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渣打银行报告指出，上市公司持有的以太坊(ETH)正形成独立资产类别，区别于ETF等传统投资工具。这些企业通过质押收益、DeFi整合及股权市场溢价策略实现结构性优势，其中BitMine Immersion Technologies持有0.5%流通供应量。报告预测若趋势延续，企业持有的ETH占比或达10%，凸显以太坊可编程性和收益机制正重塑企业资金配置策略。

美国SEC于7月29日批准纳斯达克提交的修改提案，允许贝莱德iShares以太坊信托(ETHA)对其持有的ETH进行质押。该提案删除了此前禁止质押的条款，新增授权通过可信提供商质押部分或全部ETH的条款，并将质押奖励视为ETF收入。纳斯达克认为此举能使产品更符合以太坊持有收益，提升运作效率。SEC将在45-90天内作出最终决定，目前多家交易所正竞相申请类似授权，行业加速布局质押型现货ETF。

美国《GENIUS法案》签署前夕，全球稳定币搜索量创历史新高，华盛顿特区及周边城市关注度最高。法案通过后四周内，”稳定币”搜索指数上涨16%，明显高于欧盟MiCA法规实施后的数据波动。尽管USDT以6.9:1的搜索优势持续领先USDC，但区域偏好呈现东西分化：USDC在欧美发达城市占优，USDT则主导新兴市场。新法案为美国稳定币设立储备金、信息披露等监管框架，标志着稳定币正加速融入主流金融体系。

BitMine作为最大企业级ETH持有方，预测以太坊公允价值或达6万美元，部分长期模型甚至看高至70万美元。该公司基于”重置成本”评估认为，稳定币规模突破4万亿美元及华尔街资产代币化趋势将推动ETH成为数字金融基础设施。BitMine计划收购5%流通供应（已快速持仓27亿美元），通过搭建验证节点网络、参与治理和生态投资，将ETH持仓转化为基础设施布局。其激进策略已带动公司股价三周内暴涨六倍。

以太坊现货ETF本月流入资金接近100亿美元大关，截至7月25日累计达93亿美元，较月初增长120%。贝莱德ETHA以93.4亿美元流入领跑，占7月总流入量的91%，成为近30天流入量第四大ETF。分析师指出，机构投资者对以太坊在代币化、稳定币等领域的应用前景充满信心，推动资金持续流入。ETHA日交易量达13.5亿美元，反映出以太坊正成为机构投资组合中的重要战略资产。

数据中心公司Hyperscale Data宣布启动XRP购买计划，拟斥资1000万美元购入该代币，消息公布后公司股价单日涨幅达12%。该公司将于8月12日起每周公布XRP持仓情况，作为其长期持有战略的透明度措施。董事会考虑在满足市场条件时扩大购买规模，并评估36个月锁仓方案。公司高管称XRP是跨境支付和新兴金融基础设施的核心资产，股价7月累计上涨12%至0.82美元。

门罗币社区与Qubic创始人Sergey Ivancheglo爆发算力争夺战，后者通过高收益激励计划试图控制51%网络算力，引发社区警觉。社区迅速集结至supportxmr.com矿池对抗，该池现占比28.7%算力。Ivancheglo称此举为”善意攻击测试”，但承认8月存在交易风险窗口期。争议焦点在于激励驱动的算力集中可能引发区块孤立、交易延迟等问题，暴露PoW网络面临经济激励攻击的脆弱性。

Pudgy Penguin项目团队近一个月向中心化交易所转移了价值约6660万美元的20亿枚PENGU代币，引发市场对潜在抛售的担忧。与此同时，PENGU代币价格近期飙升230%，但伴随出现新型钓鱼骗局：诈骗者通过”粉尘攻击”发送虚假URL的代币，并伪造PENGU品牌网站诱导用户签署恶意交易。项目安全负责人警告称，目前没有官方空投活动，并提醒用户警惕虚假代币陷阱。在代币价格大涨背景下，投资者需谨慎验证代币来源，避免与可疑空投交互。

区块链先驱Balaji Srinivasan提出”万物上链”愿景，认为区块链技术将重构所有权体系。比特币已证明区块链可作为中立、全球共识的财产账本，稳定币合法化则推动股票、债券等金融资产上链进程。智能锁技术显示房产、车辆等实体资产也将通过密码学确权，未来99%高价值资产将通过数字签名实现链上安全管理。这一变革源于区块链抗黑客攻击的安全优势，最终将形成基于代码的全球加密经济体系，实现”所有权即密码学”的终极形态。当前比特币和区块链技术正为这一加密经济奠定基础。

美欧关税谈判进入关键阶段，8月1日最后期限前可能达成15%基准关税协议，汽车、钢铁等高敏感行业或获豁免。特朗普称达成概率仅50%，市场波动加剧。若谈判破裂，比特币或因地缘风险溢价受益；若达成协议，传统市场将获喘息，加密资产短期可能承压。 Investors hold their breath for a U.S.–Europe tariff deal The U.S. and EU are reportedly closing in on a deal that would set a broad, baseline 15% tariff on European goods entering the United States, with potential exemptions for select sectors. This follows President Trump’s prior threats to raise tariffs as high as 50% on certain imports if no agreement is reached, a move that’s kept European exporters and global investors on edge. Some of the most contentious areas remain automobiles and parts, as well as steel and aluminum, and sensitive, high-value sectors like pharmaceuticals and semiconductors. EU officials have insisted that any agreement must deliver immediate relief on tariffs for these critical industries, rather than deferring it until the final deal is ratified. Trump told reporters on July 25: “I would say that we have a 50-50 chance, maybe less than that, but a 50-50 chance of making a deal with the EU.” From his statement, it’s clear that the U.S.–Europe tariff is far from a done deal, and uncertainty still hangs over the negotiations. European diplomats have signaled that while a broad framework may be agreed upon soon, a number of outcomes remain possible, including a successful deal, a temporary reprieve, or an all-out tariff escalation on August 1. Market impacts: volatility, risk, and crypto Investors have reacted to the prospect of a deal with cautious optimism, hoping that even a partial agreement can reduce trade uncertainty that has weighed on European equity markets and global supply chains since Trump’s initial tariff announcements in April. U.S. stocks have hovered near record highs as traders price in a higher likelihood of a U.S.–Europe tariff relief, though volatility is expected to tick up as the deadline approaches. Trade tensions and tariff threats typically fuel concerns about economic slowdowns, stagflation, and disruptions to both the dollar and euro, increasing volatility across markets. Crypto assets, particularly Bitcoin, often benefit in such climates as global investors look for alternatives that are independent of any single government’s policy. Previous escalations in U.S.–China and U.S.–EU trade spats have prompted spikes in BTC trading volumes and strengthened the narrative of Bitcoin as a mature asset and a “hedge” against geopolitical and monetary uncertainty. However, as noted by Koinly: “If confidence in national currencies or markets drops, people might move into crypto to preserve their wealth. However, this behavior is not consistent and depends heavily on sentiment.” Should tariff escalation continue or uncertainty persist, we might expect some renewed momentum for Bitcoin and crypto as safe-haven assets and stores of value, similar to gold. Conversely, a last-minute trade deal could restore some calm to traditional markets, potentially dampening the crisis premium that sometimes serves to boost crypto and even seeing a potential short-term slump.