Injective now carries records linked to more than $1 billion of Canadian mortgages, although the loans, their legal ownership and borrower payments remain in traditional systems.
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.
Bitcoin fell below $80,000 and Ethereum slipped under $2,500 after unexpectedly strong US employment data increased the prospect of tighter Federal Reserve policy.
The National Sheriffs’ Association has dropped its CLARITY Act opposition just before senators vote on whether the crypto market-structure bill can enter formal debate in September.
Arbitrum is considering permanent program bans for three grant recipients, turning a dispute over past token distributions into a test of how DAO accountability can work.
An IMF review says El Salvador’s Bitcoin accumulation since June 2025 came from documented private donations, shifting attention from the reserve total to the source of the coins.
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?
OpenReserve has cleared a major regulatory hurdle in the United States, but the significance of the decision goes beyond another crypto company entering banking.
Hyperliquid is testing an optional way for individual perpetual markets to admit approved wallets only, while leaving the protocol’s existing open markets unchanged.
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.
Crypto prices are rising across several large-cap sectors, but the green board alone cannot show whether the market is building a durable recovery or merely bouncing.
Glassnode’s Bitcoin Vector has moved into a Risk-On regime, but wider market data suggest Bitcoin’s recovery has not yet received a full all-clear from every direction.



