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The "Big Short" Michael Burry shorted Oracle at $144.63.

Michael Burry, the real-life inspiration behind *The Big Short*, disclosed his latest holdings: he shorted Oracle at $144.63 and Nebius at $211.77.

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Trade.xyz has once again used its perpetual contract fee revenue to acquire HYPE, transferring $3.25 million to start purchasing around 59,000 HYPE tokens.

According to MLM monitoring, Trade.xyz’s fee-receiving wallet has transferred $3.25 million from its perpetual contract fee wallet to its spot account, and has begun purchasing approximately 59,000 HYPE tokens worth around $3 million via a TWAP strategy. Earlier, on August 5, Trade.xyz transferred 250,000 USDC from its perpetual contract fee wallet to its spot account, using roughly $110,000 of that sum to buy 2,000 HYPE tokens, which were subsequently used to acquire a HIP-3 Ticker. This marks the first time Trade.xyz has used perpetual contract fee revenue to purchase HYPE; prior to this, all HYPE used for buying new HIP-3 Tickers was funded by spot fee revenue.

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OpenAI: Free users will receive unlimited text chat capabilities, and the company will update its GPT-5.6 Sol model.

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Amid Shiba Inu's price rebound, high win-rate buyers have stepped in, with a whale boasting a perfect 5-0 trading record opening a long position worth $4.78 million.

According to TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight) monitoring, the whale address 0x9bb — which profited from all 5 prior storage trades and twice transferred approximately $7.537 million back to its spot account — deposited 2.393 million USDC into Hyperliquid last night. Less than a minute after the funds arrived, the address began going long on SNDK, purchasing a total of 3,800.84 contracts within 4 minutes for a transaction value of around $4.783 million, with an average entry price of $1,258.5. As of press time, the whale holds a $4.853 million long position in SNDK with 2x isolated margin, the only position in its account. SNDK is currently trading at $1,276.8, with the position showing an unrealized profit of roughly $69,600, a return of ~2.9%, a liquidation price of $662.1, and no open orders set. Last night, SNDK hit a low of $1,168.3 before rebounding to $1,276.8, a ~9.3% rise from the low, but still down ~10.5% from the previous day’s benchmark price. The whale did not enter at the lowest point, but re-opened its position after the rebound had already started. Since starting trading in late July, this address has only traded storage assets, with all 5 completed directional trades turning profitable: - SNDK long: ~$1.374 million profit; - SKHX long: ~$785,000 profit; - SNDK short: ~$662,000 profit; - MU short: ~$309,000 profit; - SKHY short: ~$184,000 profit. SNDK’s 24-hour trading volume is approximately $936 million, open interest stands at ~$161 million, and its hourly funding rate is about +0.000625%.

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MetaMask officially launches Agent Wallet, supporting AI agents to autonomously execute on-chain transactions.

MetaMask has officially launched Agent Wallet, a self-custody AI agent wallet for traders and developers. Users can connect to agent frameworks including Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw, allowing agents to execute on-chain operations within preset rules. Agent Wallet supports Hyperliquid, as well as EVM-compatible chains such as Robinhood Chain and Monad. Agents can also perform ERC-7821 batch swaps and one-off transactions, eliminating the need to hold native on-chain tokens for gas fees, with MetaMask settling network costs from transferred assets. Before executing supported EVM transactions, MetaMask provides transaction simulation, threat scanning, and MEV protection. Eligible transactions that incur losses despite passing security checks are covered by up to $10,000 in monthly transaction protection. MetaMask stated that Agent Wallet’s core is to enable AI agents to execute transactions within permission boundaries set by users, rather than granting them unrestricted wallet access.

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According to TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight) monitoring, the whale address 0x9bb — which profited from all 5 prior storage trades and twice transferred approximately $7.537 million back to its spot account — deposited 2.393 million USDC into Hyperliquid last night. Less than a minute after the funds arrived, the address began going long on SNDK, purchasing a total of 3,800.84 contracts within 4 minutes for a transaction value of around $4.783 million, with an average entry price of $1,258.5. As of press time, the whale holds a $4.853 million long position in SNDK with 2x isolated margin, the only position in its account. SNDK is currently trading at $1,276.8, with the position showing an unrealized profit of roughly $69,600, a return of ~2.9%, a liquidation price of $662.1, and no open orders set. Last night, SNDK hit a low of $1,168.3 before rebounding to $1,276.8, a ~9.3% rise from the low, but still down ~10.5% from the previous day’s benchmark price. The whale did not enter at the lowest point, but re-opened its position after the rebound had already started. Since starting trading in late July, this address has only traded storage assets, with all 5 completed directional trades turning profitable: - SNDK long: ~$1.374 million profit; - SKHX long: ~$785,000 profit; - SNDK short: ~$662,000 profit; - MU short: ~$309,000 profit; - SKHY short: ~$184,000 profit. SNDK’s 24-hour trading volume is approximately $936 million, open interest stands at ~$161 million, and its hourly funding rate is about +0.000625%.

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Sources:
Bank Policy Institute: BPI and The Clearing House Comment on FDIC's BSA and Sanctions Proposal for Stablecoin Issuers
Decrypt: Paradigm, Hyperliquid Policy Center Push Back on GENIUS Act Stablecoin AML Rule
FinanceFeeds: Hyperliquid Policy Center and Paradigm Push Treasury on AML Rule

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5 August 2026 | 14:18 Hyperliquid processed more volume and attracted more traders in Q2, but lower-fee markets took a larger share of activity, leaving protocol and holder revenue below the previous quarter.

Key Takeaways HYPE now faces stacked resistance near $57-$58. HIP-3 captured 32.2% of matched quarterly volume. June delivered Hyperliquid’s strongest revenue since November. Assistance Fund holdings reached 45.56 million HYPE. Team claimed only 4.3% of quarterly entitlement. Outcome markets generated volume but almost no fees. HYPE Tests a Stacked Resistance Zone When the chart was captured on August 5, HYPE traded near $57, up approximately 3.9% during the session. The rebound brought the price into two technical barriers at once: the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement and the 100-day simple moving average near $58.

The overlap makes the $57–$58 area a decision point rather than a confirmed breakout. Both levels previously acted as barriers, increasing the risk that buyers lose momentum before establishing support above them.

HYPE rebounded into the $57–$58 resistance zone, where the 0.5 Fibonacci retracement and 100-day SMA converge. Chart: TradingView, August 5, 2026. A daily close above the zone followed by a successful retest would improve the structure. The next major resistance sits around $62–$63, where the 50-day SMA was positioned near $62.5. Above that, the broader resistance area near $65 would return to focus.

Until the breakout is confirmed, a rejection remains possible. The first important support sits around $52, where buyers stopped the latest decline. Losing that area would expose the lower support near $47.

The daily RSI had recovered to approximately 47.5, showing improved momentum during the rebound but no decisive move into bullish territory above 50.

The technical setup now sits against a mixed fundamental backdrop. Hyperliquid entered Q3 with stronger trading activity, but lower quarterly revenue and a growing reliance on lower-fee markets.

The Hyperliquid 2Q2026 Quarterly Report is not a conventional company-issued financial statement. HRC, GLC Research and Four Pillars reconstructed the figures from public ledger records, independent data providers and protocol disclosures.

The report shows a clear gap between activity and monetisation. Protocol revenue declined 6.6% to $169.37 million and the report’s holder revenue measure fell 4.7% to $142.88 million, even as overall protocol TVL increased 16.8% to $5.72 billion.

More Trading Activity Produced Less Revenue Traders paid $197.67 million in gross fees during Q2, down 5.9% from $210.04 million in the previous quarter. Of that total, approximately $28.31 million accrued to builders, deployers and other ecosystem participants rather than becoming protocol revenue.

Several operating indicators still moved higher:

Matched volume rose 2.7% to $662.4 billion. Average open interest increased 25.4% to $8.68 billion. Quarter-end open interest climbed 28.6% to $9.31 billion. Average daily perpetual traders increased 19.8% to 54,294. Spot volume improved 5.3% to $16.2 billion. Revenue fell because more activity shifted from Hyperliquid’s higher-fee native perpetual markets into lower-priced builder-deployed markets.

The quarter also ended more strongly than it began. Protocol revenue fell to $46.19 million in April, recovered to $53.14 million in May and reached $70.03 million in June, its strongest monthly result since November 2025.

Hyperliquid monthly protocol and holder revenue chart. HIP-3 Became Hyperliquid’s Main Growth Engine Native perpetual volume declined for a third consecutive quarter, falling 12.7% to $432.9 billion. Growth instead came from HIP-3 builder-deployed perpetual markets.

HIP-3 volume increased 59.6% to $213.3 billion and represented 32.2% of all matched volume, up from 20.7% in Q1. HIP-3 open interest ended the quarter at $3.09 billion, a further 47.2% increase.

Under HIP-3, independent builders can deploy perpetual markets on Hyperliquid’s infrastructure rather than waiting for the protocol’s main listing process. Deployers choose important market parameters, provide their own front ends and can receive a share of the fees generated by their markets.

This expands the range of markets available on Hyperliquid, but HIP-3 volume generates less protocol revenue than activity on the native perpetual venue. Hyperliquid’s Growth Mode fee structure reduces protocol fees, rebates, volume contributions and certain rate-limit contributions by 90% for eligible markets, helping them attract traders without immediately replacing the revenue lost from declining native activity.

One Deployer Captured Almost All HIP-3 Volume The listing layer also became more concentrated. Trade[XYZ] accounted for approximately 81% of HIP-3 volume in February and 93% in April. By July, after the quarter ended, its share had approached 100% as other deployers wound down or migrated their markets.

Shared liquidity means that fewer deployers do not necessarily translate into less underlying market liquidity, as multiple interfaces can route users into the same order book. The concentration still matters at the deployment layer: Trade[XYZ] may benefit from stronger liquidity and easier market discovery, but users now have fewer meaningful alternatives.

Buybacks Continued, but the HYPE Price Changed the Math The Assistance Fund purchased 2.77 million HYPE for $140.66 million during Q2, giving the quarter an average execution price of approximately $50.80.

The dollar amount was only moderately below the $147.72 million deployed in Q1, but the number of tokens purchased fell 43.9% from 4.94 million HYPE because the token traded at substantially higher prices. The fund remained a source of market demand, although each dollar acquired fewer tokens.

Assistance Fund holdings ended the quarter at 45.56 million HYPE, an increase of 6.4% from Q1 and 78.6% from the same period a year earlier. The report found no discretionary sales during the quarter.

Low Team Claims Reduced Immediate Supply Pressure Approximately 29.8 million HYPE became available to the team under its scheduled Q2 entitlement, but only 1.289 million tokens were claimed. That represents a 4.3% claim rate, down from 5.1% in Q1 and the third consecutive quarterly decline.

Monthly team token claims versus entitlement chart. At the report’s calculated average prices, the team claimed around $69 million from an entitlement valued at approximately $1.53 billion. Another 64.9 million vested but unclaimed tokens remained outstanding, worth roughly $4.3 billion at HYPE’s quarter-end price.

The low claim rate limited the quantity becoming immediately available for transfer or sale, but the tokens have not disappeared from supply. They remain claimable, and the monthly entitlement of approximately 9.92 million HYPE continues. A change in team behaviour could alter supply expectations quickly.

New Products Expanded Reach but Added Little Revenue HIP-4 Volume Was Concentrated Around the World Cup HIP-4 outcome markets generated $211.3 million of single-sided volume across 59 trading days and attracted 13,046 new traders during the quarter.

Volume doubled from $70.6 million in May to $140.7 million in June, with the strongest day reaching $12.1 million on June 27. Average daily traders also increased from 1,343 in May to 1,506 in June.

Most of that growth came from one event. World Cup markets accounted for 83.8% of tracked market-group volume, while recurring bitcoin markets declined from millions of dollars during their launch week to roughly $100,000 per day by mid-July.

Total HIP-4 fees remained below $3,000 for the quarter. The product attracted traders around major events, but demand across ordinary market cycles remains unproven.

The USDC Migration Opens a New Revenue Question Hyperliquid also completed its transition away from USDH toward USDC as the main quote asset. The process took approximately 11 weeks from announcement to substantial completion and involved more than $90 million of USDH supply.

According to the report, the migration was completed without a depeg, a stuck bridge or a public dispute. The Hyper Foundation allocated approximately $10 million in grants to affected deployers and HyperEVM applications, with support based partly on auction costs and affected TVL.

Consolidating markets around USDC reduces liquidity fragmentation and could create a new source of reserve-based income through Aligned Quote Asset version 2, or AQAv2. The report estimates potential annual revenue of $135 million to $200 million, but treats that range as unconfirmed.

The estimate depends on the eligible reserve base, interest rates, Coinbase and Circle arrangements and the final share allocated to Hyperliquid. The first reserve-yield payment expected on October 3 would provide the first direct evidence of whether the projected economics are realistic.

HyperEVM Stablecoin Growth Outpaced DeFi Activity Stablecoins held on HyperEVM increased 313% during the quarter, rising from $1.35 billion to $5.58 billion. HyperEVM TVL moved in the opposite direction, falling 14.8% to $1.44 billion.

The two figures are not directly contradictory: stablecoin balances measure assets held on the network, while TVL tracks capital deployed across applications. Their divergence shows that bringing more dollar-denominated assets onto HyperEVM did not produce equal growth in lending, liquidity pools and other protocols.

Lending-category TVL ended the quarter at $744 million, down 11.7% from Q1 and 38% below its Q3 2025 peak. HyperLend became the largest venue with $407 million in TVL and $252 million in active loans, overtaking Morpho after Morpho’s deposits fell to approximately $248 million.

Four Tests for Hyperliquid’s Next Quarter Native perpetual volume: Whether activity stabilises before the platform becomes more dependent on lower-fee HIP-3 markets. AQAv2 revenue: Whether the first reserve-yield payment supports the report’s projected economics. HIP-4 retention: Whether outcome-market activity continues outside major global events. Team claims: Whether the low claim rate continues as more vested HYPE becomes available. Methodology: This article is based primarily on the Hyperliquid 2Q2026 Quarterly Report prepared by HRC, GLC Research and Four Pillars. The report reconstructs Hyperliquid’s activity, revenue, token and ecosystem figures using public ledger records, independent data providers and protocol disclosures rather than company-issued financial statements. The HYPE price analysis uses the daily chart captured on August 5, 2026, including price action, Fibonacci retracement levels, simple moving averages, support and resistance zones, and the Relative Strength Index. Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, legal, tax or trading advice. HYPE and other crypto assets are volatile and may lose some or all of their value. Technical levels are not guarantees, and market conditions may change after publication. Readers should verify the underlying data, conduct their own research and assess whether any investment or trading decision is appropriate for their circumstances. Author

Kosta has reported on cryptocurrency markets and blockchain infrastructure since 2020, bringing over six years of hands-on experience in the crypto industry built through daily tracking of markets, trends, and emerging blockchain developments. Specializing in Bitcoin on-chain analysis, institutional ETF flows, and digital asset price action, his work at Coindoo has been cited by other news agencies and consistently covers market developments with a focus on data-driven reporting across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP. Over the years, Kosta has contributed to multiple crypto media outlets in different regions, authoring over 6,000 articles across the sector. His reporting spans cryptocurrency markets and the broader fintech industry, tracking not only price action but also the technological and regulatory forces shaping the ecosystem. To support his analysis, Kosta actively leverages on-chain data and metrics from leading platforms such as Santiment, Glassnode, and CryptoQuant, enabling deeper, evidence-based market insights. He believes in the power of transparency and the data that underpins the blockchain ecosystem. His academic background in Marketing Management from Denmark further complements his analytical approach, adding a strong understanding of communication strategy and content positioning to his work.

A fresh supply has entered the Hyperliquid [HYPE] market and challenges the protocol’s ability to absorb additional liquidity.

Recently, Hyperion unstaked a total of 519,480 HYPE worth about $28.56 million and increased the float of the token while trading at about 28% below peak levels.

Despite this, newly liquid tokens have not attracted significant inflows to exchanges. This suggests distribution has not yet materialized. That distinction matters because the Assistance Fund continues generating structural demand.

Source: X Since November 2024, 99% of fees have funded buybacks, retiring 462 million HYPE worth $1.27 billion. Monthly purchases have eased from $111 million to $37.1 million recently, but they still offset part of the growing supply.

The market now hinges on whether those unstaked tokens remain in self-custody or begin feeding exchange liquidity.

AQAv2 broadens HYPE’s demand base The market now faces a broader question than whether unstaked HYPE reaches exchanges. It is whether Hyperliquid can generate enough new demand to absorb any additional liquid supply.

That becomes more pressing as AQAv2 is gearing up to direct roughly 90% of reserve yield from USD Coin [USDC] balances into the Assistance Fund.

Source: Hyperliquid guide Unlike the current buyback model, which relies mainly on trading fees, upgrades introduce another recurring revenue stream.

Meanwhile, permissionless prediction markets require participants to stake HYPE before launching markets and add another source of locked supply and fees as well. Together, these upgrades broaden demand beyond trading activity and strengthen utility economically for HYPE.

Token economics reinforce HYPE demand Ultimately whether Hyperliquid upgrades going forward can offset the recent increase in supply will depend on the protocol’s ability to generate value consistently. That process is already evident through its token economics.

Fees continue mostly flowing into buybacks of HYPE tokens, and cumulative burns are roughly 46 million tokens, or about 4.6% of the maximum supply.

Daily repurchases recently range from $1.1 million to $1.7 million. Furthermore, annualized protocol revenue is roughly between $600 million and $950 million, according to DeFiLlama data.

Rather than relying on isolated events, demand grows alongside trading activity. That becomes more important after unstaking from Hyperion because stronger revenue from the protocol can absorb part of extra float that comes in.

All this together, the balance now depends less on temporary supply changes and more on whether ecosystem activity continues expanding.

Final Summary Hyperliquid faces fresh supply pressure, but buybacks and token burns continue supporting long-term demand. HYPE expands its demand base through AQAv2 and new utility, reinforcing its long-term value proposition.

Unitree Robotics' online IPO new share subscription has an allotment rate of only 0.03%; holding over 16 million yuan in relevant positions is roughly required to secure one lot.

Estimated in line with Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) STAR Market conventions, the online subscription winning rate for Unitree Technology’s August 10 initial public offering (IPO) is likely around 0.03%, roughly one-tenth of the rate for previously hot stock Changxin Technology, which had a 0.47% winning rate. Of the approximately 40.4464 million shares planned for public offering, only about 6.47 million will be allocated to the initial online subscription tranche. Per the rule that one subscription lot is assigned for every RMB 5,000 in SSE market value, investors holding over RMB 16 million in SSE positions would roughly need that amount to secure one winning lot. Unitree founder Wang Xingxing holds a 31.29% stake. External shareholders include Meituan-affiliated entities (9.65%), Sequoia China (7.11%), Matrix Partners China (5.45%), Xiaomi-backed Shunwei Capital (4.425%), CITIC Securities (4.49%), Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance, which hold stakes of 0.673%, 0.596%, and 0.596% respectively. Beijing Robot Industry Development Investment Fund holds 3.83%, Shenzhen Venture Capital-related entities hold around 2.55%, and China Internet Investment Fund holds 2.11%. Unitree posted 1.699 billion yuan in revenue and 591 million yuan in non-recurring net profit for 2025.

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Unitree Robotics' estimated profit per successful IPO subscription is nearly 200,000 yuan, with IPO subscription opening on August 10.

On Trade.xyz, Unitree’s pre-IPO perpetual contract is quoted at $68.2, equivalent to approximately 460 yuan. This translates to a post-listing market cap of around $27.9 billion, or roughly 190.6 billion yuan. Based on the IPO prospectus, the target offering valuation is about 42 billion yuan, which is expected to deliver a 4.5x return for new investors after the stock opens for trading. Unitree plans to issue approximately 40.45 million shares for its Shanghai Stock Exchange STAR Market IPO, accounting for 10% of the total share capital post-issuance. The IPO prospectus sets a target offering valuation of 42 billion yuan; the 40.45 million shares correspond to an offering market cap of 4.2 billion yuan, with an estimated share price of around 104 yuan (the final price will be determined via bookbuilding and may be adjusted). Each lot consists of 500 shares, with an estimated subscription payment of about 52,000 yuan per successful lot. Calculated based on Trade.xyz’s pricing, the opening would yield a 4.5x return, meaning each 500-share lot is worth 234,000 yuan, translating to a profit of approximately 182,000 yuan after deducting subscription payments.

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MicroStrategy officially announced its ambition: aiming to become the world's most valuable company, with Michael Saylor urging "Think ₿igger"

Strategy has released a video titled "Strategy's Ambition is to be the World's Largest Company In terms of market cap", stating its goal to become the world's largest company by market cap by holding the most capital (BTC), issuing the strongest credit (STRC), and creating the best equity (MSTR). Founder Michael Saylor remarked, "Think ?igger." Strategy plans to issue STRC to support its digital credit business, which will help generate higher-quality MSTR equity. This equity, in turn, will enhance the company’s ability to accumulate more BTC, forming a triple flywheel that continuously increases the number of BTC per share. Its core targets include achieving a 30% BTC annualized rate of return (ARR), selling digital credit equivalent to 10-20% of its BTC reserves annually, and doubling its Bitcoin Per Share (BPS) metric within 7 years through its digital credit operations.

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Strategy has expressed its ambition to become the world's largest company by market capitalization.

Strategy has released a video titled "Strategy's Ambition is to be the World's Largest Company In Terms of Market Cap", outlining its goal to become the world’s largest firm by market capitalization through three core pillars: holding the most capital (Bitcoin, BTC), issuing the strongest credit instrument (STRC), and creating the best equity (MSTR). Founder Michael Saylor emphasized: "Think ?igger." The company plans to issue STRC to back its digital credit business, which will help generate stronger MSTR equity—enhancing Strategy’s ability to accumulate more BTC and ultimately drive a continuous increase in the number of bitcoins per share.

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Coinbase Releases Q2 Solana Validator Performance Report: Its APY outperformed the overall network by 14 basis points, and its block skip rate was only one-quarter of the network average.

Coinbase released its Q2 2026 Solana Validator Performance Report, disclosing key metrics for its Solana staking operations. As of the end of Q2, Coinbase staked a total of 41.63 million SOL across 23 validators in 7 countries, accounting for 9.72% of the network’s total staked SOL. In terms of yield performance, Coinbase’s validators posted an annualized yield of 6.52%, outperforming the network average of 6.38% by roughly 14 basis points. Its reliability metrics were even more impressive: the block skip rate stood at just 0.035%, approximately a quarter of the network average of 0.136%, meaning it missed around 75% fewer blocks than the average validator. Coinbase attributed this strong performance to its use of only Solana Foundation-audited client software and its avoidance of aggressive MEV timing strategies that harm end users. On the infrastructure and security front, Coinbase disclosed several technical details: its client strategy covers four options—Harmonic, Jito, JitoBAM, and Firedancer—all 100% audited by the Solana Foundation; for security, it has deployed a dual-signature protection mechanism and near-zero downtime deployment protocols. Looking ahead, the entire validator cluster has been integrated into the DoubleZero network, with a session uptime of approximately 99.9%, and is prepared for the Alpenglow mainnet upgrade in the second half of the year.

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Coinbase will suspend trading of six trading pairs, including LSETH-ETH and MINA-EUR.

Coinbase has announced it will suspend trading for six non-U.S. dollar trading pairs on August 6. The affected pairs are LSETH-ETH, MINA-EUR, GRT-GBP, MASK-GBP, CHZ-USDT, and CRO-USDT. The platform stated that the suspension only impacts these non-USD denominated trading pairs, adding that eligible Coinbase Advanced Trade users in supported regions can still trade these assets via USD order books.

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Hyperliquid closed the second quarter of 2026 with one of the strongest performances in the digital asset industry, according to its recent report.  

Its native HYPE token surged 79.2% to a new all-time high despite a broad downturn across the crypto market.

According to the protocol's newly released Q2 report, HYPE reached a record price of $76.90 on June 16. In the meantime, Bitcoin declined 14.1% during the same period. 

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Hyperliquid described the divergence as its second straight quarter of significant outperformance, arguing that the market is beginning to value HYPE as a cash-generating protocol rather than simply another high-beta crypto asset.

The report states that HYPE gained 93% relative performance over Bitcoin in Q2.

Recovering revenue April marked the weakest month under its current fee structure before activity rebounded sharply. By June, monthly revenue had climbed 52% above April's trough, putting the protocol on an annualized revenue run rate of approximately $840 million.

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The recovery was largely driven by higher trading volumes. Hyperliquid also revealed that cumulative holder revenue surpassed $1 billion by the end of the quarter.  

Overhauled stablecoin infrastructureOn May 14, the protocol retired USDH and selected Coinbase-developed USDC as its primary quote asset. The transition was completed after validators approved governance proposal QAQv2 on June 12, with 69.1% of staked HYPE voting in favor.

The report estimates that adopting USDC could generate approximately $135 million to $200 million in annualized holder yield under prevailing interest rates. Accrued interest from platform USDC will flow into the Assistant Fund every 30 days.

US spot ETFs Hyperliquid also took note of the successful launch of the first three U.S. spot HYPE ETFs within an eight-week period. These included 21Shares THYP on May 12, Bitwise BHYP on May 15, and Grayscale HYPG on June 3.

Together, the ETFs accumulated $309 million in net inflows by the end of the quarter.

The report also noted that Hyperliquid Strategies generated $152.5 million in fiscal-quarter net income and increased its treasury holdings to 29.3 million HYPE.

Someone just made a very large, very confident bet that Bitcoin is going down. A new wallet deposited 2.44 million USDC onto Hyperliquid and opened a short position on 1,600 BTC at 40x leverage, according to data from hypurrscan.io.

To put the size in perspective: at 40x leverage, a roughly 2.5% move against this trader’s position would wipe out the entire margin. Depositing $2.44M at 40x means the trader is controlling a position sized at roughly $97.6M in notional Bitcoin exposure.

What 40x leverage actually means Hyperliquid supports 40x leverage on Bitcoin perpetual futures, and the platform is built on its own Layer-1 blockchain. That architecture is what allows it to run a fully onchain order book while keeping gas fees near zero.

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The wallet in question appears to have been newly funded specifically for this trade, consistent with how many large Hyperliquid positions are structured. No identity, entry price, or liquidation threshold has been disclosed beyond the raw transaction data.

Hyperliquid’s growing reputation for whale-sized bets Since 2025, Hyperliquid has developed a reputation as the venue of choice for traders who want to make large, leveraged directional bets entirely onchain. High-leverage Bitcoin shorts and longs, frequently at the 40x ceiling, have become a regular feature of the platform’s activity feed.

The platform launched its HYPE governance and staking token via airdrop in 2024, which drew significant attention to its ecosystem.

Liquidation hunting is a real phenomenon in leveraged crypto markets. Large known positions attract attention because their liquidation prices create predictable price targets. If the market knows a massive short gets liquidated at a specific Bitcoin price above entry, some participants will push toward that level.

What this trade signals for the broader market If Bitcoin rallies and multiple large shorts get liquidated in sequence, the resulting buy pressure from forced covering can accelerate the upside move significantly. The same dynamic works in reverse for large longs.

Not long ago, a trade of this size and complexity would have required a centralized exchange with a compliance department and a KYC form. Now it happens in a single wallet transaction, visible to anyone with a block explorer.

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Hong Kong stocks closed sharply higher across the board, with MINIMAX surging roughly 10%.

Hong Kong stocks closed, with the Hang Seng Index rising 0.24% and the Tech Index up 0.97%. Gold and semiconductor stocks stood out. MINIMAX-W (00100.HK) rose around 10%, Luoyang Molybdenum (03993.HK) gained about 9%, and Hua Hong Hongli (01347.HK) increased roughly 5%.

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Reality and The Network Firm have upgraded their partnership, with plans to deliver daily audit reports on U.S. stock tokens.

According to official announcements, Reality, Bitget’s licensed real-world asset (RWA) issuance platform, has announced a deepened partnership with U.S. audit firm The Network Firm. Under the upgraded collaboration, The Network Firm will deliver daily Proof of Reserves (PoR) audit reports for U.S. stock rTokens issued by Reality, adhering to attestation standards set by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). The audits are designed to confirm that every issued rToken matches the corresponding stock or ETF asset held in the custody account. The underlying stocks and ETFs remain custodied by Alpaca Securities LLC, a U.S. broker-dealer registered with FINRA and protected by SIPC, establishing a transparent, tripartite independent framework for issuance, verification, and custody. Reality’s U.S. stock rTokens now support 634 tokenized stocks and ETFs, and are deeply integrated into the Bitget ecosystem, usable in core scenarios including unified account margin, staking, and lending. Prior data indicates that the assets under management (AUM) of Bitget’s stock rTokens surpassed $100 million within one month of launch.

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Iran: No agreement on the Strait of Hormuz can be reached if the US continues its interference.

According to announcements from Iranian authorities and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on August 5, a source revealed that the primary reason Iran and Oman have failed to reach an agreement on the Strait of Hormuz is US intervention and threats from US President Donald Trump. It is understood that as long as the US continues to interfere and issue military threats against Iran, the relevant agreement will not be reached.

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Predict.fun has launched a prediction market for the Shanghai Composite Index’s ups and downs, with the probability of a closing gain currently standing at 50%.

Data from prediction market platform Predict.fun shows that Predict has launched a prediction market for the question: "Will the SSE Composite Index rise or fall on August 6, 2026?" As of press time, the market assigns a 50% probability to the SSE Composite Index closing higher. Notably, expectations between bullish and bearish participants are nearly balanced, indicating that there remains substantial market divergence.

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Analysis: Over 60% of the top 100 tokens by market cap have become "dead" within five years, and the mortality rate is projected to reach 84.7% in 10 years.

CryptoRank released a report analyzing 1,539 tokens that once ranked in the top 100 of the cryptocurrency market by capitalization, finding that 71.9% of them have been classified as "operationally dead". The study defines a "dead" token as one that has been delisted from major trading platforms and recorded daily trading volumes below $10,000 for over 90 consecutive days. Data indicates that roughly 62% of top 100 tokens become inactive within five years, with their mortality rate projected to hit 84.7% after a decade, while the median lifespan of such tokens is just 2 years and 4 months.

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With few indications that a significant reversal is taking place, Dogecoin is still struggling within a well-established downtrend. Following months of price declines, DOGE is currently trading close to $0.070, staying below all of the daily chart's major moving averages. Although the asset has stabilized since its June sell-off, this has not resulted in a resurgence of bullish momentum on its own. 

Multiple resistance layersThe technical framework is still inadequate. There are several layers of resistance between $0.075 and $0.085 as the 50-day and 100-day EMAs continue to slope downward, while the 26-day EMA is slightly above the current price. 

DOGE/USDT Chart by TradingviewThe distance DOGE would need to recover before the long-term trend could be deemed neutral once more is highlighted by the 200-day EMA, which is still much higher at $0.10. 

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Momentum indicators present a similarly cautious picture. The RSI, which is currently hovering around 44, has somewhat recovered from oversold territory, indicating that selling pressure has lessened but buyers have not yet gained control. Additionally, volume has been declining during the recent consolidation, suggesting that neither side is very convinced. 

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It's important to keep an eye on the $0.07 support zone. While regaining the 50-day EMA would be the first technical indication that bullish momentum is returning, a break below it might expose DOGE to another leg lower. Until then, Dogecoin is still stuck in a general bearish trend with low volatility.

XRP remains trapped As buyers and sellers continue to compete around the $1.08 region, XRP is still trapped in consolidation. Although the asset has managed to avoid another breakdown below the psychologically significant $1 mark, each attempt at recovery has stalled below declining moving averages. 

According to the chart, XRP is currently trading slightly below the 26-day and 50-day EMAs, with the 100-day EMA at $1.20 remaining the next significant barrier. The overall market structure has not yet changed in favor of bulls, as evidenced by the long-term 200-day EMA around $1.39, which is still trending lower. In contrast to earlier weeks, volatility has significantly decreased. 

XRP/USDT Chart by TradingViewThe fact that XRP is shifting within a progressively smaller range indicates that a more significant directional move might be imminent. The RSI is near 46, indicating balanced momentum where neither buyers nor sellers have a distinct advantage. The $1.00 psychological level continues to be the most crucial support. 

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Since June, bulls have defended that zone multiple times, but over time, repeated tests tend to erode support. The likelihood of a move toward the 100-day EMA would significantly rise if XRP were to recover the 50-day EMA and establish closes above $1.10. 

On the other hand, losing $1 would probably increase selling pressure and render the current consolidation phase invalid. The market is currently waiting for a catalyst to identify XRP's next significant trend, so it is still range-bound. 

Hyperliquid's stabilization is questionedAfter one of its biggest corrections of the year, Hyperliquid is trying to stabilize. Before finding support around the 200-day exponential moving average near $50, the asset lost almost 30% in a few weeks after a rally that propelled HYPE above $75. 

The significance of that long-term trend indicator has once again been demonstrated, leading to a recovery that has driven HYPE back toward $56. Although encouraging, the recovery process is still ongoing. HYPE is currently challenging the 50-day EMA at $58 after regaining the 26-day EMA. 

HYPE/USDT Chart by TradingViewThis moving average is the first significant obstacle for bulls because it aligns with a prior support area that became resistance following the July breakdown. Momentum remains mixed. 

Although the Relative Strength Index has moved back from oversold territory, it is still below 50, suggesting that the bearish momentum has subsided without completely giving way to a bullish trend. During the recent rebound, trading volume also significantly decreased, indicating that buyers are returning cautiously rather than aggressively. 

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Whether HYPE can retake the $58-$60 range will determine the technical outlook. In the event of a successful breakout above the 50-day EMA, sellers are likely to resume their activity at the 100-day EMA, which is close to $63. 

However, the likelihood of another retest of the 200-day EMA around $50 would rise if current levels were to fail. HYPE is still in a corrective phase until it starts generating higher highs above its medium-term moving averages, despite the recent rebound.

Bitcoin stuck in the key rangeBitcoin has recovered from its June decline and is still trading in a narrow consolidation range. The asset's price action is compressed between the 26-day and 50-day exponential moving averages, and it is currently trading at approximately $63,800. This indicates that the market has reached equilibrium but has not yet decided on its next course. 

Every attempt at a recovery is still capped by the 50-day EMA at $67,000, while the 100-day and 200-day EMAs are still much higher, supporting the overall bearish trend. Bitcoin hasn't broken below $60,000 yet, but it hasn't gained enough momentum to overcome stronger resistance levels either. 

BTC/USDT Chart by TradingViewThe lack of directional momentum is confirmed by the RSI, which is nearly exactly at 50. Trading volume has continued to decline during the recent sideways movement, and neither buyers nor sellers currently have a clear advantage. 

When volatility returns, such conditions frequently precede a larger breakout. The 50-day EMA is the first significant barrier, while immediate support remains close to $60,000. 

The technical outlook for Bitcoin would be enhanced by a clear move above that level, which might draw attention to the 100-day EMA around $72,000. Until then, the market is waiting for a catalyst that can end the current period of uncertainty, and Bitcoin is still range-bound.

Analysis: Over 60% of the top 100 tokens by market cap have become "dead" within five years, and the mortality rate is projected to reach 84.7% in 10 years.

CryptoRank released a report analyzing 1,539 tokens that once ranked in the top 100 of the cryptocurrency market by capitalization, finding that 71.9% of them have been classified as "operationally dead". The study defines a "dead" token as one that has been delisted from major trading platforms and recorded daily trading volumes below $10,000 for over 90 consecutive days. Data indicates that roughly 62% of top 100 tokens become inactive within five years, with their mortality rate projected to hit 84.7% after a decade, while the median lifespan of such tokens is just 2 years and 4 months.

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Analysis: USDT's market cap decline has reached an historically extreme level, and BTC's rebound is facing liquidity contraction pressure.

CryptoQuant analyst Moreno noted in a post that USDT liquidity is experiencing one of the most severe contraction phases in its history. The 60-day change in USDT’s market capitalization has fallen by approximately $40 billion, approaching its most negative level on record. Meanwhile, the liquidity contraction is accelerating: USDT supply has shrunk by around $870 million over the past 11 days, signaling this is not merely a lagged effect from prior redemptions. Stablecoins serve as the crypto market’s most direct source of available liquidity. Sustained USDT expansion typically coincides with stronger Bitcoin (BTC) price performance, while prolonged contraction phases often align with weak demand, market pullbacks, and declining risk appetite. That said, the correlation between USDT flows and BTC prices does not confirm a direct causal relationship—both may be jointly driven by risk aversion, with redemption pressure and spot sell-offs occurring simultaneously. The current BTC decline is not an isolated event; it is unfolding against the backdrop of shrinking liquidity from one of the crypto market’s primary sources, which also explains why recent market rebounds have failed to sustain. To improve the market environment, we need to see USDT’s 60-day market cap change stabilize, a slowdown in daily supply contraction, and a return to an expansion phase.

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SK Hynix subsidiary Solidigm is preparing for an initial public offering, targeting a valuation of 50 trillion South Korean won.

According to South Korean media reports, Solidigm, a subsidiary of SK Hynix, is preparing for a pre-IPO funding round ahead of a potential Nasdaq listing. The company targets a valuation of 50 trillion won in this round. Headquartered in the U.S., Solidigm was established in 2021 to house Intel’s NAND flash and SSD business, which SK Hynix agreed to acquire for approximately 10 trillion won in 2020.

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Bernstein raises AMD's target price from $600 to $650

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Western Union launches Stablecard, its stablecoin credit card.

Western Union has announced a partnership with Rain to launch Stablecard, a product integrating a digital wallet and a Visa-backed credit card, enabling users to hold, transfer, and spend the USDPT stablecoin. USDPT is issued on the Solana network by Anchorage Digital Bank, pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar and fully backed by reserve assets. Stablecard’s initial rollout covers 37 markets, where users can directly receive Western Union transfers to their USDPT wallets, make purchases at Visa-accepting merchants and ATMs, and add the card to Apple Pay and Google Pay. Western Union plans to expand the service to over 60 markets by the end of this year.

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Polymarket traders bet on SanDisk’s earnings exceeding expectations, and simultaneously opened 10x leveraged long positions in SNDK.

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Analysis: Over 60% of the top 100 tokens by market cap have become "dead" within five years, and the mortality rate is projected to reach 84.7% in 10 years.

CryptoRank released a report analyzing 1,539 tokens that once ranked in the top 100 of the cryptocurrency market by capitalization, finding that 71.9% of them have been classified as "operationally dead". The study defines a "dead" token as one that has been delisted from major trading platforms and recorded daily trading volumes below $10,000 for over 90 consecutive days. Data indicates that roughly 62% of top 100 tokens become inactive within five years, with their mortality rate projected to hit 84.7% after a decade, while the median lifespan of such tokens is just 2 years and 4 months.

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Analysis: USDT's market cap decline has reached an historically extreme level, and BTC's rebound is facing liquidity contraction pressure.

CryptoQuant analyst Moreno noted in a post that USDT liquidity is experiencing one of the most severe contraction phases in its history. The 60-day change in USDT’s market capitalization has fallen by approximately $40 billion, approaching its most negative level on record. Meanwhile, the liquidity contraction is accelerating: USDT supply has shrunk by around $870 million over the past 11 days, signaling this is not merely a lagged effect from prior redemptions. Stablecoins serve as the crypto market’s most direct source of available liquidity. Sustained USDT expansion typically coincides with stronger Bitcoin (BTC) price performance, while prolonged contraction phases often align with weak demand, market pullbacks, and declining risk appetite. That said, the correlation between USDT flows and BTC prices does not confirm a direct causal relationship—both may be jointly driven by risk aversion, with redemption pressure and spot sell-offs occurring simultaneously. The current BTC decline is not an isolated event; it is unfolding against the backdrop of shrinking liquidity from one of the crypto market’s primary sources, which also explains why recent market rebounds have failed to sustain. To improve the market environment, we need to see USDT’s 60-day market cap change stabilize, a slowdown in daily supply contraction, and a return to an expansion phase.

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SK Hynix subsidiary Solidigm is preparing for an initial public offering, targeting a valuation of 50 trillion South Korean won.

According to South Korean media reports, Solidigm, a subsidiary of SK Hynix, is preparing for a pre-IPO funding round ahead of a potential Nasdaq listing. The company targets a valuation of 50 trillion won in this round. Headquartered in the U.S., Solidigm was established in 2021 to house Intel’s NAND flash and SSD business, which SK Hynix agreed to acquire for approximately 10 trillion won in 2020.

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Bernstein raises AMD's target price from $600 to $650

Bernstein raises AMD (AMD.O) price target from $600 to $650. (Jinshi)

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Western Union launches Stablecard, its stablecoin credit card.

Western Union has announced a partnership with Rain to launch Stablecard, a product integrating a digital wallet and a Visa-backed credit card, enabling users to hold, transfer, and spend the USDPT stablecoin. USDPT is issued on the Solana network by Anchorage Digital Bank, pegged 1:1 to the U.S. dollar and fully backed by reserve assets. Stablecard’s initial rollout covers 37 markets, where users can directly receive Western Union transfers to their USDPT wallets, make purchases at Visa-accepting merchants and ATMs, and add the card to Apple Pay and Google Pay. Western Union plans to expand the service to over 60 markets by the end of this year.

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Polymarket traders bet on SanDisk’s earnings exceeding expectations, and simultaneously opened 10x leveraged long positions in SNDK.

According to monitoring by TradingBeats (formerly Hyperinsight), Polymarket trader "TruongMyLan" invested $53.35 at midday today, buying the "Yes" outcome for "Will SNDK’s current quarter earnings beat expectations?" at an average price of 94 cents. At the time, the market had nearly reached a consensus on this: the "Yes" odds had held at around 95% for the hour before the trade, and did not change significantly after the transaction. On-chain control relationships show that "TruongMyLan" maps to a Hyperliquid address starting with 0x1c4. Approximately 4 hours and 11 minutes ahead of the forecasted bet, the trader executed 18 consecutive buy orders, building a long SNDK position of 122.5 contracts at an average price of $1,428.7, with a total transaction volume of around $175,100. As of press time, this address holds a 10x fully leveraged long SNDK position worth approximately $177,600, with margin used of around $17,800—accounting for 46.5% of the account’s equity. The position has an unrealized profit of roughly $2,560, a return of ~14.6%, and a liquidation price of $1,079.6. After opening the position, the trader immediately set a full-position stop-loss at $1,286.4. In the afternoon, they placed 100 sell orders in the $1,559–$1,653 range, planning to sell 121.4 contracts—almost the entire position—with no additional buy orders placed below this range. Over the past 30 days, this trader has completed 4 SNDK trades, notching 3 wins and 1 loss, for a cumulative profit of approximately $26,600. Polymarket has a total of 61 earnings-related predictions in its history. - HyperInsight Bot is now live. Add @HyperInsightBot to your Telegram group and set it as an admin (enable message sending permission) to automatically sync on-chain information.

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Hyperliquid has recorded a new milestone, with open interest in traditional asset markets (HIP-3) surpassing $4.13 billion for the first time, according to Hyperscreener ASXN. Meanwhile, daily trading volume saw an extraordinary jump, soaring 229% to $4.87 billion and fully exceeding the amount of capital held on the platform.

While traditional stock exchanges are closed, crypto traders are shifting en masse from memecoin speculation to 24/7 trading in tokenized stocks, commodities and indices on blockchain rails.

Contracts tied to shares of memory chip manufacturers SK Hynix and Micron Technology surged into the top-traded markets, allowing traders to react instantly to overnight news.

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The main source of disruption in the equities section over the past 24 hours was Palantir (PLTR), whose explosive 25.86% gain topped the list of the day's best performers. This move triggered a major wipeout of leveraged positions, causing daily liquidations across markets deployed by xyz to jump 544% and exceed $19.25 million.

However, this new Hyperliquid all-time high also has a downside, as the free market quickly eliminated weaker players and led to a near-total monopoly.

Reality behind the $4.13 billion RWA boomInfrastructure project xyz has captured almost complete control over liquidity on Hyperliquid, accumulating $4.12 billion of the total $4.13 billion. Amid this, smaller deployers are barely holding a modest $15 million to $20 million, while one of the ecosystem's pioneers, the Felix protocol, has already officially announced the closure of its markets.

Such harsh conditions are explained by the platform's tokenomics, as a major participant must lock 500 million HYPE tokens as collateral to launch a trading interface, while half of the fees generated are directed toward HYPE buybacks.

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The explosive growth of the RWA sector has demonstrated that round-the-clock stock trading on blockchain rails is no longer a hypothetical experiment, but a mature market with billions of dollars in turnover. 

However, as it continues to scale, the decentralized industry will have to address a classic challenge — how to develop an ecosystem in which virtually all real liquidity is concentrated in the hands of a single monopolist.

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Dinari partners with Circle to offer tokenized stock services to US investors.

According to Fortune, Dinari has partnered with stablecoin giant Circle to enable U.S. investors to trade stocks via self-custody wallets for the first time. Dinari’s model replaces the traditional brokerage stack with a wallet-based system, allowing users to instantly fund their accounts using the stablecoin USDC. For decades, buying stocks has meant going through brokers, waiting for trade settlements, and facing limited trading outside market hours. Dinari aims to change this. On Tuesday, the San Mateo, California-based firm, which converts publicly traded stocks into tokens, announced it has tokenized the entire S&P 500 index and is offering these tokenized stocks to U.S. investors.

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Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Rises More Than 5 Percent

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose over 5%, with SanDisk up around 8%, SK Hynix gaining about 7%, Micron Technology increasing roughly 7%, and Western Digital climbing approximately 5%.

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The three major U.S. stock indexes all opened higher.

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), US stocks opened with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 1.17%, the S&P 500 rising 0.4%, and the Nasdaq gaining 0.78%. Palantir (PLTR.N) surged 14.7% after the company significantly lifted its full-year revenue forecast. SpaceX (SPCX.O) and AMD (AMD.O) are scheduled to release their earnings reports post-market, with their shares climbing 2.8% and 3.7% respectively. Micron Technology (MU.O) rose 4%, while Corning (GLW.N) advanced 5.6%.

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Amazon shares fell over 2%, with founder Jeff Bezos planning to sell 15 million shares.

According to market data from BIT (bit.com), Amazon (AMZN.O) fell 2.07% to a current price of $278.135, and its founder Jeff Bezos intends to sell 15 million shares.

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The Linux Foundation has released a draft for public comment on the 'Shared AI Discovery Exchange Guidelines'.

According to NVIDIA’s blog, as the annual Black Hat Security Conference kicks off today in Las Vegas, members of the Open Secure AI Alliance (OSAA) are developing new guidelines to strengthen cybersecurity protections for agent AI. The alliance now has over 120 institutional members. The Linux Foundation today released a draft for comment of the Shared AI Discovery and Exchange (SAFE) Guide, a set of proposed guidelines aimed at turning cybersecurity incidents in the agent AI space into shared protective capabilities for the entire ecosystem. The SAFE Guide was drafted by the Open Secure AI Alliance working group. Alliance members including NVIDIA, Cisco Systems, CrowdStrike, Hugging Face, and Red Hat are collaborating with the Linux Foundation to support the initial proposal. The SAFE Guide includes several recommended measures: confidentially collecting and analyzing AI security incidents and "near-miss events"; notifying affected stakeholders; identifying recurring failures in security controls; and publishing evidence-based operational recommendations to reduce risks across the entire system.

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Saudi media: Reopening arrangements for the Strait of Hormuz could be announced as early as the next few hours.

According to Saudi Arabia's Al Arabiya TV, arrangements for the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz will be announced within hours or tomorrow.

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Ripple (XRP) trades above $1.00 on Tuesday, approaching the apex of a symmetrical triangle pattern. Cardano (ADA) and Hyperliquid (HYPE) hold steady, sustaining gains from the recent rebound. The technical outlook for XRP is mixed while ADA and HYPE maintain a bullish bias. 

Technical outlook: XRP nears triangle pattern breakoutXRP maintains a mixed tone on the daily chart, trapped between two converging trendlines forming a symmetrical triangle pattern. At the time of writing, XRP trades above the rising support trend line around $1.0510, but the nearby downward resistance trend line at $1.1123, reinforced by the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $1.1194, suggests the price remains capped within a broader corrective structure.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) near 45 remains in neutral territory with a slightly downward slope, while the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) edges higher to its signal line, hinting at a potential bullish crossover.

A slip below the support trendline at $1.0510 could extend the decline below $1.000 toward the S2 Pivot level at $0.9945.

XRP/USDT daily price chart.On the topside, initial resistance is seen at the descending trend line around $1.1123, followed closely by the 50-day EMA near $1.1194, forming a tight supply zone that bulls would need to clear to ease the current downside bias. A potential breakout could face resistance at the R1 Pivot level at $1.1568.

Technical outlook: ADA gains bullish momentumCardano extends a renewed bullish bias after reclaiming the 50-day EMA at roughly $0.1755 and breaking above the former downtrend resistance line, now turned support, near $0.1735. Price holds well below the 200-day EMA at about $0.2700, so the broader trend remains capped.

The firm RSI at 67 nears the overbought zone, while the rising MACD above its signal line suggests improving upside momentum. The path of least resistance for ADA remains upside, but price could face headwinds as it attempts to reclaim the February 6 low at $0.2250.

ADA/USDT daily price chart.Looking down, initial support is seen at the 50-day EMA at $0.1755, reinforced by the former descending trendline around $0.1735.

Technical outlook: HYPE rebounds above $50HYPE retains a bearish near-term bias, trading below the 50-day EMA at $59.58 but above the longer-term 200-day EMA at $50.78. The mild recovery above the 200-day EMA hints at a retest of the 50% retracement level, measured from the $38.17 low to the $76.93 high, at $57.55. For a sustained recovery, HYPE must reclaim the 50-day EMA at $59.58.

Downside momentum eases, with the MACD and signal line converging for a bullish crossover while the RSI around 39 shows a rebound before reaching oversold conditions.

HYPE/USD daily price chart.Initial support is located at the 200-day EMA around $50.79, with a deeper floor at the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $47.32.

(The technical analysis of this story was written with the help of an AI tool. Know more.)

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HIP-4 permissionless deployments are live on testnet. Hyperliquid should make sure they get to mainnet by the midterms.

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Hyperliquid's HIP-4 markets have had their largest success stem from the World Cup.

I didn’t expect this. When HIP-4 launched, I argued that Hyperliquid was not really coming for Polymarket or Kalshi. That outcome markets rather looked more like an extension of its trading stack: daily crypto binaries for hedging perps, options-like exposure, and another way to keep every leg of a position inside Hyperliquid.

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The HIP-4 upgrade brings “outcome markets” to the much-hyped exchange, adding binary trading alongside perps.

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Instead, Hyperliquid launched markets for the NBA Finals, individual World Cup matches, and the tournament winner. Those three categories, though overwhelmingly the latter two, have accounted for roughly 48% of HIP-4 volume to date.

Since the height of the tournament, open interest is down more than 90%. To be clear though, HIP-4 has not failed. It’s simply run out of things to trade for the time being.

The system is still permissioned, so validators currently deploy every market. What remains is a thin book of price-related questions pulling trivial amounts of volume compared to that spurred by sports.

That constraint is what Hyperliquid is now trying to remove. On July 31st, permissionless HIP-4 deployments went live on testnet, paving the way for teams to create and operate outcome markets on their own, while showing what it will take to do so.

How Permissionless HIP-4 WorksNote that permissionless deployments will not mean unlimited deployments.

Under the preliminary mainnet design, validators first approve market templates, i.e. reusable structures that define how a market can be created and settled. A deployer then uses an approved template to launch a specific market, supplying details like the question, possible outcomes, expiration, and resolution criteria.

Take politics for example — you’ll see why in a minute — where an approved binary-event template could potentially support a market on whether a candidate wins an election. But Hyperliquid hasn't disclosed how broad each template will be, so it is unclear whether one could cover Senate, House, and governor races, or whether different structures would be needed for party-control, seat-count, or multi-candidate questions.

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What is clear is that deployers will launch markets by instantiating templates validators have already approved, rather than seeking approval for each individual market.

As in HIP-3, deployers are responsible for defining and settling markets correctly, and validators can slash their stake if they get it wrong.

That proposed stake is 500,000 HYPE (same as HIP-3), locked for six months and withdrawable only when no outstanding markets exist. Each deployer will initially receive capacity for 100 outcomes, reusable once markets settle, with an auction for additional capacity planned later. Deployers will eventually be able to receive up to 50% of the trading fees from their markets.

What’s Next After the World Cup?The most obvious target is the U.S. midterms.

Prediction markets first broke into the mainstream through politics, and both Kalshi and Polymarket already run broad election dashboards covering congressional control, individual races, and seat totals. HIP-4 currently offers none.

Whether outside deployers can go ahead and fill that gap depends on how quickly permissionless HIP-4 moves to mainnet. HIP-3 took 164 days from its first permissionless testnet MVP to mainnet, though only 18 days from publishing its initial mainnet specification and making HIP-3 eligible for mainnet-level bug bounties.

HIP-4 sits somewhere between those points. Its preliminary mainnet structure is public and deployer actions are live on testnet, but there are no mainnet-level bug bounties. We’re in limbo for now.

If this system arrives in time, a deployer could use the midterms to build an entire election venue rather than launch isolated questions, so long as validators also approve templates supporting elections.

If permissionless deployment misses that window, validators could still list midterm markets themselves. HIP-4 could recover activity either way. What it would lose is its first major opportunity to prove that outside deployers can keep it supplied with timely markets.

The World Cup proved Hyperliquid users will trade major real-world events. It also proved that, when these events end, there’s not much else to go on. The intensity of this midterms cycle would be a strong opportunity for HIP-4 to act on, helping it simultaneously stay relevant and jumpstart permissionless deployments. Keep an eye on this in the weeks ahead.

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