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The total net inflows on the second trading day (July 24) turned negative (-$133.16 million), according to data from SoSoValue.

According to the Conference of State Bank Supervisors, an investigation conducted by financial regulators across several U.S. states revealed that the cryptocurrency company Abra was offering trading and investment services without the requisite licenses.

Bloomberg reports that Standard Chartered, a multinational financial corporation, is developing its own platform for trading Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). This new division will operate as part of the bank's global banking sector, with its management hub based in London.

Consensys has reported that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has concluded its investigation into Ethereum 2.0, deciding not to classify it as a security. This announcement follows the approval of Ethereum ETFs and comes just before the expected start of trading in July.

July 23 marked the debut of spot Ethereum ETFs in the U.S. trading markets. According to data from a Bloomberg terminal screenshot shared by analyst James Seyffart, the total net inflows amounted to approximately $106.8 million, with the overall trading volume surpassing $1.11 billion.

Elliptic, an analytical company, performed a detailed probe into the Asian trading platform Huione Guarantee, which has attracted significant attention from fraudsters.

Mikko Ohtamaa, a developer of the algorithmic trading protocol TradingStrategy․ai, has voiced concerns about the auditing company CertiK. According to Ohtamaa, CertiK independently adds projects to its Skynet rating list, which assesses cybersecurity, decentralization levels, and more.

The Italian government intends to tighten control over the cryptocurrency market, including imposing hefty fines of up to €5 million for insider trading and asset manipulation. The proposed decree is pending approval from the Council of Ministers.