U.S. inflation is the main market-wide risk this week, while policy decisions, security updates, network upgrades and migration deadlines could move several individual tokens.

SEC filings list $18.6 million in HYPE ETF shares across UBS, Bank of Montreal and Jane Street as of June 30. The funds have continued to record net inflows since then.

XRP remains near a key retracement level after failing below $1.70, with a move above $1.4575 needed to show that the recent pullback is losing momentum.

HYPE reached new record near $89.60, extending its advance as Hyperliquid recorded substantial trading activity and the wider crypto market moved higher across major assets.

Zcash gained nearly 13% over 24 hours and briefly crossed $1,200, but leverage, U.S. inflation data and the $1,000 support test could challenge the rally.

Seven of crypto’s 100 largest assets gained more than 8% over 24 hours. Only one of those moves coincided with a clearly disclosed token purchase.

Donald Trump says he does not run $TRUMP. Published documents instead describe separate corporate roles across the website, token allocation, trademark licensing and trading revenue.

Zcash is closing in on $1,000 after a sharp rally, but the scale of futures positioning raises a crucial question: can spot demand sustain the breakout?

XRP gained about 7% after testing $1.32, but the daily chart shows that buyers still need to clear $1.47 before the rebound can become a convincing reversal.

Arbitrum Nova’s 90-day migration period reaches its scheduled end today, but the network is being minimized rather than closed and users can still withdraw funds.

Hyperliquid Strategies expanded its Chardan equity facility from $1 billion to $2.5 billion, increasing its potential HYPE-buying capacity without reporting any completed share sales or token purchases.

XRP attracted fresh ETF demand while sliding toward the base of its August correction, leaving $1.32 to determine whether the broader recovery remains intact for now.