Bitcoin has spent more than two months largely between $58,000 and $67,000, trading around $64,000 at the time of writing. The price has been relatively quiet, but the distribution of coins between large and small holders has started to shift.
Ethereum's latest roadmap comparison shows more than a reshuffling of upgrades. Some of the assumptions that shaped the network's development only three years ago are now being reconsidered.
Chainlink has traded in a narrow range since late July, leaving LINK squeezed between two technical clusters on the daily chart.
Michael Saylor's Strategy has sold another 1,690 Bitcoin, extending a recent break from the company's long-standing pattern of almost exclusively accumulating BTC.
A small group of altcoins has separated from the broader crypto market, with Jito, Worldcoin and Pump.fun all posting double-digit gains over the past 24 hours.
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority is working with banks and other market participants on standards for tokenized gold as London looks to modernize a bullion market facing growing competition from Asia.
Grayscale is pulling back from three proposed altcoin ETFs as old 19b-4 deadlines give way to a different SEC listing framework.
Crypto markets enter the week of August 10 with inflation and energy prices capable of changing the outlook for U.S. monetary policy within days.
Grayscale says the crypto industry can keep growing even if Congress fails to pass the CLARITY Act. The risk is less about disrupting established networks than about the United States losing ground in the next stage of regulated crypto development.
Zcash was trading near $525 at the time of writing after pushing through the resistance that stalled its previous rebound.
Europe's crypto rulebook is barely through its final transition window, and Brussels is already asking which parts need to change.
Canton Coin has rebounded more than 15% in two sessions after falling to $0.087, but the move has yet to repair the broader downtrend.


