📊 RWA holder count crosses 1.3M. Looking at the data, the pace of new RWA holders accelerated after the 1M mark on July 9. Every prior 100K milestone took at least 15 days, with some taking months. 1M → 1.1M: 7 days 1.1M → 1.2M: 2 days 1.2M → 1.3M: 5 days

📊 Total RWA holder count hit 1.2M on July 19, but the rate of growth has accelerated over the past month. Earlier this year, each 100K increment took about two to three months. Since crossing 800K in May, the next 100K took 21 days, and the one after that took 30 days. But with the rise of tokenized stocks, the number of RWA holders accelerated. 1M to 1.1M took 7 days, and 1.1M to 1.2M took just 2 days.

The Mariners’ lead is down to 5-4 with one out here in the 8th inning, as Eduard Bazardo just gave up a massive solo homer to Ezequiel Duran. A middle-in sweeper in a 1-2 count that he yanked 420 feet and into the left-field bleachers.

How do you count 1.4 billion people? Or is it 1.3 billion? 1.5 billion? For the first time in a decade and a half, India is conducting a census. The population count, delayed by more than five years due to Covid-19 and various bureaucratic obstacles, requires agents to fan out across the vast country. Read the Businessweek story here: 📷️: Sanchit Khanna/Hindustan Times/Zuma Press

🚨🇮🇱 Netanyahu’s Likud LEADS as Israel counts over 1.2 MILLION votes Early figures attributed to Israel’s Central Elections Committee put Likud at 23.4%, followed by Eisenkot’s Yashar at 15.7%. Bennett and Lapid’s alliance trails at 8.5%, while Ben-Gvir’s Otzma stands at 6.3% and Smotrich’s party at 5.8%. The count is still changing, with final results expected by Nov. 4. But exit polls suggest neither major bloc has secured the 61 seats needed to govern. Netanyahu may be winning votes, but can he win enough allies? Source: Times of Israel, 124news, Israel National News / Writer: Marie