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The creator of Solana-based meme project 'EPIK' announced that nearly 60% of the token supply has been burned, adding that he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million tokens and plans to airdrop them to the community.

Solana-based meme project EPIK’s creator Mando posted that the token has a total supply of 1 billion, with nearly 60% of the supply currently out of circulation. Mando revealed he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million EPIK tokens, burning 154 million of them; the project’s liquidity pool (LP) also burned an additional 81 million tokens. Addressing the community’s doubts over his large token holdings, Mando clarified he did not acquire 50% of the tokens via airdrop, but instead invested seven-figure funds over the past three years to continuously repurchase and support the project, holding and controlling more than 50% of the total token supply. Mando noted he created EPIK during an early live stream, and has since long invested funds to sustain the project’s development, stressing his approach differs from that of some KOLs, creators or celebrities who sell tokens immediately after acquiring them. He is now considering distributing some of his held tokens in batches via airdrop to long-term community members and contributors who have supported the project, as a way to give back to early participants. According to GMGN market data, EPIK’s market cap once surged rapidly to around $27 million, with hourly trading volume hitting nearly $6.5 million, before the market cap pulled back to roughly $16 million.

11 minutes ago

Ethereum Treasury Stocks Rise Collectively in Pre-Market Trading

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), Ethereum treasury concept stocks were broadly higher in pre-market US equity trading. As of press time, BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) traded at $16.767, up 6.18%; SharpLink Gaming (SBET) stood at $6.111, gaining 5.18%; and Bit Digital (BTBT) was priced at $1.438, with a 4.99% rise.

11 minutes ago

Binance will delist some leveraged trading pairs on July 30.

According to an official announcement, Binance Leverage will remove the following leveraged trading pairs at 14:00 (GMT+8) on July 30, 2026: Cross margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, ILV/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC Isolated margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC

11 minutes ago

US stock market's optical module sector rises collectively in pre-market trading.

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), the optical module and optical communication sectors saw broad gains in the U.S. pre-market session. As of press time, Coherent (COHR) traded at 291.800, up 3.33%; Lumentum (LITE) at 788.980, up 3.41%; Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) at 104.230, up 4.07%; Nokia (NOK) at 9.370, up 2.97%; and Marvell Technology (MRVL) at 201.730, up 3.86%.

11 minutes ago

Bank of America: August to October could be the toughest period for US stocks this year, with defensive assets such as gold and the US dollar likely to benefit.

US Bancorp Securities technical analyst Paul Ciana released a report noting that historical data shows August to October is typically the weakest rolling three-month period for the S&P 500, meaning US stocks may face their toughest phase of the year. The report points out that since 1928, the S&P 500 has delivered an average return of nearly zero (-0.02%) during August-October, with gains recorded in only 55% of years. This period also sees the largest average drawdown of any rolling three-month window, hitting 7.35%. Ciana emphasized that seasonal weakness does not indicate a reversal of long-term trends. Historical data shows November through January is a traditional strong window for US stocks, with the S&P 500 averaging a 3.54% gain. On the asset front, Bank of America (BofA) believes defensive assets such as the US dollar, US Treasuries, and gold tend to outperform during August-October. Gold has risen 61% of the time in this window since 1992, with an average gain of 2.52%; yields on the 30-year US Treasury have historically trended downward. Energy assets may be an exception to late-summer trends. The Bloomberg Energy Index has posted an average historical gain of 2.42% in August, and crude oil prices also tend to find support in late August. BofA cautioned that investors should monitor risks from seasonal volatility and allocate to defensive assets to hedge against potential market pullbacks.

11 minutes ago

Brent crude oil's intraday decline has widened to 8.77%

According to Bitget's market data, Brent crude oil has fallen below $85 per barrel, posting an intraday decline of 8.77%.

11 minutes ago

The creator of Solana-based meme project 'EPIK' announced that nearly 60% of the token supply has been burned, adding that he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million tokens and plans to airdrop them to the community.

Solana-based meme project EPIK’s creator Mando posted that the token has a total supply of 1 billion, with nearly 60% of the supply currently out of circulation. Mando revealed he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million EPIK tokens, burning 154 million of them; the project’s liquidity pool (LP) also burned an additional 81 million tokens. Addressing the community’s doubts over his large token holdings, Mando clarified he did not acquire 50% of the tokens via airdrop, but instead invested seven-figure funds over the past three years to continuously repurchase and support the project, holding and controlling more than 50% of the total token supply. Mando noted he created EPIK during an early live stream, and has since long invested funds to sustain the project’s development, stressing his approach differs from that of some KOLs, creators or celebrities who sell tokens immediately after acquiring them. He is now considering distributing some of his held tokens in batches via airdrop to long-term community members and contributors who have supported the project, as a way to give back to early participants. According to GMGN market data, EPIK’s market cap once surged rapidly to around $27 million, with hourly trading volume hitting nearly $6.5 million, before the market cap pulled back to roughly $16 million.

11 minutes ago

Ethereum Treasury Stocks Rise Collectively in Pre-Market Trading

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), Ethereum treasury concept stocks were broadly higher in pre-market US equity trading. As of press time, BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) traded at $16.767, up 6.18%; SharpLink Gaming (SBET) stood at $6.111, gaining 5.18%; and Bit Digital (BTBT) was priced at $1.438, with a 4.99% rise.

11 minutes ago

Binance will delist some leveraged trading pairs on July 30.

According to an official announcement, Binance Leverage will remove the following leveraged trading pairs at 14:00 (GMT+8) on July 30, 2026: Cross margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, ILV/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC Isolated margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC

11 minutes ago

US stock market's optical module sector rises collectively in pre-market trading.

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), the optical module and optical communication sectors saw broad gains in the U.S. pre-market session. As of press time, Coherent (COHR) traded at 291.800, up 3.33%; Lumentum (LITE) at 788.980, up 3.41%; Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) at 104.230, up 4.07%; Nokia (NOK) at 9.370, up 2.97%; and Marvell Technology (MRVL) at 201.730, up 3.86%.

11 minutes ago

Bank of America: August to October could be the toughest period for US stocks this year, with defensive assets such as gold and the US dollar likely to benefit.

US Bancorp Securities technical analyst Paul Ciana released a report noting that historical data shows August to October is typically the weakest rolling three-month period for the S&P 500, meaning US stocks may face their toughest phase of the year. The report points out that since 1928, the S&P 500 has delivered an average return of nearly zero (-0.02%) during August-October, with gains recorded in only 55% of years. This period also sees the largest average drawdown of any rolling three-month window, hitting 7.35%. Ciana emphasized that seasonal weakness does not indicate a reversal of long-term trends. Historical data shows November through January is a traditional strong window for US stocks, with the S&P 500 averaging a 3.54% gain. On the asset front, Bank of America (BofA) believes defensive assets such as the US dollar, US Treasuries, and gold tend to outperform during August-October. Gold has risen 61% of the time in this window since 1992, with an average gain of 2.52%; yields on the 30-year US Treasury have historically trended downward. Energy assets may be an exception to late-summer trends. The Bloomberg Energy Index has posted an average historical gain of 2.42% in August, and crude oil prices also tend to find support in late August. BofA cautioned that investors should monitor risks from seasonal volatility and allocate to defensive assets to hedge against potential market pullbacks.

11 minutes ago

Brent crude oil's intraday decline has widened to 8.77%

According to Bitget's market data, Brent crude oil has fallen below $85 per barrel, posting an intraday decline of 8.77%.

11 minutes ago

The creator of Solana-based meme project 'EPIK' announced that nearly 60% of the token supply has been burned, adding that he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million tokens and plans to airdrop them to the community.

Solana-based meme project EPIK’s creator Mando posted that the token has a total supply of 1 billion, with nearly 60% of the supply currently out of circulation. Mando revealed he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million EPIK tokens, burning 154 million of them; the project’s liquidity pool (LP) also burned an additional 81 million tokens. Addressing the community’s doubts over his large token holdings, Mando clarified he did not acquire 50% of the tokens via airdrop, but instead invested seven-figure funds over the past three years to continuously repurchase and support the project, holding and controlling more than 50% of the total token supply. Mando noted he created EPIK during an early live stream, and has since long invested funds to sustain the project’s development, stressing his approach differs from that of some KOLs, creators or celebrities who sell tokens immediately after acquiring them. He is now considering distributing some of his held tokens in batches via airdrop to long-term community members and contributors who have supported the project, as a way to give back to early participants. According to GMGN market data, EPIK’s market cap once surged rapidly to around $27 million, with hourly trading volume hitting nearly $6.5 million, before the market cap pulled back to roughly $16 million.

11 minutes ago

Ethereum Treasury Stocks Rise Collectively in Pre-Market Trading

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), Ethereum treasury concept stocks were broadly higher in pre-market US equity trading. As of press time, BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) traded at $16.767, up 6.18%; SharpLink Gaming (SBET) stood at $6.111, gaining 5.18%; and Bit Digital (BTBT) was priced at $1.438, with a 4.99% rise.

11 minutes ago

Binance will delist some leveraged trading pairs on July 30.

According to an official announcement, Binance Leverage will remove the following leveraged trading pairs at 14:00 (GMT+8) on July 30, 2026: Cross margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, ILV/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC Isolated margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC

11 minutes ago

US stock market's optical module sector rises collectively in pre-market trading.

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), the optical module and optical communication sectors saw broad gains in the U.S. pre-market session. As of press time, Coherent (COHR) traded at 291.800, up 3.33%; Lumentum (LITE) at 788.980, up 3.41%; Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) at 104.230, up 4.07%; Nokia (NOK) at 9.370, up 2.97%; and Marvell Technology (MRVL) at 201.730, up 3.86%.

11 minutes ago

Bank of America: August to October could be the toughest period for US stocks this year, with defensive assets such as gold and the US dollar likely to benefit.

US Bancorp Securities technical analyst Paul Ciana released a report noting that historical data shows August to October is typically the weakest rolling three-month period for the S&P 500, meaning US stocks may face their toughest phase of the year. The report points out that since 1928, the S&P 500 has delivered an average return of nearly zero (-0.02%) during August-October, with gains recorded in only 55% of years. This period also sees the largest average drawdown of any rolling three-month window, hitting 7.35%. Ciana emphasized that seasonal weakness does not indicate a reversal of long-term trends. Historical data shows November through January is a traditional strong window for US stocks, with the S&P 500 averaging a 3.54% gain. On the asset front, Bank of America (BofA) believes defensive assets such as the US dollar, US Treasuries, and gold tend to outperform during August-October. Gold has risen 61% of the time in this window since 1992, with an average gain of 2.52%; yields on the 30-year US Treasury have historically trended downward. Energy assets may be an exception to late-summer trends. The Bloomberg Energy Index has posted an average historical gain of 2.42% in August, and crude oil prices also tend to find support in late August. BofA cautioned that investors should monitor risks from seasonal volatility and allocate to defensive assets to hedge against potential market pullbacks.

11 minutes ago

Brent crude oil's intraday decline has widened to 8.77%

According to Bitget's market data, Brent crude oil has fallen below $85 per barrel, posting an intraday decline of 8.77%.

11 minutes ago

The creator of Solana-based meme project 'EPIK' announced that nearly 60% of the token supply has been burned, adding that he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million tokens and plans to airdrop them to the community.

Solana-based meme project EPIK’s creator Mando posted that the token has a total supply of 1 billion, with nearly 60% of the supply currently out of circulation. Mando revealed he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million EPIK tokens, burning 154 million of them; the project’s liquidity pool (LP) also burned an additional 81 million tokens. Addressing the community’s doubts over his large token holdings, Mando clarified he did not acquire 50% of the tokens via airdrop, but instead invested seven-figure funds over the past three years to continuously repurchase and support the project, holding and controlling more than 50% of the total token supply. Mando noted he created EPIK during an early live stream, and has since long invested funds to sustain the project’s development, stressing his approach differs from that of some KOLs, creators or celebrities who sell tokens immediately after acquiring them. He is now considering distributing some of his held tokens in batches via airdrop to long-term community members and contributors who have supported the project, as a way to give back to early participants. According to GMGN market data, EPIK’s market cap once surged rapidly to around $27 million, with hourly trading volume hitting nearly $6.5 million, before the market cap pulled back to roughly $16 million.

11 minutes ago

Ethereum Treasury Stocks Rise Collectively in Pre-Market Trading

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), Ethereum treasury concept stocks were broadly higher in pre-market US equity trading. As of press time, BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) traded at $16.767, up 6.18%; SharpLink Gaming (SBET) stood at $6.111, gaining 5.18%; and Bit Digital (BTBT) was priced at $1.438, with a 4.99% rise.

11 minutes ago

Binance will delist some leveraged trading pairs on July 30.

According to an official announcement, Binance Leverage will remove the following leveraged trading pairs at 14:00 (GMT+8) on July 30, 2026: Cross margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, ILV/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC Isolated margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC

11 minutes ago

US stock market's optical module sector rises collectively in pre-market trading.

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), the optical module and optical communication sectors saw broad gains in the U.S. pre-market session. As of press time, Coherent (COHR) traded at 291.800, up 3.33%; Lumentum (LITE) at 788.980, up 3.41%; Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) at 104.230, up 4.07%; Nokia (NOK) at 9.370, up 2.97%; and Marvell Technology (MRVL) at 201.730, up 3.86%.

11 minutes ago

Bank of America: August to October could be the toughest period for US stocks this year, with defensive assets such as gold and the US dollar likely to benefit.

US Bancorp Securities technical analyst Paul Ciana released a report noting that historical data shows August to October is typically the weakest rolling three-month period for the S&P 500, meaning US stocks may face their toughest phase of the year. The report points out that since 1928, the S&P 500 has delivered an average return of nearly zero (-0.02%) during August-October, with gains recorded in only 55% of years. This period also sees the largest average drawdown of any rolling three-month window, hitting 7.35%. Ciana emphasized that seasonal weakness does not indicate a reversal of long-term trends. Historical data shows November through January is a traditional strong window for US stocks, with the S&P 500 averaging a 3.54% gain. On the asset front, Bank of America (BofA) believes defensive assets such as the US dollar, US Treasuries, and gold tend to outperform during August-October. Gold has risen 61% of the time in this window since 1992, with an average gain of 2.52%; yields on the 30-year US Treasury have historically trended downward. Energy assets may be an exception to late-summer trends. The Bloomberg Energy Index has posted an average historical gain of 2.42% in August, and crude oil prices also tend to find support in late August. BofA cautioned that investors should monitor risks from seasonal volatility and allocate to defensive assets to hedge against potential market pullbacks.

11 minutes ago

Brent crude oil's intraday decline has widened to 8.77%

According to Bitget's market data, Brent crude oil has fallen below $85 per barrel, posting an intraday decline of 8.77%.

11 minutes ago

The creator of Solana-based meme project 'EPIK' announced that nearly 60% of the token supply has been burned, adding that he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million tokens and plans to airdrop them to the community.

Solana-based meme project EPIK’s creator Mando posted that the token has a total supply of 1 billion, with nearly 60% of the supply currently out of circulation. Mando revealed he has personally repurchased a total of 356 million EPIK tokens, burning 154 million of them; the project’s liquidity pool (LP) also burned an additional 81 million tokens. Addressing the community’s doubts over his large token holdings, Mando clarified he did not acquire 50% of the tokens via airdrop, but instead invested seven-figure funds over the past three years to continuously repurchase and support the project, holding and controlling more than 50% of the total token supply. Mando noted he created EPIK during an early live stream, and has since long invested funds to sustain the project’s development, stressing his approach differs from that of some KOLs, creators or celebrities who sell tokens immediately after acquiring them. He is now considering distributing some of his held tokens in batches via airdrop to long-term community members and contributors who have supported the project, as a way to give back to early participants. According to GMGN market data, EPIK’s market cap once surged rapidly to around $27 million, with hourly trading volume hitting nearly $6.5 million, before the market cap pulled back to roughly $16 million.

11 minutes ago

Ethereum Treasury Stocks Rise Collectively in Pre-Market Trading

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), Ethereum treasury concept stocks were broadly higher in pre-market US equity trading. As of press time, BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) traded at $16.767, up 6.18%; SharpLink Gaming (SBET) stood at $6.111, gaining 5.18%; and Bit Digital (BTBT) was priced at $1.438, with a 4.99% rise.

11 minutes ago

Binance will delist some leveraged trading pairs on July 30.

According to an official announcement, Binance Leverage will remove the following leveraged trading pairs at 14:00 (GMT+8) on July 30, 2026: Cross margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, ILV/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC Isolated margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC

11 minutes ago

US stock market's optical module sector rises collectively in pre-market trading.

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), the optical module and optical communication sectors saw broad gains in the U.S. pre-market session. As of press time, Coherent (COHR) traded at 291.800, up 3.33%; Lumentum (LITE) at 788.980, up 3.41%; Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) at 104.230, up 4.07%; Nokia (NOK) at 9.370, up 2.97%; and Marvell Technology (MRVL) at 201.730, up 3.86%.

11 minutes ago

Bank of America: August to October could be the toughest period for US stocks this year, with defensive assets such as gold and the US dollar likely to benefit.

US Bancorp Securities technical analyst Paul Ciana released a report noting that historical data shows August to October is typically the weakest rolling three-month period for the S&P 500, meaning US stocks may face their toughest phase of the year. The report points out that since 1928, the S&P 500 has delivered an average return of nearly zero (-0.02%) during August-October, with gains recorded in only 55% of years. This period also sees the largest average drawdown of any rolling three-month window, hitting 7.35%. Ciana emphasized that seasonal weakness does not indicate a reversal of long-term trends. Historical data shows November through January is a traditional strong window for US stocks, with the S&P 500 averaging a 3.54% gain. On the asset front, Bank of America (BofA) believes defensive assets such as the US dollar, US Treasuries, and gold tend to outperform during August-October. Gold has risen 61% of the time in this window since 1992, with an average gain of 2.52%; yields on the 30-year US Treasury have historically trended downward. Energy assets may be an exception to late-summer trends. The Bloomberg Energy Index has posted an average historical gain of 2.42% in August, and crude oil prices also tend to find support in late August. BofA cautioned that investors should monitor risks from seasonal volatility and allocate to defensive assets to hedge against potential market pullbacks.

11 minutes ago

Brent crude oil's intraday decline has widened to 8.77%

According to Bitget's market data, Brent crude oil has fallen below $85 per barrel, posting an intraday decline of 8.77%.

11 minutes ago

Ethereum Treasury Stocks Rise Collectively in Pre-Market Trading

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), Ethereum treasury concept stocks were broadly higher in pre-market US equity trading. As of press time, BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) traded at $16.767, up 6.18%; SharpLink Gaming (SBET) stood at $6.111, gaining 5.18%; and Bit Digital (BTBT) was priced at $1.438, with a 4.99% rise.

1 minutes ago

Binance will delist some leveraged trading pairs on July 30.

According to an official announcement, Binance Leverage will remove the following leveraged trading pairs at 14:00 (GMT+8) on July 30, 2026: Cross margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, ILV/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC Isolated margin leveraged trading pairs: A/USDC, HIVE/USDC, NEWT/USDC, MOVE/USDC

1 minutes ago

US stock market's optical module sector rises collectively in pre-market trading.

According to market data from BIT (Bit.com), the optical module and optical communication sectors saw broad gains in the U.S. pre-market session. As of press time, Coherent (COHR) traded at 291.800, up 3.33%; Lumentum (LITE) at 788.980, up 3.41%; Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI) at 104.230, up 4.07%; Nokia (NOK) at 9.370, up 2.97%; and Marvell Technology (MRVL) at 201.730, up 3.86%.

1 minutes ago

Bank of America: August to October could be the toughest period for US stocks this year, with defensive assets such as gold and the US dollar likely to benefit.

US Bancorp Securities technical analyst Paul Ciana released a report noting that historical data shows August to October is typically the weakest rolling three-month period for the S&P 500, meaning US stocks may face their toughest phase of the year. The report points out that since 1928, the S&P 500 has delivered an average return of nearly zero (-0.02%) during August-October, with gains recorded in only 55% of years. This period also sees the largest average drawdown of any rolling three-month window, hitting 7.35%. Ciana emphasized that seasonal weakness does not indicate a reversal of long-term trends. Historical data shows November through January is a traditional strong window for US stocks, with the S&P 500 averaging a 3.54% gain. On the asset front, Bank of America (BofA) believes defensive assets such as the US dollar, US Treasuries, and gold tend to outperform during August-October. Gold has risen 61% of the time in this window since 1992, with an average gain of 2.52%; yields on the 30-year US Treasury have historically trended downward. Energy assets may be an exception to late-summer trends. The Bloomberg Energy Index has posted an average historical gain of 2.42% in August, and crude oil prices also tend to find support in late August. BofA cautioned that investors should monitor risks from seasonal volatility and allocate to defensive assets to hedge against potential market pullbacks.

1 minutes ago

Brent crude oil's intraday decline has widened to 8.77%

According to Bitget's market data, Brent crude oil has fallen below $85 per barrel, posting an intraday decline of 8.77%.

1 minutes ago

ChangXin topped the A-share market capitalization leaderboard on its first day of trading, with its five major shareholders logging an unrealized paper profit of around 1.42 trillion yuan.

Leading domestic DRAM giant Changxin Technology (688825.SH) debuted on the STAR Market, closing at 49.00 yuan, surging 465.82% from its IPO price of 8.66 yuan. The company notched a full-day trading volume of 141.187 billion yuan, with a total market capitalization of around 3.28 trillion yuan, making it the A-share market’s highest-valued listed company by total market cap. Estimated based on post-IPO shareholdings disclosed in the listing prospectus and the day’s closing price, Qinghui Jidian holds shares worth approximately 639.1 billion yuan, with a value gain of about 526.2 billion yuan versus the IPO price. Changxin Integrated Circuit, Phase II of the National Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund, Hefei Jixin, and Anhui Provincial Investment hold shares valued at 345.3 billion yuan, 257.5 billion yuan, 246.8 billion yuan, and 233.3 billion yuan respectively, translating to paper gains of roughly 284.3 billion yuan, 212 billion yuan, 203.2 billion yuan, and 192 billion yuan. The top five shareholders’ combined paper gains total approximately 1.42 trillion yuan. The listing prospectus also notes that STAR Market new listings have no price fluctuation limits for the first five trading days, while original shareholders’ shares are subject to lock-up periods ranging from 12 to 36 months. The aforementioned value increases are paper gains calculated based on secondary market closing prices.

1 minutes ago

Hyperliquid [HYPE] has historically deployed deflationary mechanisms to control supply and absorb market pressure. The project has mostly used the protocol’s revenue for token buybacks and burns to achieve these goals. 

Hyperliquid burns $1.2 million worth of HYPE With HYPE prolonging its stay below $60, the project once again used its revenue to reduce inflation. Since August 2025, the Hyperliquid network has generated $800 million in net income, with HyperCore accounting for 95% of the income. 

Interestingly, most of the funds generated have been spent on token buybacks. Out of the $1.03 billion generated, $1.01 billion has been used for buybacks and burns. 

Source: Hyperscreener Over the past day, for example, Hyperliquid generated $1.4 million in fees and burned 20.64K HYPE worth $1.2 million. However, despite the buyback and burns, the capital spent here has plummeted significantly, falling 61%. 

With the recent burn, Hyperliquid has burned 4.73% of the token’s supply according to Onchain Lens. This also marks over 15% of the currently circulating supply.

The sustained capital deployment toward deflationary measures has gone a long way toward stabilizing the HYPE token. As a result, HYPE has remained strong even during a prolonged period of broader market weakness.

Is actual demand incentivized, though? Sustained capital deployment to ease pressure has significantly played a major role in boosting investor confidence. As a result, buyers have continued to pile in even during pullbacks.

On the Spot side, for example, the Netflow has remained positive for two consecutive weeks. As of this writing, Netflow was -$598k, a significant drop from -$3.2 million the previous day, reflecting strong buying pressure.

Source: CoinGlass Historically, sustained exchange outflows have preceded major price moves, especially to the upside.

The momentum remains weak Although the demand currently holds strong, it remains insufficient to flip the trend bullish. In fact, when we look at the RSI Momentum Trend, this indicator sits above the market price.

Such a setup usually suggests that sellers still have significant control of the market. As such, the indicator now acts as dynamic resistance.

Source: TradingView The Squeeze Momentum Indicator also currently sits below zero, at around -7.69, further confirming the trend’s weakness. However, the price remains on an upward trajectory; it must flip the RSI Momentum Trend to signal a reversal.

This means Hyperliquid needs a daily close above $60 to strengthen the uptrend. Failure to do so will increase downside risk, and HYPE will pull back toward $56 again.

Final Summary Hyperliquid generated $1.4 million in fees and burned 20.64K HYPE worth $1.2 million. HYPE’s momentum remains strong despite recovering demand, but a daily close above $60 will signal a trend reversal. 

Israeli Prime Minister: This visit to the US aims to understand the US President’s views on the Iran issue.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview that the conflict between Israel and Iran will only end when Iran’s current regime is overthrown or so weakened that it is forced to abandon its nuclear program. He emphasized that Iran’s nuclear program must be terminated "regardless of whether an agreement is reached". When discussing the planned meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, Netanyahu noted that the meeting will not focus on delivering new intelligence, as the military and intelligence agencies of the U.S. and Israel are already in close cooperation. He stated that the purpose of the trip is to discuss with Trump and understand his thinking, adding that the development of the situation largely depends on Trump’s final decision. In addition, Netanyahu also commented on the U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal. He expressed agreement with Trump’s stance that "Saudi Arabia can only access a civilian nuclear deal", and stressed that both Israel and the U.S. will never allow Saudi Arabia to possess a military nuclear program. Netanyahu also said he will "definitely" attend the United Nations General Assembly to be held in New York in September. (CCTV News)

49 minutes ago

Lido Responds to stETH Yield Calculation Anomaly: Issue Fixed, Oracle Upgraded, User Funds Unaffected.

Ethereum staking protocol Lido stated on X that today’s stETH rebase has been completed as expected, with ETH rewards omitted yesterday due to calculation gaps now fully restored. The corresponding annual percentage rate (APR) stands at approximately 2.29%. The protocol’s oracle has also been updated and audited; the new version will boost report processing speed and enable faster root cause identification for similar future issues. Regarding yesterday’s reward calculation anomaly, Lido said contributors are still conducting root cause analysis, with additional investigation details to be shared on its official forum and social media channels. User funds were never at risk throughout the entire incident. The initial assessment points to a special edge case as the likely cause: a validator in pending deposit status was omitted from yesterday’s reward report, resulting in some staking rewards not being included in calculations. Lido noted that a full incident post-mortem report will be released in the coming days to further detail the root cause, remediation measures, and subsequent improvement plans.

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On Robinhood Chain, on-chain speculation remains active, with multiple tokens hitting new market cap highs today.

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OpenAI's CEO will travel to Washington in person to push for expedited approval of its new AI model, possibly GPT-6.

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SHIB re-enters top 25 on a whale-driven squeeze, not real demand. SHIB jumped ~40% in two days, adding nearly $1B in market cap. Etherscan data shows a Gini index of 0.9957, with 802 wallets controlling 94.71% of supply and retail under 2% — and the rally now faces a hard ceiling at the $3.5 billion resistance zone (aligned with the 200-day EMA).XRP: one whale is betting against a market that's mostly bullish. A single Hyperliquid wallet holds a $13.84M, 20x-leveraged short (liquidation at $1.68 vs. XRP's $1.10 price), even as other large traders stay net-long and U.S. XRP ETFs pull in $8 million in weekly inflows.AI agents are now paying each other in Bitcoin. Block's new Nostr-based chat app, Buzz, is hosting Claude- and DeepSeek-powered agents that negotiate prices, subcontract work, and settle in BTC — since agents can't open bank accounts but can hold crypto keys.Bitcoin is range-bound near $64,000 ahead of the July 29 FOMC meeting. A break above $65,700 opens $67,500; losing $63,000 risks $60,000–$58,000. The CLARITY Act's 2026 odds have slipped to 38% on Polymarket amid banking-sector pushback.Rally on empty order books: SHIB breaks into top 25 but hits a wall of whalesOver the past two days, meme token SHIB surged as much as 40%, adding almost $1 billion to its market capitalization and climbing to 25th place in the CoinMarketCap ranking. The prediction published on July 22 about the Shiba Inu coin returning to its key price magnets played out with surgical precision.

However, a look under the hood at the latest on-chain data shows that it is still too early for the retail market to celebrate. The rally occurred in an artificial vacuum.

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Four days ago, our coverage already warned that SHIB's exchange order books had become dangerously thin, as small investors had largely disappeared from the market and tokens had been moved to cold wallets. The liquidity shortage thesis has now been confirmed in full.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) market capitalization chart with 200-day moving average (red), Source: TradingViewA fresh on-chain snapshot from Etherscan shows an extreme level of centralization: the Gini index, a measure of inequality, has surged to 0.9957, while all retail holders combined — the "shrimp" and "crab" categories — control less than 2% of the supply.

The token's fate is now being decided by just 802 whale wallets, which hold 94.71% of all coins, worth around $5.21 billion. Seven of the largest players each control at least 1% of the total supply.

When the first large orders reached exchanges, primarily South Korea's Upbit, the half-empty order books could not absorb the pressure. The shortage of available tokens immediately catapulted the price higher, while triggering a cascade of more than $5 million in short liquidations. On this momentum, SHIB technically overtook Tether Gold, Avalanche, Sui, and Hedera.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) holders overview after 40% surge in 2 days, Source: EtherscanDespite the impressive green candle, the rally appears to have reached its logical dead end. Market capitalization has settled near $3.38 billion, directly below the lower boundary of the historical resistance block at $3.49 billion–$3.54 billion. The main technical barrier, the 200-day exponential moving average, also runs through this area.

Breaking through this wall without a real, organic influx of new mass-market buyers is practically impossible. The current rally is a speculative liquidity squeeze orchestrated by a narrow group of large addresses.

For the 802 whales, the 200-day EMA is an ideal level at which to take profits against the crowd's remaining optimism. A breakout above this line is unlikely under current conditions. It will most likely become SHIB's ceiling, followed by a severe pullback.

Hyperliquid whale opens $14 million short against bullish XRP trendA major anomaly has emerged in XRP positioning on the decentralized Hyperliquid platform. At first glance, top traders with balances above $1 million — the Money Printer category as per CoinGlass — appear aggressively bearish, with $35.7 million in XRP shorts against just $6.2 million in longs.

However, this imbalance is the result of the actions of a single player. The lion's share of the bearish volume, $13.84 million, comes from one wallet, "0x46....58a5". The trader is holding an isolated short position with aggressive 20x leverage.

With XRP currently trading at $1.10, the position's liquidation level stands at $1.68. The trade still has a substantial safety margin, but one major piece of crypto news could quickly reduce that distance.

XRP short seller on Hyperliquid with liquidation set at $1.68 per coin, Source: CoinGlassMeanwhile, the rest of the large capital on the platform is unanimously betting on the asset's growth. Traders with positions between $500,000 and $1 million hold net longs, with $2.9 million in long exposure against $2 million in shorts.

Notably, XRP is a targeted exception for this group, as the same wallets are net short BTC and ETH. Local optimism is also supported by the external backdrop: U.S. XRP ETFs recorded $8 million in net capital inflows over the past week.

The large short seller remains comfortable for now, as the $1.68 liquidation level is still far away. However, a $14 million position with 20x leverage will clearly remain the main reference point for local market manipulation.

AI agents begin hiring one another for Bitcoin in Jack Dorsey's new messengerBlock, the company founded by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey — who has long been the subject of a theory claiming that he is Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto — has released Buzz, an open, decentralized alternative to Slack. Just 24 hours after its launch, the corporate chat platform turned into an autonomous marketplace where AI agents conduct business with one another without human involvement, as found out by the "Documenting Bitcoin" portal.

The latest precedent shows how easily real production work can be automated. A person simply posts a coding task in a channel and allocates a budget in satoshis.

Jack Dorsey’s company released an open source version of the team chat app Slack called “Buzz”

Within a day, users have enabled agentic economic collaboration. Artificial intelligence agents are paying each other back and forth independently using bitcoin pic.twitter.com/7V1eyBThmp

— Documenting ₿itcoin 📄 (@DocumentingBTC) July 26, 2026 From that point, a pure market economy takes over, as agents powered by current Claude and DeepSeek models negotiate prices directly in the comments, win contracts, and immediately hire subcontractors, distributing cryptocurrency across wallets in real time.

The main hook is that Bitcoin became a forced but ideal choice for AI. A digital agent physically cannot open a bank account, but Buzz's architecture, built on the Nostr protocol, gives every bot its own sovereign cryptographic key.

As a result, an isolated economy has emerged inside workplace chats, where software independently earns money, divides budgets, and hires third-party LLMs.

Crypto market outlook: BTC holds $64,000 near critical miner floorInstitutional capital is stabilizing the market near the bottom of a nine-month bearish trend that began after the $126,000 peak in October 2025. While open interest is being cleared of excessive leverage and Ethereum and Solana have lost more than 40% of their value, large funds are aggressively accumulating BTC, creating a price floor near miners' critical production cost of $58,000.

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Bitcoin remains trapped in a narrow range: BTC is trading within a descending wedge near $64,000, recovering from its recent pullback from $67,000. A breakout above $65,000–$65,700 would open the way toward a test of $67,500, while losing the $63,000 support level would shift bearish targets toward $60,000 and $58,000.The market is waiting for a macroeconomic trigger: Investor attention is focused on the U.S. Federal Reserve's FOMC meeting on July 29, 2026. The market is pricing in an unchanged interest rate of 3.5%–3.75%, although Brent crude trading above $100 continues to create hawkish risks.Forces remain divided over the CLARITY Act: Political lobbying in the United States has reached its peak ahead of the Senate recess. The probability of the key crypto bill passing in 2026 has fallen to 38% on Polymarket due to resistance from the banking sector, despite strong support from BlackRock and Fidelity.Altcoins capitulate despite strong on-chain data: Ethereum and Solana have corrected by 42% and 45% from their respective peaks. At the same time, Bitcoin's fundamental network metrics, including its hash rate and long-term holder accumulation volumes, remain near historical highs, acting as a price filter against a deeper decline. You Might Also Like

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The founder of MSX has announced his intention to acquire BitMart and has already reached out to the platform.

Crypto trading platform BitMart announced that after evaluating its operational status, market environment and future strategic direction, it has decided to orderly cease its trading business. Shortly after, Bruce, founder of MSX, called out to BitMart, stating, “Don’t shut down—I’ll acquire it.” He added that he has already contacted BitMart’s team. Bruce further said that if he acquires BitMart, his first step will be completing the transfer procedures, followed by slashing all spot and derivatives trading fees to zero, as he believes crypto trading platforms charge excessively high fees.

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South Korea's pension fund has turned to net buying of KOSPI for the first time this year, taking a heavy position in SK Hynix.

South Korean exchange data shows that pension funds, including the National Pension Service (NPS) — one of the largest institutional investors in South Korea's stock market — have turned net buyers in the Korean stock market for the first time this month. As of July 24, the NPS and other pension funds have net purchased 68.4 billion won (approximately $46.8 million) of KOSPI index constituent stocks in July this year. This marks the first monthly net purchase by pension funds this year after six consecutive months of net selling. In terms of individual stocks, SK Hynix is the most bought stock by pension funds since July, with a net purchase amount of 425.8 billion won. (Jinshi)

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Iran and Oman hold multiple rounds of consultations on the Strait of Hormuz issue.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahaei stated that from the 24th to 25th, Iran and Oman held multiple rounds of deputy foreign minister-level talks in Tehran. On the basis of respecting the sovereign rights of the two coastal states, Iran and Oman, the two sides held in-depth exchanges of views on the common principles and specific operational mechanisms for ensuring safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Bahaei noted that the talks were productive and yielded certain progress. The Omani delegation left Tehran on the afternoon of the 25th, but the two sides will continue to maintain consultations at the technical and political levels. In addition, Bahaei said that the current navigation status of ships in the Strait of Hormuz has not changed. (CCTV International News)

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Elon Musk: China is highly likely to become an AI leader in the future.

Elon Musk stated in an interview with The Economist that China will most likely emerge as an AI leader at some point in the future, and even if the U.S. bans Chinese AI models, it cannot prevent this outcome. (The Paper)

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Samsung's Lee Jae-yong is reportedly holding discussions with OpenAI on cooperation plans in the AI and semiconductor sectors.

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The Big Short Michael Burry ramps up short positions on stocks including Micron and NVIDIA.

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When SpaceX went public, the only place most of the world could short it was Hyperliquid, where a perpetual future tracked the IPO of the decade tick for tick, and a whale ran a $14 million leveraged short no brokerage would have offered. Equity perps are the first crypto product Wall Street cannot ignore, and regulators cannot place, and this is the audit of what they actually are.

Summary

Hyperliquid, the dominant on-chain derivatives venue with roughly 70% of decentralized perpetuals volume and around $1.3 billion in annualized fees, now lists perpetual futures on stocks, with its SpaceX contract as the breakout case. The SPCX perp traded the IPO of the decade before, during, and after the listing, ran to a $228.74 high alongside the stock’s $225.64 peak, tracked its 48% collapse, and hosted positions like a 10x-leveraged $14 million short paired with a 40x $60 million Bitcoin short, structures no retail brokerage offers. Equity perps deliver what the equity market rations: 24/7 trading, high leverage, short exposure without locates or borrow fees, and access for the global majority locked out of US brokerage accounts, all against an oracle price and a funding rate instead of shares. The product’s honesty requires its limits: holders own no equity, no dividend, no claim, only a synthetic exposure whose integrity depends on oracle quality and venue solvency, on platforms mostly outside US jurisdiction. The regulatory placement is unresolved by design: synthetic equity exposure with no share changing hands sits between the SEC’s securities world and the CFTC’s derivatives world, on infrastructure neither reaches, and the CLARITY-era jurisdiction map does not cover it. The most interesting trade of June was not in a stock. When SpaceX completed the largest IPO in history and its shares began their 48% descent, an anonymous trader on Hyperliquid, the blockchain derivatives venue, was running a combined position no prime broker would have blessed and no retail app could have executed: a $60 million Bitcoin short at 40x leverage paired with a $14 million short on SPCX at 10x, a pure bet on the deflation of the year’s twin euphorias, placed on rails that never close, require no borrow, and asked no questions.

The instrument making it possible, the equity perpetual future, is the crypto industry’s quiet invasion of the stock market: a synthetic contract that tracks a share price via oracle, settles in stablecoins, charges longs or shorts a funding rate to keep the peg, and trades around the clock at leverage American brokerages reserve for institutions, on venues most of the world can reach with a wallet.

Hyperliquid’s SPCX contract, born before the IPO priced and still trading through the stock’s every convulsion, is the product’s proof of concept and its perfect case study, and this piece uses it as one: what equity perps actually are, what they genuinely fix, what they quietly are not, and why the regulatory map, freshly redrawn for crypto by the CLARITY era, has no square for them at all.

The machine: how a stock trades without shares An equity perpetual is three mechanisms in a trench coat, and each deserves one honest paragraph.

The first is the oracle. No share of SpaceX exists anywhere in the system; the contract’s reference is a price feed, assembled from the listed market’s data during exchange hours and from the perp’s own supply and demand when Nasdaq sleeps. This is the design’s power and its softest point in one: the feed makes the synthetic possible, and every question about the product’s integrity is ultimately a question about the feed, its sources, its manipulation resistance, its behavior when the underlying halts, gaps, or, as with SPCX in its lockup-shadowed churn, moves violently on thin news.

Perp venues have run oracle machinery for crypto assets for years at scale; equities add wrinkles crypto never had, official closes, halts, corporate actions, and the young history of equity perps includes the learning curve those wrinkles imply.

The second is the funding rate, the elegant trick that replaces ownership. Because nothing forces a perp’s price toward the stock’s, the contract pays a periodic transfer between longs and shorts; whichever side is heavier pays the other, so deviation from the reference price becomes expensive and arbitrage pulls the peg tight.

The funding rate is also the product’s honest price tag: holding a leveraged equity view costs whatever the crowd on your side must pay, which in euphoric stretches, SPCX’s first week, say, made long exposure meaningfully expensive, a cost structure entirely unlike owning shares and closer to a rolling options position. Traders who read funding as information, crowding, sentiment, squeeze risk, get a signal equity markets deliver only obliquely.

The third is the venue itself. On Hyperliquid, order book, matching, and liquidations run on-chain, collateral is stablecoin, and the exchange’s economics, roughly $1.3 billion in annualized fees at about 70% of the on-chain perps market, fund the token model this publication has covered as crypto’s clearest value-accrual machine. Equity perps arrived through the venue’s expansion of builder-deployed markets, the mechanism opening listings beyond crypto pairs, and the roster now reaches into stocks, indices, and commodities.

The plumbing matters because it defines the counterparty question: an equity perp holder’s real exposures are the oracle, the liquidation engine, and the venue’s solvency, not any transfer agent or clearinghouse, and those exposures live, for most such venues, offshore and on-chain, exactly where the traditional system’s guarantees do not.

What it fixes, honestly The bull case for equity perps is not hype; it is a list of the equity market’s genuine rationing decisions, each of which the perp un-rations.

Time: stocks trade 32.5 hours a week; the news that moves them does not. The SPCX perp priced Starship’s failed test, the Cursor-acquisition backlash, and every lockup rumor in real time, weekends included, while shareholders waited for Monday.

For an asset class whose defining events, launches, in this case, literally happen at all hours, continuous price discovery is not a gimmick, and the perp’s around-the-clock tape has already become, for SpaceX watchers, the leading indicator the listed market opens to.

Access: a US brokerage account requires US residency, documentation, and, for anything beyond cash equities, suitability gates; the global majority is structurally excluded from the market that prices the world’s most important companies. A perp venue asks for a wallet.

Whatever one thinks of the compliance implications, and they are the final section’s subject, the distributional fact is real: equity perps are the first instrument through which a trader in Lagos or Karachi shorts an American IPO on the same terms as a fund in Connecticut.

Shorting: the equity market’s short path, locate the borrow, pay the fee, face the recall, buy-in risk, and, for a fresh IPO like SPCX with its 911.5 million share lockup, borrow scarcity that makes shorting practically institutional-only, is friction by design. The perp deletes all of it: shorting is symmetric with longing, no locate, no borrow, no recall, which is why the instrument’s clearest use case so far is exactly the whale trade this piece opened with, and why fresh IPOs, where the listed short is hardest, and opinion is hottest, are where equity perps found product-market fit first.

Our own coverage of SPCX’s descent noted the perp and the tokenized versions tracking the collapse in lockstep with the stock, a three-venue price war in which the crypto rails, not the exchange, offered the only practical retail short.

Leverage and capital efficiency complete the list; 10x on a stock position with stablecoin collateral is a different capital regime than Reg-T margin, and together the four fixes explain the product’s trajectory better than any narrative: equity perps grow wherever the traditional market’s rationing binds hardest.

What it is not, and where it cannot be placed The audit’s other half is shorter and sharper, because the perp’s limits are as structural as its fixes.

It is not equity. No dividend, no vote, no claim in bankruptcy, no share: the holder owns a cash-settled bet on a number, and the number’s connection to the company runs entirely through the oracle.

In calm markets the distinction is pedantic; in the scenarios that define instruments, a halt, a delisting, a corporate action, an oracle failure, a venue insolvency, it is everything, and the young product’s stress record is thin precisely where equities generate their worst stresses.

The tokenized-equity reckoning this publication audited after the SpaceX IPO, products scrapped, buyers refunded, late vintages underwater, is the adjacent cautionary tale: synthetic exposure to private and newly public equity is exactly where the gap between marketing and mechanism has already cost real money.

And it is not placeable, yet, on any regulatory map. A perpetual future on a security, offered without the security, settles into a jurisdictional void the American system has spent two years mapping everything except: the SEC governs securities and the platforms that touch them; the CFTC governs derivatives on commodities; the CLARITY framework, whose implementation this publication has covered in detail, allocates digital assets between them, and a synthetic stock position on an offshore chain answers to neither cleanly.

US platforms do not offer equity perps for precisely this reason; offshore and on-chain venues offer them to everyone else, and the enforcement perimeter, as with every offshore derivatives wave before, reaches the marketing, the fiat ramps, and the US-person access, not the protocol.

The honest forecast is the one the product’s own growth writes: volumes concentrating offshore, a widening data gap between the priced world and the regulated one, and eventually, once the instrument prices something systemic, a jurisdictional fight that will make the prediction-market war look tidy, because at least an event contract admits what it is. An equity perp is a security’s price without the security, the purest regulatory-arbitrage instrument crypto has produced, and the system it arbitrages has not yet noticed the size of the hole.

The venue underneath: why this happened on Hyperliquid The product’s story is inseparable from its venue, because equity perps did not emerge on a neutral substrate; they emerged on the one platform whose economics and architecture made them almost inevitable, and the causation teaches something about where crypto’s product frontier actually lives.

Hyperliquid’s qualifications are three. Liquidity first: at roughly 70% of on-chain perpetuals volume, with open interest and depth that dwarf its decentralized rivals, it is the only venue where a $14 million single-position equity short meets a book that can absorb it, and derivatives listings live or die on day-one depth.

Machinery second: a fully on-chain order book, matching engine, and liquidation system, hardened by years of crypto perps at scale, generalizes to any oracle-priced underlying, which is precisely what the builder-deployed markets mechanism formalized, opening the listing function beyond the core team and letting the equity roster grow at ecosystem speed rather than committee speed.

And incentives third: the venue’s fee engine, the roughly $1.3 billion annualized flow whose token mechanics this publication has covered as crypto’s most direct value-accrual machine, means every new asset class listed compounds the platform’s core loop, giving the ecosystem a structural hunger for exactly the kind of frontier products that traditional venues must clear through legal departments first. Where a regulated exchange asks whether it may list synthetic SpaceX, a permissionless listing mechanism asks only whether anyone will trade it, and the answer, June showed, was emphatic.

The concentration cuts both ways, and the audit owes the caveat. A product category living overwhelmingly on one venue inherits that venue’s specific risks: its oracle choices become the category’s oracle standard, its solvency becomes the category’s systemic question, and its governance, including the validator-set concentration questions that have followed the platform since launch, becomes the category’s political exposure.

Traditional equity infrastructure disperses these risks across exchanges, clearinghouses, and transfer agents by regulatory design; the equity-perp stack concentrates them by architectural choice, trading resilience for velocity. That trade has run in crypto’s favor for two years of calm-to-volatile markets. The scenario that would reprice it, a venue-level failure during an equity stress event, with synthetic positions on halted underlyings and no clearinghouse behind the book, is the category’s true tail, unpriced precisely because it is unprecedented, and anyone sizing positions in these instruments should price the venue before pricing the view.

What to watch The roster’s growth. Which equities get perps next, and how fast listings follow retail heat. The pattern so far, fresh IPOs and locked-up names where shorting is hardest, is the tell for where the product’s edge actually lies, and the first perp on a halted or delisted name will write the stress-test chapter early.

Funding rates as the new sentiment tape. SPCX perp funding, and its successors’, is becoming the cleanest continuous read on positioning in names the options market covers only during business hours. Expect equity desks to start quoting it, quietly, the way they came to watch crypto funding.

The basis triangle. Perp versus listed stock versus tokenized versions: three prices for one exposure, on three legal architectures. Divergences in stress are where the instruments’ true differences surface, and the first sustained break will teach the market which venue leads and which merely follows.

The first US regulatory contact. An enforcement action, a no-action letter, or a CLARITY-era rulemaking that names synthetic equity exposure would end the placement void. Until then, the product grows in the gap, and the gap is the story.

One historical rhyme completes the audit, because the market has seen this movie’s structure before. Contracts for difference, CFDs, ran the same play against the equity market two decades ago: synthetic exposure, high leverage, no ownership, offered offshore to retail the regulated market rationed out, and they grew into a permanent, regulated, and repeatedly scandal-scarred fixture of European and Asian trading, banned outright for US retail to this day.

Equity perps are CFDs rebuilt on crypto rails, with three genuine upgrades: transparent on-chain positioning instead of dealer books, funding rates set by market balance instead of broker discretion, and self-custodied collateral instead of client-money accounts, and one genuine downgrade: the absence of any regulatory perimeter at all, even the imperfect one CFDs eventually accepted.

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The CFD precedent predicts the arc: rapid offshore growth, a defining blowup that forces structure, then bifurcation into regulated products where allowed and gray markets where not. It also predicts the endgame nobody in crypto says aloud: the traditional exchanges, watching a parallel equity market price their listings around the clock, will eventually either extend their own hours, list their own perpetual-style products, or buy the venues, because that is what incumbents do to successful arbitrage.

The instrument’s deepest significance may be exactly that pressure: equity perps are the market’s demonstration that the 32.5-hour trading week is a policy choice, not a law of nature, and demonstrations of that kind have a way of ending with the incumbents adopting what they could not suppress.

Frequently Asked Questions What is an equity perpetual future? A derivative that tracks a stock’s price without any share existing in the system: an oracle feeds the reference price, traders post stablecoin collateral for leveraged long or short exposure, and a periodic funding-rate payment between longs and shorts keeps the contract’s price pegged to the stock’s. It trades continuously, including when the underlying market is closed, and settles in cash, never in shares.

Why did SpaceX’s perp become the breakout example? Because it offered what the listed market could not. The SPCX contract traded through the IPO of the decade around the clock, tracked the stock from its $225.64 peak through its 48% collapse, and enabled short exposure, including a documented 10x, $14 million short paired with a 40x Bitcoin short, at a moment when the fresh IPO’s lockup made traditional borrowing scarce and practical shorting nearly impossible for retail.

What do equity perps genuinely improve on? Four rationing decisions of the equity market: hours, with 24/7 trading against a 32.5-hour week; access, with a wallet replacing residency-gated brokerage accounts for the global majority; shorting, with no locates, borrow fees, or recall risk; and capital efficiency, with high leverage on stablecoin collateral. The product grows wherever these constraints bind hardest, which is why new IPOs led adoption.

What does a holder of an equity perp actually own? A cash-settled position on a number, nothing more: no dividend, no vote, no bankruptcy claim, no share. The exposure’s integrity depends on the oracle’s accuracy, the venue’s liquidation engine, and the platform’s solvency, typically on offshore, on-chain infrastructure outside traditional investor protections. In halts, delistings, corporate actions, or oracle failures, the differences from equity ownership become decisive.

Who offers these products, and can US users trade them? On-chain derivatives venues, with Hyperliquid, at roughly 70% of decentralized perpetuals volume and about $1.3 billion in annualized fees, as the category leader through its builder-deployed markets. US platforms do not list equity perps because of their unresolved legal status, and offshore venues restrict US persons formally; practical access, as with every offshore derivatives generation, varies with enforcement of the perimeter.

How do funding rates work, and why do traders watch them? Whichever side of the contract is more crowded pays a periodic fee to the other, making deviation from the reference price costly and pulling the peg tight. The rate doubles as a sentiment gauge: expensive long funding signals crowded bullishness and squeeze risk, and because it prints continuously, it offers positioning information about a stock even while the listed market sleeps.

Where do equity perps sit legally? In a void. They are synthetic exposure to securities offered without securities, on infrastructure the SEC does not reach, in a derivative form the CFTC’s commodity jurisdiction does not clearly cover, and the CLARITY-era framework allocating digital assets between the agencies does not address them. That placement question, unresolved and growing with the product’s volumes, is the category’s defining regulatory story.

Should traders use them? That is an individual decision this article does not make. The honest framing: equity perps are powerful instruments whose advantages, hours, access, symmetric shorting, and leverage are real, and whose risks, oracle dependence, venue solvency, funding costs, legal ambiguity, and the absence of every traditional investor protection, are equally real and mostly unpriced until stress arrives. Position sizes that assume the venue is a brokerage misunderstand the instrument. This is educational analysis, not investment advice.

Disclaimer: This article is for information and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Derivatives trading with leverage carries substantial risk of loss; products described may be unavailable or restricted in your jurisdiction, and figures reflect data available at the time of writing. Nothing here is a recommendation to trade any instrument. Always do your own research. Information is accurate as of July 24, 2026.

Hyperliquid [HYPE] has extended its losses to 22% from the July peak of $73, effectively breaking a key trendline as analysts turn defensive. According to renowned crypto analyst Michael Van de Poppe, it was time to be “passive” on the altcoin.

$HYPE has lost the uptrend unfortunately, which means that I’m going to be more passive on a potential trade. Last time this occurred, price fell from €50 to €15.

Source: Michael Popple/X In other words, Poppe preferred more of a slow scaling if the pullback extends. Think of it as a daily average cost (DCA-ing) strategy where one allocates small amounts periodically to the altcoin. 

Another analyst and trader, Dylan Loomer, popularly known as Trader Mayne on X, echoed a similar stance and projected a potential 38% pullback to the monthly demand zone near $35.

No idea if we get down to the monthly demand zone, but if we do, I think buying HYPE as low as you possibly can is a good idea. $35 would be a gift, but I’ll start scaling in earlier than that.

In the first half of 2026, HYPE outperformed the market and became traders’ darling, partly fueled by the early West Asia crisis. So, what happened to its bullish catalysts in H2 2026?  

3 factors driving HYPE selling pressure First, the institutional demand from U.S Spot HYPE that fueled the explosive rally to a new all-time high in June has faded in July.

Since mid-July, the products have remained negative for the longest time since their debut. They’ve been bleeding an average of $1M per day (~20K HYPE) since the 10th of July. 

Source: Glassnode Venture firms like a16z and Multicoin Capital (who unstaked a $120M HYPE this week) further intensified institutional sell-offs. 

Are weaker buybacks hurting HYPE? Besides, trading activity has slowed down since June, cutting revenue by 3x from a weekly average of $21M to $7M. Subsequently, this has impacted the pace of HYPE buybacks by 3x, from 318K HYPE in early June to 108K tokens in late July. 

This was about 20K HYPE on a daily average, meaning the buyback program should be enough to absorb the ETF sell pressure. 

Source: Hyperscreener  It’s likely that HYPE is currently reacting to the Multicoin Capital sell-off headline story and broader market sentiment.

In fact, smart money’s net positioning was negative, with over $150M betting against its recovery. 

Source: Hyperindex Overall, traders are actively shorting the Hyperliquid [HYPE] amid declining buybacks and ETF and VC firms’ sell-off. But some analysts believe deeper corrections could offer new discounted buying opportunities. 

Final Summary HYPE has dropped 22% from $73 to $57 as analysts warn that the pullback could deepen  U.S spot HYPE ETF sell-offs have hit $1M in weekly average, while buybacks decreased by 3x, further weighing on the altcoin’s value.   

Kripto para piyasasında haftalık görünüm pozitif seyrini korurken, analistler Ethereum (ETH), XRP, Cardano (ADA), Binance Coin (BNB) ve Hyperliquid (HYPE) gibi altcoinler için önemli destek ve direnç seviyelerine dikkat çekti. Değerlendirmeye göre Ethereum ve Cardano toparlanma sinyalleri verirken, XRP yatay seyrini sürdürüyor. BNB zayıf görünümünü korurken HYPE için ise düzeltme riski öne çıkıyor.

Ethereum 2.000 dolar direncine yaklaştı Ethereum son bir haftada yaklaşık %3 yükseldi. Haziran sonundan bu yana alıcıların güç kazanmasıyla başlayan toparlanma hareketi, 1.500 dolar desteğinin korunmasının ardından hız kazandı.

Analistler, şimdi gözlerin 2.000 dolar seviyesine çevrildiğini belirtiyor. Bu seviyenin güçlü bir psikolojik direnç oluşturabileceği ve kısa vadede satış baskısını artırabileceği ifade ediliyor.

Buna karşın Ethereum’un uzun vadeli düşüş trendinden tamamen çıkabilmesi için 2.000 doların destek seviyesine dönüşmesi gerektiği vurgulanıyor.

XRP 1,20 dolar direncini aşmakta zorlanıyor XRP de haftayı yaklaşık %3 yükselişle tamamladı. Fiyatın 1 dolar desteğinin üzerinde kalması olumlu değerlendirilirken, 1,20 dolar seviyesindeki direncin henüz aşılamaması dikkat çekiyor.

Analistler, işlem hacmindeki kademeli düşüş nedeniyle XRP’nin güçlü bir kırılım gerçekleştirecek momentuma sahip olmadığını düşünüyor. Şubat ayındaki sert düşüşün ardından yatırımcı ilgisinin tam olarak geri dönmediği belirtiliyor.

Yine de fiyatın 1 dolar üzerinde kalmayı sürdürmesi, satış baskısının sınırlı kaldığını gösteren önemli bir gelişme olarak değerlendiriliyor.

Cardano yükseliş sinyali veriyor Cardano haftalık bazda yaklaşık %6 değer kazanarak incelenen altcoinler arasında en güçlü performansı gösterdi.

Analistler, fiyat grafiğinde oluşan omuz-baş-omuz dönüş formasyonunun ardından 0,15 dolar desteğinin korunmasını olumlu görüyor. Ancak kalıcı bir trend değişiminin teyit edilmesi için daha yüksek dipler ve daha yüksek zirveler oluşması gerektiği belirtiliyor.

Bu senaryoda 0,25 dolar seviyesinin aşılması kritik önem taşıyor. Ayrıca haftalık MACD göstergesinin yükseliş sinyali üretmesi, satıcıların güç kaybedebileceğine işaret ediyor.

BNB zayıf görünümünü sürdürüyor Binance Coin son bir haftada kayda değer bir yükseliş gösteremedi. Analistlere göre 580 dolar direnci aşılmadığı sürece fiyatın yatay hareketini sürdürmesi veya daha düşük seviyeleri test etmesi olası görünüyor.

Azalan işlem hacmi ve volatilite de alıcıların piyasaya yeterince güçlü dönmediğini gösteriyor. Değerlendirmede, Avrupa Birliği’ndeki son düzenlemelerin de BNB üzerindeki talebi sınırlayan faktörlerden biri olabileceği ifade edildi.

Bu nedenle analistler, olası geri çekilmelerde 500 dolar seviyesini önemli destek olarak izliyor.

HYPE için düzeltme uyarısı Hyperliquid (HYPE) ise haftayı yatay tamamlasa da son bir ayda yaklaşık %5 değer kaybetti. Analistler, fiyatın 60 doların altında kalmasının satış baskısını artırabileceğini belirtiyor.

60 dolar seviyesinin altında kalıcılık sağlanması durumunda daha geniş çaplı bir düzeltmenin başlayabileceği ifade edilirken, 56 ve 52 dolar seviyeleri önemli destek noktaları olarak öne çıkıyor.

Önümüzdeki günlerde altcoin piyasasının yönü, Bitcoin’in fiyat hareketi ve kritik direnç seviyelerinin aşılıp aşılamayacağına bağlı olacak.

Bu içerik genel piyasa verilerine dayanır ve yatırım tavsiyesi değildir. Kendi araştırmanızı yapmanızı öneririz.

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Citrini’s Perspective: Recent negative rumors surrounding NAND have been overblown. SanDisk’s low-priced long-term agreement (LTA) is a strategic choice rather than a sign of weak demand, and the firm maintains a bullish outlook on the storage sector.

Citrini analyst Jukan has responded to recent bearish NAND notes and negative rumors about QLC price negotiations circulating in the market. Accepting a price lower than the initial offer when SanDisk signed a long-term agreement (LTA) with Meta is not surprising. As the most active NAND vendor in pursuing LTAs, SanDisk plans to allocate over 50% of its total shipments to such deals. Based on this strategy, it is naturally willing to accept LTA prices lower than current quarterly contract rates, so one cannot infer that "SanDisk cannot seamlessly resell all orders to higher-bidding North American clients." Regarding the rumor that Chinese module manufacturers were rejected when promoting eSSDs to domestic cloud service providers (CSPs), Jukan explained that Chinese CSPs have direct procurement channels from Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC) rather than insufficient demand. As for the claim that hyperscale cloud vendors are pressuring down QLC eSSD prices leading to unsold volumes, he noted that new cloud vendors have enough demand to absorb these volumes. Jukan concluded that negative headlines tend to be amplified when storage stocks underperform, but the sector’s fundamentals have not seen substantial deterioration. He reaffirmed his "bullish stance on storage." Earlier, Jukan had stated that DRAM contract prices still have around 40% upside potential by the end of 2027, and HBM supply remains tight. This clarification on the NAND segment further solidifies his bullish outlook for the entire storage space.

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According to statistics from the Financial Times in partnership with Challenger, Gray & Christmas, U.S. tech industry layoffs since 2026 have accounted for more than one-third of all announced layoffs nationwide. Amazon, Oracle, Meta and Microsoft alone have cut nearly 50,000 jobs, roughly 6% of their total workforce. In sharp contrast, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Microsoft are projected to invest a combined $725 billion in AI infrastructure such as data centers this year. After laying off staff in March, Oracle’s total headcount dropped by 21,000 for the full year; this month, S&P downgraded its credit rating, citing weak cash flow and uncertain AI returns. Microsoft cut 4,800 jobs this month, mainly in its Xbox gaming division, essentially a full reset of its $75 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard three years ago. The narrative that "AI causes layoffs" is met with skepticism in academic circles. Enrico Moretti, an economics professor at the University of California, Berkeley, notes that AI-related layoffs are more of an excuse for management to correct over-hiring during the pandemic. "Claiming AI-driven efficiency gains is easier than admitting to over-hiring back then," he said. Market pricing also contradicts this narrative: within 30 trading days of announcing layoffs, companies that attributed cuts to AI saw their stock prices underperform the Nasdaq by nearly 10%, while companies laying off for other reasons lagged by only around 4%. Amazon and Microsoft have explicitly stated that AI adoption is not a decisive factor in their layoffs. In contrast to the tech giants’ non-core business contractions, AI-native startups like Anthropic and OpenAI are still rapidly expanding their workforce, driving fast growth in AI sector employment. "What is being cut is merely all other non-core business segments."

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Layer1 project Vanar will begin migrating its infrastructure to Base next Tuesday.

Layer 1 blockchain project Vanar announced that its infrastructure migration to Base will kick off next Tuesday. Users currently staking VANRY must first unstake, wait for the cooldown period to elapse before claiming their tokens. Earlier, Vanar stated that existing VANRY token holders can complete the migration at a 1:1 ratio, with their holding amounts remaining unchanged. Additionally, VANRY’s total supply will rise from 2.4 billion to 10 billion tokens, approximately 62% of which will stay locked during the migration. Once the migration is complete, staking for Vanarchain validators will be halted.

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2035年数据中心将占美国电力消耗的约20%，成为下一个AI瓶颈

U.S. data center power demand is projected to surge by 253% from 2026 levels, reaching a record 194 gigawatts by 2035 — with 1 gigawatt roughly matching the capacity of a traditional nuclear reactor. Currently, data centers consume 6% of the U.S.’s annual electricity; that share is estimated to climb to around 12% by 2030, and will account for roughly 20% of total U.S. electricity consumption by 2035. Most of the growth in U.S. power demand is concentrated in a handful of grid regions, such as the PJM Interconnection, which serves Washington, D.C. and 13 states including Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio. Power will be the next AI bottleneck.

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Citrini’s Perspective: Recent negative rumors surrounding NAND have been overblown. SanDisk’s low-priced long-term agreement (LTA) is a strategic choice rather than a sign of weak demand, and the firm maintains a bullish outlook on the storage sector.

Citrini analyst Jukan has responded to recent bearish NAND notes and negative rumors about QLC price negotiations circulating in the market. Accepting a price lower than the initial offer when SanDisk signed a long-term agreement (LTA) with Meta is not surprising. As the most active NAND vendor in pursuing LTAs, SanDisk plans to allocate over 50% of its total shipments to such deals. Based on this strategy, it is naturally willing to accept LTA prices lower than current quarterly contract rates, so one cannot infer that "SanDisk cannot seamlessly resell all orders to higher-bidding North American clients." Regarding the rumor that Chinese module manufacturers were rejected when promoting eSSDs to domestic cloud service providers (CSPs), Jukan explained that Chinese CSPs have direct procurement channels from Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC) rather than insufficient demand. As for the claim that hyperscale cloud vendors are pressuring down QLC eSSD prices leading to unsold volumes, he noted that new cloud vendors have enough demand to absorb these volumes. Jukan concluded that negative headlines tend to be amplified when storage stocks underperform, but the sector’s fundamentals have not seen substantial deterioration. He reaffirmed his "bullish stance on storage." Earlier, Jukan had stated that DRAM contract prices still have around 40% upside potential by the end of 2027, and HBM supply remains tight. This clarification on the NAND segment further solidifies his bullish outlook for the entire storage space.

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The latest draft of the CLARITY Act includes an incentive clause for white hat hackers, proposing to offer rewards to individuals who identify security vulnerabilities.

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US tech giants have cut nearly 140,000 jobs this year, with the four leading players' AI capital expenditure totaling $725 billion.

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Layer1 project Vanar will begin migrating its infrastructure to Base next Tuesday.

Layer 1 blockchain project Vanar announced that its infrastructure migration to Base will kick off next Tuesday. Users currently staking VANRY must first unstake, wait for the cooldown period to elapse before claiming their tokens. Earlier, Vanar stated that existing VANRY token holders can complete the migration at a 1:1 ratio, with their holding amounts remaining unchanged. Additionally, VANRY’s total supply will rise from 2.4 billion to 10 billion tokens, approximately 62% of which will stay locked during the migration. Once the migration is complete, staking for Vanarchain validators will be halted.

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A significant transaction involving 557,902 HYPE tokens valued at $32,898,942 was recorded within the last 24 hours, according to blockchain data platform Whale Alert.

Whale activity and HyperCore connectionWhale Alert observed that the HYPE tokens were transferred from an unidentified wallet to HyperCore, the central trading hub for the Hyperliquid blockchain. HyperCore serves as the foundational financial and trading engine of the Hyperliquid network, enabling on-chain spot and perpetual trading through native order books.

On-chain analytics service Lookonchain reported a related flow, identifying that the whale received 557,902 HYPE from FalconX and subsequently deposited the tokens into Hyperliquid for staking. This sequence suggests the transfer’s primary purpose was to stake the assets through Hyperliquid’s infrastructure.

Mini dictionary: HyperCore – The core protocol on the Hyperliquid Layer 1 blockchain designed to execute spot and perpetual trading entirely on-chain, utilizing order books to match supply and demand without centralized intermediaries.

This latest action follows a pattern of growing staking activity among large HYPE holders. Lookonchain recently tracked another whale who staked 2.93 million HYPE, valued at $172 million, using 19 wallets likely under unified control. These deposits and staking took place within a single 24-hour period, further illustrating heightened whale interest in HYPE staking opportunities.

Price movements and broader market sentimentAs of the latest figures, HYPE traded at $57.48, registering a 1.59% decrease over the past day and a 2.13% drop over the previous week. The token has now declined for four consecutive days, beginning July 21, as its recovery from July’s earlier highs faltered and it continued to set lower highs.

HYPE’s chart shows a steady drift downward since its July pullback, with the token extending its losing streak this week and failing to reverse the trend.

The subdued performance in HYPE aligns with a wider downturn in the cryptocurrency market. Many major coins have also traded lower in recent days, with sentiment remaining cautious among investors.

Market liquidations and investor impactAggregated data from CoinGlass indicates that liquidation activity has picked up, mirroring volatility across the sector. Within the past 24 hours, total liquidations reached $244 million, with long positions accounting for $215 million of the total while short positions made up $29 million. This breakdown suggests that the recent moves caught bullish traders off guard, prompting swift position closures.

Token24h Change7d ChangeCurrent Price24h LiquidationsHYPE-1.59%-2.13%$57.48–Crypto market (aggregate)N/AN/AN/A$244 millionOnly a few tokens have managed to post gains during this period, reflecting broader weakness in the altcoin market. The overall trend remains cautious, with whale activity in $HYPE standing out against the general backdrop of decline.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrencies carry high volatility and therefore risk, and should conduct their own research.

TLDR: RWA adoption accelerated as global holders rose 190.9% year over year to 1.09 million, while Ethereum surpassed $17 billion in tokenized value. Robinhood Chain recorded 11,416.2% monthly growth and passed 244,000 RWA holders, although memecoins still dominate much of its DEX volume. Hyperliquid RWA contracts generated $25.1 billion in weekly trading volume, accounting for 52% of the decentralized exchange’s total activity. Avalanche tokenized Treasuries climbed 68% to $842 million, while Solana, BNB Chain and several smaller networks also expanded their markets. RWA adoption accelerated across major blockchain networks as tokenized assets reached new records in value, holders, and trading activity. Ethereum crossed $17 billion in tokenized real-world asset value, while Solana reached an all-time high of $3.4 billion. The number of RWA holders rose 190.9% year over year, increasing from 375,000 to 1.09 million. 

Tokenized stocks also recorded $9 billion in monthly transfer volume during June. Robinhood Chain posted the fastest monthly growth, while Avalanche expanded its tokenized Treasury market. 

RWA Adoption Drives Record Growth Across Major Blockchains Robinhood Chain led monthly network growth after its tokenized asset value increased 11,416.2% to $323.7 million. The network also passed 244,000 RWA holders, showing rapid demand for blockchain-based versions of traditional assets. Its growth followed an early period dominated by memecoins and stablecoins rather than tokenized equities.

RWA week in numbers 🐘

→ RWA holders up 190.9% YoY, from 375K to 1.09M

→ Ethereum crosses $17B in tokenized RWA value, still the largest chain by a wide margin

→ Solana hits a new all time high of $3.4B in tokenized RWA value

→ Tokenized stocks hit a $9B all time high in…

— RWA Foundation (@RWAFoundation_) July 24, 2026

Activity has since moved closer to Robinhood’s original tokenization strategy. Real-world assets now carry an active market value near $70 million, according to DefiLlama. Tokenized GameStop shares generated $26.6 million in daily volume. Nvidia reached $14 million, while SpaceX recorded $6.4 million. Twelve tokenized stocks now clear more than $500,000 daily.

Robinhood Chain still records much larger total decentralized exchange activity. Daily DEX volume has exceeded $600 million, while tokenized stocks generate about $55 million. Memecoins remain prominent across trending markets, and stablecoins still represent the network’s largest asset category. Even so, RWA adoption is gaining measurable market share.

Ethereum remains the leading blockchain for tokenized assets, with more than $17 billion in onchain value. It also controls 62.2% of the tokenized ETF market, which reached a record capitalization of $526.4 million. Solana’s tokenized RWA value climbed to a record $3.4 billion, extending competition among high-throughput networks.

Avalanche also recorded broad growth. Its total RWA market increased 22.6% to $2.5 billion. Tokenized US Treasuries rose 68% in 30 days to $842 million. BNB Chain gained 16.5% to $9.2 billion. Cardano, Tempo, Monad, Plume, Sonic, Fraxtal, and TON also posted monthly increases.

RWA Adoption Reshapes Trading Demand on Hyperliquid RWA adoption is also changing activity on decentralized derivatives platforms. Real-world asset markets became Hyperliquid’s largest trading category for the first time. RWA-linked contracts generated $25.1 billion in volume from July 13 through July 19. That represented 52% of the platform’s $48.2 billion weekly total.

Source: X Tokenized stocks, indexes, and commodities attracted more volume than all other categories combined. Individual equities represented 61% of RWA trading volume. That shift shows traders are using decentralized infrastructure beyond crypto-native tokens. The assets include links to public companies, traditional finance, and global markets.

The broader market also recorded strong product-level expansion. Onre Finance increased distributed value by 21% to $234 million, while ONYC holders rose 10% to 7,382. Chainlink CCIP distributed $400 million during the month, up 69%, highlighting rising demand for cross-chain settlement and asset movement.

RWA.xyz added several products during the week, including Mobilization Advance Program One from Hashfire. New Midas listings included Fasanara Global Open, Hyperithm BTC, mAPOLLO, and mHYPER. These additions broaden the range of tokenized credit, digital asset, and investment products available through onchain markets.

ARK Invest Digital Assets Research Director Lorenzo Valente described the shift as a new phase for decentralized finance. Circle co-founder Jeremy Allaire also framed tokenized assets as a structural market change. Continued RWA adoption will depend on liquidity, regulation, custody standards, and sustained demand from institutions and retail users. Custody standards remain uneven.

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XRP has returned to a critical psychological threshold near $1, following repeated failures to break above key resistance levels. Recent price action shows that the ascending short-term support that held throughout much of July is under significant pressure, with XRP dropping below its short-term moving averages and showing signs of continued weakness.

XRP struggles as crucial support weakensAnalysts noted that XRP, the digital asset developed by Ripple, recently attempted a recovery toward its 50-day exponential moving average (EMA) but faced a swift rejection. The price continues to trade below the 26-, 50-, and 100-day moving averages, while the 200-day moving average remains higher at $1.43, reinforcing a prevailing bearish trend. The current narrowing of the trading range raises concerns among market participants.

While XRP has formed lower highs and relies on a slowly ascending support line, this structure is often associated with sharp breakouts. With buyers struggling to reclaim resistance between $1.11 and $1.12, the likelihood of further downside persists. Volume analysis indicates buyers have been hesitant, with trading activity remaining subdued even during rebound attempts.

Market observers identified that XRP’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) has drifted near 48, sitting in a neutral zone that historically permits movement in either direction, although the declining price trend combined with the neutral RSI suggests momentum may be waning rather than building.

For bullish sentiment to return, the RSI would need to climb above 50 with a concurrent rise in trading volume. The $1 mark remains a vital level and, after several tests, the resilience of this psychological support appears to be fading. A daily close below $1 could trigger a wave of stop-loss orders, potentially accelerating a drop toward the next support at $0.95.

To reverse current bearish trends, bulls must maintain the rising support line and push above key moving averages clustered between $1.11 and $1.15. Without a clear recovery, analysts warn that XRP is at one of its most pivotal technical moments in recent months.

Support/ResistancePrice levelTechnical SignalMajor resistance$1.11–$1.12Short-term rejectionPsychological support$1.00Repeated testsNext support$0.95Stop-loss trigger200-day moving average$1.43Bears in controlZcash holds its ground above key moving averagesZcash (ZEC), a privacy-focused cryptocurrency launched in 2016, is currently trading above all major moving averages, with the 50-day EMA at $476 and significant longer-term supports—the 100-day and 200-day moving averages—at $460 and $408, respectively. Despite recent pullbacks, this alignment points to a longer-term bullish bias as long as prices stay above these levels.

The $500 zone has emerged as both a technical pivot and an important psychological level. After a sharp rally in May and July, Zcash has experienced a period of consolidation, allowing the market to absorb profit-taking. Trading volumes have dropped, indicating a lack of panic selling, while momentum indicators point to a cooling phase rather than a full reversal.

The Relative Strength Index for ZEC, now near 49, suggests the asset has moved out of overbought territory. If buyers can defend the $500 support, attention turns first to the recent swing high at $580 and then to the significant resistance between $650 and $680.

Hyperliquid tests pivotal support zoneHyperliquid (HYPE) is nearing one of its most important support areas since its notable rally earlier this year. The asset has pulled back toward its 100-day moving average at $57 after reaching highs above $75, with fresh buying interest emerging at these levels. Should this support hold, a move back to $70 remains possible.

Despite recent corrections that erased much of HYPE’s July gains, the overall upward structure remains intact. The 100-day moving average is providing dynamic support, and the token continues to trade above its 200-day moving average near $50.

Market participants are closely monitoring the $57 zone, as it aligns with previous breakout levels and could serve as a base for renewed advances. Today’s trading patterns indicate ongoing defense of this threshold, while the RSI has reset to the low 40s, signaling that the excesses from the past rally have largely abated.

For HYPE bulls, the next challenge lies in overcoming short- and medium-term resistances at $63–$65. A clear move above this range would likely rekindle buying momentum and refocus attention on the $70 level, followed by previous highs between $75 and $76. However, a loss of support at $57 could point toward a more significant downtrend, with strong longer-term support found at the 200-day moving average near $50.

If buyers continue to defend current levels, HYPE is well-positioned for a recovery, with technical indicators supporting the possibility of a rebound toward $70 in the near term.

For now, the dominant chart structure and restored momentum suggest the correction phase may be nearing its end as buyers regroup at major support.

Mini dictionary: Hyperliquid (HYPE), an emerging digital asset, has attracted attention for its rapid price movements and growing on-chain trading activity. Its technical performance is often monitored using moving averages and relative strength indicators to gauge market sentiment and potential turning points.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrencies carry high volatility and therefore risk, and should conduct their own research.

In brief Real-world assets (RWAs)—tokenized versions of traditional financial instruments like company stocks, crude oil, and market indices traded as blockchain contracts—accounted for 54% of Hyperliquid's weekly trading volume during July 13–19, the first time non-crypto assets have dominated the exchange. ARK Invest's director of digital assets research Lorenzo Valente said Hyperliquid's $26 billion in RWA trading last week surpassed the combined crypto perpetual volume of every other decentralized exchange on earth. South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix—a direct rival to Samsung in AI memory production—drove most of the interest on Hyperliquid's third-party market platform. For the first time, traders on Hyperliquid moved more money through stocks and commodities than through crypto. Lorenzo Valente, director of digital assets research at ARK Invest, announced the milestone Thursday on X: "We are entering a new era for DeFi." Hyperliquid, he said, had for the first time generated more trading volume from so-called real-world assets, or RWAs, than from crypto in a single week.

RWAs—meaning tokenized versions of traditional financial instruments like company shares, crude oil, or the S&P 500, converted into blockchain-based contracts that traders can buy and sell around the clock—totaled $25.1 billion during July 13–19, or 52% of Hyperliquid's $48.2 billion in weekly volume, per Blockworks data. Valente put the latest running figure at $26 billion and 54%.

The context makes that number land harder. Total perpetual DEX volume across the industry last week was $79 billion. Hyperliquid processed $50 billion of it. The $26 billion in RWA trading alone—just the stock bets, the oil contracts, the index plays—was larger than the combined crypto perpetual volume of every other decentralized exchange on the market.

How stocks ended up on a crypto exchangeThe mechanism behind this is HIP-3, a framework Hyperliquid launched in October 2025 that lets outside teams build their own perpetual markets—contracts that track an asset's price with no expiry date, letting traders bet on it going up or down with borrowed money—using Hyperliquid's existing infrastructure. Builders stake 500,000 HYPE tokens, currently worth roughly $30 million, to access the system.

We are entering a new era for DeFi.

For the first time ever, @HyperliquidX generated more volume from RWAs than crypto in a single week. RWAs accounted for 54% of total trading volume.

An even more interesting trend: since June, single stocks have overtaken indices and… pic.twitter.com/INbfCwc5pJ

— Lorenzo Valente (@LorenzoARK) July 23, 2026

Since June, individual stocks have overtaken indices and commodities inside HIP-3, with single-stock perpetuals now making up 61% of all RWA trading. The HIP-3 platform has already hosted pre-IPO markets for SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI. "RWAs accounted for 54% of total trading volume," Valente noted.

The most-traded stock is SK Hynix, the South Korean memory chipmaker that competes with Samsung in supplying DRAM and high-bandwidth memory for AI systems.

ARK's interest in Hyperliquid goes back further. In September 2025, CEO Cathie Wood told the Master Investor podcast that the platform "reminds me of Solana in the earlier days," adding that Solana had proven its worth and earned its place with the biggest names in crypto. She called Hyperliquid "the new kid on the block," and ARK has not confirmed any position since.

Now one of ARK's own analysts is raising a harder question for the whole industry. "I'm no longer convinced RWA trading will naturally aggregate on the same venue as crypto," Valente wrote, predicting that dedicated category leaders may emerge within RWA—and that a platform's grip on Bitcoin and Ethereum flow may prove "far less important than many people assume."

Traders still focused only on crypto tokens, he added, "are focusing on the wrong market."

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Perpetual decentralized exchange (DEX) Hyperliquid’s weekly trading volume in tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) exceeded that of all other asset categories combined for the first time.

RWAs generated $25.1 billion in trading volume from July 13 to July 19, accounting for 52% of Hyperliquid’s total weekly volume of $48.2 billion, according to Blockworks data.

“Hyperliquid’s RWA market alone was larger than the combined crypto perpetual volume of every other DEX,” wrote ARK Invest’s research director for digital assets, Lorenzo Valente, in a Thursday X post.

The milestone reflects growing demand for tokenized assets on Hyperliquid. Over the past month, RWA holders grew by 32% to 1.25 million users, while the total value of tokenized RWAs rose by 3.5% to $36.7 billion, according to data aggregator RWA.xyz.

Hyperliquid generated $7.6 million in revenue over the past week, according to DefiLlama. The perp DEX ranked third among crypto applications by weekly revenue, behind stablecoin issuers Tether and Circle, which generated $112 million and $45 million, respectively.

Hyperliquid: Perpetual Futures Volume, 2-year chart. Source: Blockworks

Major “structural shift” for crypto markets: Circle co-founderCrypto-native firms and traditional financial institutions have expanded tokenized asset offerings as they bring more financial assets onto blockchain networks. In March, the NYSE partnered with tokenization platform Securitize to develop blockchain-based stock trading infrastructure with 24/7 trading and settlement.

Circle co-founder and CEO Jeremy Allaire said growing RWA trading on Hyperliquid marks a “major structural shift” in crypto markets, moving “away from speculating on endogenous digital commodities,” in a Friday X post.

Earlier in July, Pantera Capital said perpetual futures could become a dominant trading instrument beyond crypto, as perps offer structural advantages over traditional derivatives, including 24/7 trading, no contract expiries, simpler position management and continuous price discovery.

Hyperliquid’s growth has drawn attention from Wall Street institutions, including NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), whose CEO, Jeffrey Sprecher, urged regulators to create a “level playing field” for launching 24/7 onchain perpetual futures contracts.

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