Binance and OKX respectively announce new developments related to ZKsync; Global Bitcoin spot ETF holdings exceed Satoshi Nakamoto's address; Multiple blockchain networks and funds announce significant updates and achievements; Tiger Securities introduces virtual asset trading services to Hong Kong retail investors; UwU Lend attacker transfers ETH to Tornado Cash; Ethereum scaling ecosystem achieves record high TPS; TON TVL surpasses 600 million dollars; Curve Finance reaches a new high in locked volume; Arthur Hayes predicts Aptos may surpass Solana.

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Binance will list ZKsync (ZK) at 16:00 today and plans to distribute 10.50 million ZK to eligible users; OKX completes the Polyhedra (ZK) swap and opens ZKJ trading; The total holdings of 36 global Bitcoin spot ETFs have exceeded Satoshi Nakamoto's address; Fuse Network announces the end of Season 1 airdrop, with 1 million FUSE to be distributed in the coming days; Multicoin Ventures: the fund's current AUM has exceeded 3 billion USD; DeFiance founder: the second fund achieved an 8x AUM growth within a year; A dormant early investor/participant address of QNT deposits 9.76 million USD worth of QNT to Kraken; Tiger Brokers launches virtual asset trading services for retail investors in Hong Kong; Grand Base reveals the specific time for token relaunch and will make a major announcement tomorrow; The attacker's address of UwU Lend transfers around 1000 ETH to Tornado Cash; Onyx Protocol v3 whitepaper will be released on August 1st, along with the launch of its L3 chain; Ethereum's L2 and L3 scaling ecosystem achieves a record high TPS, with Xai accounting for over 41% of the trading volume; TON TVL surpasses 600 million USD, reaching a new high; Curve Finance: CRV staking increased by 19.76 million tokens in the past week, reaching a recent high; Arthur Hayes: Aptos may surpass Solana to become the second largest L1 in 1-3 years.

Binance and OKEx update trading services; Global Bitcoin ETF holdings exceed Satoshi Nakamoto; Blockchain networks and funds announce significant developments