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July 27, 2026

Your Daily Digest of the 🔥Hottest News in Crypto.

Today’s top stories

📉 STORJ token price holds steady near $0.072 after filing
🗓️ BitMart ends trading August 26 with full shutdown by January 2027
🔒 Triple-A confirms treasury-wallet breach after $11.8M loss
📰 Keep reading for all of today’s biggest headlines

Storj files for bankruptcy, explores equity path for tokenholders

Storj Labs has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but its decentralized storage network will continue normal operations during the process. In a notable move, the company is exploring a court-approved mechanism that could allow STORJ tokenholders to participate in the equity of the reorganized company, potentially setting a precedent for utility tokens in bankruptcy proceedings. However, details on tokenholder eligibility and equity allocation remain undisclosed and subject to court approval.

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BitMart withdrawals appear to slow following wind-down announcement

Following BitMart’s announcement of its planned wind-down, user withdrawals have slowed significantly, with blockchain data showing only 58 wallets withdrew about $805,000 in over 24 hours and no transactions processed in an eight-hour period. The exchange’s wallet balances have fallen to roughly $69 million from $102 million earlier this month, while its native BMX token extended an 81.5% weekly decline. Users have reported withdrawal delays and account freezes, though BitMart insists requests remain open but subject to additional compliance checks. The ability to return funds smoothly will be a key test of the exchange’s promised orderly closure.

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Triple-A confirms treasury-wallet breach after losses reach $11.8M

Stablecoin payments firm Triple-A confirmed a breach of its treasury wallets, resulting in the loss of company-owned digital assets, with onchain investigators estimating the losses at about $11.8 million. The Singapore-based company assured that client funds were unaffected, as customer assets are held separately in trust accounts, and that the financial impact will be absorbed through its treasury reserves. Triple-A has restored all services and is working with cybersecurity experts, blockchain forensics firms, and the Singapore Police Force to investigate and recover the stolen assets.

CLARITY hopes fade, BitMEX shuts as lawsuit looms: Hodler’s Digest, July 26

The CLARITY Act is struggling to pass before the August recess, as Senate Majority Leader John Thune doubts it has the votes. A dispute over ethics rules—especially provisions exempting President Trump—has divided lawmakers, with Democrats calling the bill weak and demanding state Attorney Generals enforce it. Despite support from Goldman Sachs, Fidelity, and law enforcement, Polymarket puts its passage odds at just 38%.

BitMEX, a crypto derivatives pioneer, will shut down in September after 11 years, its market share collapsing to 0.08%. The same day, a class action lawsuit accused it of fraudulently liquidating users. Meanwhile, a new S&P Pantera index excludes Bitcoin and XRP, Robinhood explores prediction markets with Crypto.com, and home invasions have become the top crypto wrench attack method, with 20 incidents reported in early 2026.