and broke through $67,000 later in the day, the first time since June 17, with a 5.5% increase in the past 24 hours. Solana (SOL) rose 8.5% during the same period, breaking through $170 for the first time since early June.

[Fidelity and other five spot Ethereum ETFs will be listed on the Cboe exchange on July 23]

Cboe announced that five spot Ethereum ETFs will be listed on the exchange on July 23. These ETFs include the Fidelity Ethereum Fund, the Franklin Ethereum ETF, the Invesco Galaxy Ethereum ETF, the VanEck Ethereum ETF, and the 21Shares Core Ethereum ETF.

Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas previously said they expect the ETF to begin trading on July 23.

[ Binance US entity obtains approval from a US judge to invest customer assets in US Treasury bonds]

According to The Block, in the lawsuit filed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC ) against Binance Holdings Limited, a motion from the District Court for the District of Columbia approved BAM Trading Services Inc. and BAM Management US Holdings Inc. to invest part of customer fiat currency funds in U.S. Treasuries. BAM Trading and BAM Management are U.S. entities operating Binance.US, which means that currently only Binance.US is approved to invest part of customer assets in U.S. Treasuries.

Specifically, according to the court order, BAM may invest certain customer fiat funds held in custody at BitGo in U.S. Treasury securities that “will roll over to maturity on a four-week basis,” as long as no Binance entity participates in the investment and there are sufficient U.S. dollars on the BAM platform to satisfy customer withdrawal requests, among other requirements.

[Biden: I look forward to restarting the campaign next week. Trump’s “dark vision” is not what the American people want]

US President Biden said: I look forward to restarting the campaign next week. Trump’s "dark vision" is not what the American people want.

[President of The ETF Store : Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust will be the sixth largest spot Bitcoin ETF after the split]

Nate Geraci, president of The ETF Store, posted on the X platform that once the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust completes its spin-off from Grayscale GBTC, it will immediately become the sixth largest spot Bitcoin ETF in terms of assets, and will have the cheapest fee of only 15 bps, and its liquidity deserves attention.

Author: BitpushNews Mary Liu


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