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LayerZero launched ATLAS, an exchange infrastructure stack on its Zero blockchain. Solana's first governance vote approved faster SOL issuance reductions. Ripple outlined a quantum-risk plan for XRP Ledger. Revolut introduced EURR, a euro-backed stablecoin. Ethena proposed directing 95% of net revenue to ENA buybacks. Cosmos Labs reported a software flaw exploited across six blockchains. Cronos halted after a suspected $75M exploit on Tectonic.

Cronos network halted after a $75M exploit on Tectonic, a decentralized lending protocol. CRO price fell 4.89% to $0.05636. Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek confirmed the exchange was unaffected. Analysts watch support levels at $0.055–$0.053. The exploit follows a -5% weekly decline for CRO.

Cronos Network paused operations after an exploit targeted its Tectonic lending protocol. The network and protocol confirmed the incident, advising users to avoid interactions and revoke token approvals. Initial reports suggest a price manipulation attack caused Tectonic's TONIC token to surge 100x in 20 minutes.

The article says Bitcoin’s BIP-110 soft fork failed, getting only 2.5% support and splitting into a minority chain that mined two blocks before stalling. It also reports the CLARITY Act procedural vote was scheduled for September 15. It cites spot Bitcoin ETF inflows of $853.54M and mentions BTC at $64,814 and ETH at $1,908.

Santiment’s Weekly Anomaly Report (July 16-22) highlights crypto “spike-and-fade” setups. CRO saw a one-hour attention surge near July 17, rising about 10% to ~$0.0615 then fading to ~$0.058, amid pending CRO ETF decisions. DOGE had positive sentiment and high memecoin volume but price stayed in ~$0.071-$0.073. BTC and ETH rose on ETF inflows; CLARITY Act vote is pending.