Bitcoin closed at $64,914 on August 8, with stablecoin inflows into Binance and Upbit surging dramatically, indicating a shift of liquidity from US markets to offshore hubs, especially in Asia. US demand has softened, while older Bitcoin holders remain active, suggesting a repositioning of capital ahead of a potential breakout. Analysts project Bitcoin's next cycle peak between $184,200 and $230,200, based on historical cycle returns and current market dynamics. This liquidity shift and cycle projection highlight growing offshore interest and possible upcoming volatility before a confirmed price breakout.
Pump.fun, a Solana memecoin launchpad, will unlock 6.875 billion PUMP tokens on August 12, 2026, split between the development team and early investors. This unlock follows a larger July event releasing 82.5 billion tokens, raising concerns about sel...
AppLovin reported a 53% year-over-year revenue increase in Q2, maintaining over 75% profit margins, highlighting its rare combination of scale, profitability, and growth. The slight slowdown in sequential growth was due to timing of machine-learning ...
Binance is seeing a major shift in stablecoin liquidity from the Tron network to Ethereum-based networks over the past two weeks. USDT reserves on Tron dropped nearly 50%, from $1.4 billion to $709 million, while USDT and USDC inflows into Ethereum s...
Coinsbuy, a crypto payment processor for businesses, suffered a security breach draining over $7.9 million from wallets on Ethereum and TRON networks. The attacker obscured the theft by converting stolen assets into Monero, a privacy coin that hinder...
Canary Capital’s XRP ETF ended June 2026 with $241.2 million in assets, down $81.6 million from December 2025 despite $82.4 million net capital share inflows. The fund’s XRP holdings rose 31.7% to 231.3 million tokens, but the sharp 43.27% drop in XR...
