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Summary of major developments on the evening of July 26

Summary of major developments on the evening of July 26

金色财经金色财经2026/07/26 13:20
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12:00 (UTC+8)-21:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: US-Iran, Michael Saylor, TRUMP1. US media reveals inside story of Trump halting strikes against Iran;2. Michael Saylor releases Bitcoin Tracker information again;3. Korean media: At least 29 overseas crypto exchanges were delisted from the Korean Google Play Store;4. In the first half of the year, El Salvador received $35.4 million in crypto remittances, accounting for 0.7% of the over $5 billion remittance market;5. The TRUMP team transferred 13.8 million unlocked TRUMP tokens from yesterday into multiple CEX exchanges;6. Stricter crypto regulations in Europe may trigger a wave of mergers and acquisitions: small and medium-sized enterprises seek integration with banks and traditional financial institutions;7. Preliminary research from Cambridge: Bitcoin mining’s annual electricity consumption has risen to 190 TWh, with the proportion of low-carbon energy increasing to 59.4%.
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