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Grayscale said prospects for the bipartisan U.S. crypto market structure bill known as the CLARITY Act passing this year have dimmed, although room for consensus remains, citing the Senate calendar and the political backdrop ahead of the midterm elections. The firm said a failure to pass the bill this year would be unlikely to have an immediate major impact on Bitcoin demand, core blockchain operations, or growth in stablecoin payments. Grayscale added that regulators including the U.S. SEC could partly fill the institutional gap by introducing additional rules for digital assets, including tokenized securities. At the same time, it warned that if the broader regulatory framework envisioned by the CLARITY Act does not materialize, including rules for token issuance and fundraising, support for tokenized securities markets, and oversight of digital asset brokers, new investment and startup activity could shift to overseas markets with more favorable regulatory environments.

Johann Kerbrat, head of Robinhood Crypto, said in an interview with Decrypt that Robinhood Chain is aiming to become a financial hub supporting both traditional financial products such as tokenized stocks and derivatives and meme coins. Kerbrat said meme coins are an important part of the crypto market, helping attract liquidity and user interest to new chains, and added they could be particularly useful in drawing in DeFi users who are difficult to move. Robinhood Chain has recorded about $800 million in total value locked and 200 million cumulative transactions a little more than a month after launch. Kerbrat emphasized the goal is not to take users from existing blockchains but to bring tens of millions of people who have never used crypto on-chain.

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said in an interview with CoinDesk that trillions of dollars in institutional capital could flow into Bitcoin over the next decade or longer. Hougan said financial institutions worldwide manage between $100 trillion and $200 trillion in assets, and if just 1% of that were allocated to Bitcoin, inflows could reach $1 trillion to $2 trillion. He said financial advisers and family offices would lead the initial wave, followed later by pension funds, insurers, sovereign wealth funds and central banks. Based on those institutional inflows and an expanding store-of-value market, Hougan said BTC could reach $1.3 million by 2035. He added that while the crypto market grew from zero to $2 trillion on the back of retail investors, growth to a $20 trillion market would need to be led by institutional capital.

Nansen founder and CEO Alex Svanevik said in an interview with Cointelegraph he personally does not expect Bitcoin to fall below $60,000 again, adding that prices under $60,000 are now in the past and current levels could mark the bottom of this cycle. Svanevik said the view is based on Bitcoin’s growing role as a hedge against expanded central bank money issuance, adding that BTC could find long-term support as global liquidity growth is unlikely to end anytime soon. Still, some in the market expect further downside. Veteran crypto investor Michael Terpin said BTC could fall into the $40,000 range, down about 66% from its all-time high of $126,100 reached in October 2025.

Galaxy Research Vice President Lucas Tcheyan said Ethereum and Solana are both reviewing whether token rewards paid to maintain network security are at appropriate levels and whether future token issuance needs to be adjusted. Tcheyan said the discussions remain in a reassessment phase and no specific decisions have been made. He added that a slower token issuance pace could reduce newly entering market supply and support supply-demand dynamics, while maintaining or increasing the current pace could keep supply pressure in place. As network participants reexamine the balance between security costs and token value, Tcheyan said the long-term supply outlook for ETH and SOL could also change.

T. Rowe Price digital assets head Blue Macellari said the firm included memecoins in its active crypto ETF, TKNZ, because excluding them solely on principle would undermine the purpose of active management. Macellari said memecoins that have survived for years and remain among the top assets by market capitalization should be evaluated individually for investment merit and momentum, and added that investors should not be shut out of opportunities simply because an asset is labeled a memecoin. TKNZ currently allocates about 60% of its portfolio to BTC and ETH, while Dogecoin accounts for 1.26% among its memecoin holdings. T. Rowe Price adjusts allocations across five to 15 cryptocurrencies flexibly based on market conditions and risk.

BitMart founder Sheldon said on X that he has not disappeared and that the core team is conducting asset reviews and consolidation, along with system maintenance, after operations were suspended and controversy spread over delayed user withdrawals and unpaid staff wages. Sheldon said the goal is to complete an orderly business shutdown and asked users to wait for further notice. Sheldon also denied allegations that funds were withdrawn ahead of users or that assets were misappropriated before fleeing, adding that the company is considering involving a court and a third-party auditor to disclose its asset status transparently.

Crypto market maker GSR said in a recent report that most decentralized autonomous organizations hold about 70% of their assets in self-issued tokens, a structure that could quickly weaken financial health during market downturns. GSR said a drop in a DAO’s native token price can reduce the value of treasury holdings while also dampening protocol revenue and market activity, creating a negative cycle that increases financial strain. The firm added that projects often move to hedge only after token prices have already fallen, which can raise hedging costs as volatility climbs. It suggested separating operating funds from long-term token holdings and using tools such as options to prepare for price declines. GSR added that broader adoption of such treasury changes could help ease selling pressure in the market over the medium to long term.

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1 billion in net inflows last week, the biggest weekly inflow since April, Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said on X. Balchunas said some ETFs, including BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC, posted daily net inflows after the Coldcard hack. He added it was hard to rule out the possibility that concerns over direct custody after the cold-storage hack boosted demand for ETFs. Balchunas also said it would be ironic if what he described as the worst-case scenario of a Bitcoin cold-storage hack ends up marking the start of the next bull market.

Strategy founder Michael Saylor said on X that BIP-110 has effectively failed to gain broad backing, with only 2.6% of miners supporting it. Saylor said nodes backing BIP-110 would reject blocks without support signals once block height 961,632 is reached. But with most miners not participating, the Bitcoin network is expected to continue operating normally, while BIP-110 is likely to stall or remain on a separate chain with little influence, he said. Saylor added that Bitcoin is working as designed. BIP-110 is a proposed temporary soft fork aimed at limiting non-payment data that can be inserted into Bitcoin transactions, reducing the use of inscriptions and Runes, and lowering the burden on nodes.

IMF First Deputy Managing Director Dan Katz said local-currency stablecoins issued to reduce reliance on dollar stablecoins could instead broaden their use, Cointelegraph reported. In a speech at the University of Cape Town, Katz explained that if local-currency and dollar-based stablecoins circulate on the same blockchain infrastructure, they can be easily exchanged through DEXs, liquidity pools, and P2P transactions. In that case, foreign-exchange activity could shift on-chain without going through banks or money changers, increasing access to dollar stablecoins. Katz added that in countries where access to dollars is limited, such changes could boost demand for foreign currency, and stressed that regulators should bring stablecoin deposits, withdrawals, and on-chain foreign-exchange routes into the regulatory fold.

Rarible launches Solana NFT marketplace Rarible has officially rolled out support for the Solana network, allowing users to explore, mint and trade Solana-based NFTs on its marketplace, The Defiant reported. Claynosaurz is the first supported collection. Rarible added Solana to its list of supported networks after Ethereum, MegaETH and Base, and also launched Solana-specific Explore, Mint and Gacha pages. The company added it plans to support more NFT collections in the Solana ecosystem over the coming weeks.

Blockchain security firm REKT said 276 cryptocurrency hacking incidents have occurred so far in 2026, with total losses reaching about $1.2 billion. REKT added that the recent Coldcard hack accounted for about 10% of this year’s total losses in just a few days.

U.S. Senate Republican Leader John Thune has begun procedural steps to bring the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, to the Senate floor, CoinDesk reported. Thune filed for cloture on a motion to proceed to floor consideration of the bill, clearing the way for the Senate to hold its first procedural vote shortly after returning in September, according to CoinDesk. Cloture requires 60 votes in the 100-seat Senate, meaning Republicans need support from at least 10 Democratic senators. If approved, the chamber can move to full debate on the bill and subsequent steps toward a final vote. CoinDesk said the two parties remain divided over anti-illicit finance provisions, stablecoin compensation, and limits on crypto business involvement by senior public officials, including President Donald Trump. As a result, the bill was not taken up before the August recess. CoinDesk added that progress in negotiations during the recess could allow action on the bill in September, while failure to reach an agreement could make passage this year difficult.

Physical crimes directly targeting cryptocurrency holders are rising sharply, with $30 million in crypto stolen globally through violent attacks in the first half of 2026, according to a recent Chainalysis report. The figure covers only cases in which forced transfers of stolen assets were successfully completed. Chainalysis found the actual scale of losses was likely larger when including attempted crimes and ransom demands. The report also said incidents involving the abduction or intimidation of family members or acquaintances, rather than direct attacks on holders themselves, accounted for around 25% to 30% of the total. Investigative authorities are actively using on-chain analysis techniques in response.

Stablecoins have continued to flow out of the crypto market over the past month, which should not be seen as a signal that a bull market is beginning, according to Jiang Zhuoer, founder of mining pool BTC.top, who has Chinese roots. Jiang said USDT’s market capitalization fell to $183.1 billion from $184.2 billion, while USDC’s market capitalization declined to $72.15 billion from $73.28 billion. Jiang added Bitcoin could rise to between $68,000 and $70,000 and liquidate accumulated short positions, but the downtrend would likely resume afterward.

StonkBrokers, an NFT project tied to stock-token rewards, saw its floor price top 9.2 ETH after rising more than 20% over the past 24 hours. Cumulative trading volume reached 1,734 ETH. Built on the ERC-721 standard, the project says each NFT includes stock tokens at issuance and can generate real stock-token rewards based on trading fees. Users can activate NFTs with the STONKBROKER token, with higher activation levels increasing the weighting for stock-token rewards.

According to CoinGlass data, if BTC breaks above $65,763, about $202.63 million in short positions would be liquidated across major centralized exchanges. If BTC falls below $64,316, about $161.23 million in long positions would be liquidated.

Bitcoin has nearly recovered the average cost basis of short-term holders, defined as wallets holding BTC for less than 155 days, on-chain analyst AxelAdlerJr said. BTC is currently trading around $64,952, about 3.8% below the short-term holder realized price of $67,523, and has repeatedly attempted to reclaim that level only to fall back below it on 279 of the past 284 days, Adler added. In the current range, short-term holders could also sell at around break-even, potentially adding selling pressure to the market.

BTC perp long/short ratios on top exchanges by open interest The following are the 24-hour long/short ratios for BTC perpetual futures on the world’s three largest crypto futures exchanges by open interest: Overall: 51.43% long, 48.57% short - Binance: 52.52% long, 47.48% short - OKX: 51.02% long, 48.98% short - Bybit: 53.36% long, 46.64% short

The European Union is moving to review MiCA to allow non-EU stablecoin issuers into the market and accommodate emerging technologies such as tokenized payments, Bitcoin.com reported. The EU recently finalized revisions to MiCA after gathering feedback, with the aim of addressing issues facing non-EU stablecoin issuers such as Tether that were unable to secure licenses under existing requirements and broadening choices for European users. U.S. stablecoin legislation known as GENIUS and related policies under the Trump administration also influenced the move, while major institutions including the European Central Bank said revising the law had become unavoidable.

Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin miner Bitdeer (BTDR) said on its official X account it mined 270.5 BTC this week and sold the entire amount. Bitdeer has maintained a "zero BTC treasury" strategy since February, under which it has sold all mined Bitcoin. The company reduced its Bitcoin holdings to zero as of Feb. 20 and has continued to immediately convert newly mined BTC into cash.

XRPL has unveiled a major upgrade including Confidential Transfers, a privacy feature for institutional users, CoinDesk reported. The upgrade includes zero-knowledge-proof-based amount encryption as well as batch processing and permission controls tailored to institutional demand. The proposal requires approval from more than 80% of validator nodes before final activation. Aviva and Ondo Finance have issued real-world asset tokens on XRPL.

Nasdaq-listed cloud mining platform BitFuFu (FUFU) said it mined a total of 112 BTC in July. As of the end of July, its Bitcoin holdings stood at 1,314 BTC, down 357 BTC from the end of May.