Jin10 data reported on July 15, "Fed mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos commented on the U.S. June CPI data: today's CPI report has the characteristic of "you can choose your own interpretation angle." The core CPI rose 0.23% month-on-month in June, which is exactly the median of the monthly increases in core CPI over the past 12 months (that is to say, there were 6 months above this level and 6 months below this level). This number is slightly moderate, a bit lower than some forecasters' expectations. But the key point is that most forecasters believe that the more obvious tariff effects will be seen in July and August, while the performance of commodity prices in June was relatively stronger. Therefore, if you originally thought that the price impact driven by tariffs was still to come, this report will not change your view. Similarly, if you initially believed that the transmission of inflation would be slower and the impact smaller, then this report will not shake your original judgment.

Analyst James Van Straten pointed out that Bitcoin's 200-week simple moving average has risen to $49,223, close to the psychological barrier of $50,000, reflecting the growth of the market's fundamental value. The 200-day moving average has successfully held support, indicating that the crypto winter may be over, while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indices have reached new highs, providing a favorable environment for Bitcoin to break through.

According to the Gate News bot, in the official announcement from Gate on June 17, 2025, Gate will proceed with the delisting of 40 tokens. The tokens involved include 40 tokens such as N3, ELS, OTTERHOME, DAL, MRCH, ANGLE, LINA, and their corresponding USDT trading pairs. Gate will suspend trading services for these tokens, including spot trading, quantitative grid, excess coin treasure, and leveraged trading, on June 24, 2025, at 11:00 ( UTC+8. Gate will provide users with withdrawal services until July 24, 2025. For users who still hold relevant Tokens after July 8, Gate offers a buyback plan, with a maximum compensation amount of 100 USDT per user. It is important to note that due to anomalies on the BTO and STAR chains, withdrawal services for these two Tokens are currently not supported.

DeFi asset management protocol Enzyme has announced a partnership with Nektar Network to launch modular liquidity re-staking functionality, aimed at enhancing the TVL pre-launch effect of early re-staking projects. The initial implementation of this functionality includes the stUSD re-staking vault from the Angle protocol, the dlcBTC staking pool from DLC.Link, and the Nektar ETH vault from Re7 Labs.

According to Gate News bot, as per the announcement from Gate platform on July 14, 2025, Gate has delisted 41 Tokens, including N3, ELS, OTTERHOME, DAL, and others. All trading pairs involved are trading pairs against USDT and have all stopped trading services. For users who meet the requirements and have submitted the form, Gate has completed the buyback of the relevant Tokens and has deposited the buyback amount into the user's account. The tokens that are being delisted this time also include multiple tokens such as MRCH, ANGLE, LINA, ELEC, BTO, GAIA, FEVR, among others. The platform stated that these tokens will no longer support deposit and trading services, and the withdrawal services for the related assets will also be gradually stopped.

The RootData Analyst Competition Season 1 has begun, and participants can choose from three themes for analysis, including undervalued BN Launchpool projects, airdrop potential of unlisted financing projects, and recognized encryption VCs and their reasons. The competition runs from May 10 to May 23, with a total prize pool of 3000 USDT, and judges will evaluate the quality of submissions from multiple perspectives.

ChainCatcher message, Supremacy founder Yi stated on social media that there is a vulnerability in the front end of the stablecoin protocol Angle Protocol, and users should be aware of the risks and avoid interacting with it.

ChainCatcher news, the RootData Analyst Competition Season 1 has now opened. Participants can choose one of three themes to analyze, which include "The Most Underrated BN Launchpool Projects in the Past 12 Months", "The Most Airdrop Potential Unlaunched Financing Projects in the Next Two Quarters", and "The Most Recognized Encryption VC in the Past Two Years and the Reasons", with analysis covering fundamentals, teams, funding, and more. The submission period for this competition is from May 10th 14:00 to May 23rd 14:00 (UTC), with a total prize pool of 3000 USDT, and there are first, second, and third prizes. Among them, there are 2 first prizes, each of which will receive 500 USDT. The evaluation will be based on logical insight (40%), RootData data application (30%), and multi-angle analysis.

The RootData Analyst Competition Season 1 has been launched, with themes including undervalued BN Launchpool projects, airdrop potential of unlisted financing projects, and recognized encryption VC. The competition runs from May 10 to May 23, with a total prize pool of 3000 USDT. The evaluation will consider logic, data application, and analysis perspectives. Outstanding works have the opportunity to be shared and showcased on RootData.

According to reports, Samsung Electronics will upgrade the ultra-wide-angle lens of the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which will be launched in 2025, from the previous generation's 12 million pixels to 50 million pixels, and will also collaborate with the new supplier, South Korean Pacha, to supply the Galaxy S25 Ultra's ultra-wide-angle camera module together with the main supplier, Shunyu Optics. Pacha will also supply the rear main lens and Ultra of the Galaxy S25 basic version and Plus.