Here is an overview of the top five news stories in the cryptocurrency world in the past 24 hours: 🔥🔥

Mt. Gox launches a massive Bitcoin repayment plan: More than 47,000 BTC (worth about $2.7 billion) have been transferred from Mt. Gox's cold storage wallet to an undisclosed wallet address, marking the company's first step in repaying its creditors. 🔥

German government's large-scale Bitcoin mobilization: The German government recently transferred more than 3,000 BTC (equivalent to about $172 million) to multiple cryptocurrency exchanges and private wallets, which may bring short-term selling pressure to the market. 🔥

South Korea strengthens cryptocurrency regulation: a new monitoring system is about to go online: South Korea's financial supervisory agency will launch a new tool called the "Continuous Monitoring System" on July 19 to strengthen monitoring and crackdown on suspicious activities in cryptocurrency transactions. 🔥

Authy two-factor authentication service hacked:

Authy, a popular two-factor authentication service provider, unfortunately suffered a cybersecurity incident, resulting in the leakage of phone numbers of about 33 million users, which poses a major security risk to cryptocurrency holders using Authy services. 🔥

Bitcoin miners surrender signal appears, market prices may face callback pressure:

According to the latest data analysis of CryptoQuant, the behavior of miners on the Bitcoin network shows signs of surrender, which indicates that Bitcoin prices may experience further callbacks in the coming period. 🔥

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