According to Odaily Planet Daily, Dallas Federal Reserve President Logan stated that if the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) conducts open market operations through a voluntary central clearing mechanism, it will help improve operational efficiency and effectiveness, and enhance the stability of the U.S. financial markets. Logan pointed out that such arrangements could improve the use of Fed tools, such as the Standing Repurchase Agreement (SRA). This tool is designed to provide liquidity to eligible financial institutions, but its current market utilization rate remains low. She also stated that market leverage levels need to be carefully managed, and financial markets need to maintain an appropriate balance between the returns and risks associated with leverage, as well as between leverage and liquidity.

According to Bitcoin News, long-term Bitcoin holders are experiencing losses of $280 million per day after entity adjustments, a 3.5-year high.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that researchers from the Ethereum Foundation's Protocol Security team stated in a blog post on Thursday that they have deployed a suite of AI agents to test software that Ethereum relies on, searching for vulnerabilities in cryptographic systems, protocol code, and smart contracts. The AI agents discovered vulnerabilities including a remotely triggered panic issue in libp2p gossipsub, the peer-to-peer layer used by the Ethereum consensus client. This issue has been fixed and disclosed on GitHub as CVE-2026-34219. Researchers stated that the AI agents are organized into specialized roles such as reconnaissance, searching, gap filling, and verification to find potential attack paths, reproduce faults, and verify their applicability to production code. The Ethereum Foundation stated that AI has not replaced security researchers but has changed the way they work, enabling the team to cover a much wider scope than human review, but requiring researchers to exercise greater caution in judging a large number of seemingly credible conclusions. (Decrypt)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, the Federal Reserve used $5.772 billion in overnight reverse repurchase agreements (RRPs) on Thursday, compared with $3.347 billion in the previous trading session.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, the U.S. Treasury auctioned $22 billion in 30-year Treasury bonds with a winning bid rate of 5.058%, compared to 5.020% on June 11. The bid-to-cover ratio was 2.44, compared to 2.30 previously.