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On August 24, according to Yicai Global, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Securities and Futures Commission have entered a critical phase of implementing the regulatory circular issued on May 22. Licensed institutions, such as HSBC Hong Kong, are conducting verification work for dormant investment accounts of mainland investors with zero balances. The verification targets accounts that have had no asset balances as of May 22, 2026, and have not seen any client-initiated transactions in the past 12 months; active accounts with normal trading will not be affected. Some banks have set internal deadlines: accounts that do not submit the relevant declarations by August 20 or suspend investment services will terminate investment services if not completed by September 12. Accounts that fail to complete the reopening process by the deadline will be handled according to regulatory requirements. The core of the account reopening process is the submission of a written declaration of the source of funds, where clients must confirm that all investment-related funds come from legal channels outside of mainland China. It is important to note that this declaration is merely a self-commitment by the client, and banks will not conduct substantive verification of the funds; the client bears legal responsibility for the authenticity of the declaration, while institutions will only retain records for regulatory checks. If an account was opened with suspicious or forged documents, it will be directly closed without the opportunity for reopening. This is an execution of an existing circular and not a new regulatory policy; each bank's execution timeline will be based on institutional notifications.

On August 24, Arthur Hayes stated in a recent video interview with the Altcoin Daily podcast that his new startup project, Flop Network, plans to airdrop 20% of its total supply over the next 10 years. This figure may be adjusted later, and the purpose of announcing it is to gather user feedback. The FLOP token is expected to become one of the top two tokens in the cryptocurrency market.

On August 24, CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. stated that as Bitcoin's price rapidly rebounded, the proportion of short-term holders (STH) in profit surged from 26.1% on August 17 to 74.9%. This indicates that nearly three-quarters of short-term holders, who were previously at a loss, have returned to profitability. Meanwhile, the net profit and loss trading platform flow for short-term holders turned positive, rising to 28,600 BTC on August 24, surpassing the critical level of 25,000 BTC. Data shows that as the average realized gains for short-term holders turned positive, the amount of BTC flowing into trading platforms significantly increased, suggesting that potential selling pressure is rising. If this metric remains above 25,000 BTC while Bitcoin's upward momentum slows, the risk of short-term profit-taking and distribution pressure in the market will further increase. Analysts believe that the rapid recovery of the profit ratio among short-term holders, coupled with the simultaneous increase in inflows to trading platforms, reflects a coexistence of market recovery and potential selling pressure. If the profit supply ratio rises further above 90% while price momentum weakens, the risk of localized market overheating will increase; conversely, if trading platform flow falls back to near zero while profit supply remains above 50%, it is more likely to indicate that the market is entering a relatively healthy consolidation phase.