HYPE returned to the top of its month-long descending channel on August 4, reaching an intraday high of $56.01 before pulling back to around $54.58.
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Solana is considering two separate changes to how SOL enters and leaves circulation.
Kamino announced a new product called Kamino Institutional Yield, designed to connect capital held on Solana with credit markets outside crypto.
Cardano held onto its late-July recovery on August 3 despite weakness across the broader crypto market.
Strategy raised money from both its Bitcoin reserve and the capital markets during the latest reporting week.
Robinhood has cleared an important UK regulatory hurdle, but customers still cannot buy or sell cryptocurrency through the Robinhood UK app.
A cluster identified as a likely second wave of the Coldcard wallet attack moved 388.9 BTC, while some unconfirmed transactions still left affected users a brief chance to redirect their funds.
Bitcoin defended support near $62,100 on August 1, but the August 2 rebound faded around the 50-day SMA, leaving $63,600 resistance untested.
A Banca d’Italia experiment found that sending USDC between Italy and five other countries cost anywhere from 0.30% to 8.96%, depending largely on how users entered and exited the crypto market.
FTX’s fifth creditor distribution began reaching accounts on July 31, although early reports showed that payments were not appearing for everyone at the same time.
Bitcoin opened August below a key support band, while Santiment recorded its most bearish Bitcoin commentary ratio since modern tracking began.
HYPE slipped below $52.5 on August 1, keeping price inside its descending channel even after Hyperliquid moved permissionless HIP-4 deployments to testnet.