Iran’s IRGC says the Strait of Hormuz remains closed without its permission after Tehran tied reopening to U.S. sanctions relief and other ceasefire terms. Oil-driven inflation and higher-rate risk continue to weigh on Bitcoin.
NET hit $2,000 for the first time after recovering from an earlier 50% drop. A Uniswap v4 pool had little NET left during the move.
TJR returned from near zero to a $40 million market cap after @_TJRTrades resumed promoting it and called for $100 million. The same promoter had previously abandoned the token after promising content and airdrops.
Quotrons climbed from a roughly $900 floor to about $9,000 as xStock pools on Ink generated fees for holders. Those rewards remain undistributed until migration.
The Senate is set to hold a September 15 cloture vote on the CLARITY Act, with 60 votes needed to open debate. The bill would still need a later floor vote before passage.
Basecat launched on Base under contract 0xb2000000000000000000004c27f6523082f41d01. Base and Base App accounts followed or shared the memecoin, but neither confirmed an official link.
PONS pushed its market cap to $400 million after briefly pulling back into the $210 million to $250 million range.
Investors pulled a net $389.7 million from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs from August 10 to 14, the largest weekly outflow in six weeks. Fidelity’s FBTC accounted for $153 million.
Robinhood Chain reached a record 375,000 active addresses as DEX volume rose to $361 million and launchpad volume rebounded to $212 million. Uniswap controls 97% of the chain’s DEX liquidity.
The yen weakened back near 160 per dollar after Japan spent $96.5 billion defending it with U.S. participation. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that disorderly yen moves could force carry trades to unwind, raising volatility across crypto and stocks.
Bitcoin fell to $76,877 after Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech lifted September rate-hike odds above 50%. It has since reclaimed $79,000, but $82,000 to $83,000 remains resistance and Friday’s hike probability closed at 58%.
Standard Reserve plans to raise STANDARD issuance when ETH flows in and cut issuance when flows stall. It directs 70% of fees to gold reserves during inflows and to STANDARD buybacks when flows turn non-positive; the token is not live.
Pump.fun paid about $700,000 to 50 accounts for promoting mostly tiny tokens. Some recipients bought, posted and sold within minutes, before followers could react.
Solana processed a record 4.2 billion transactions in July, up 13.5% from June and about 91% from December 2025.
Low Quality Cats revealed the art and traits for its NFT collection. Holders began checking rarity and trading the newly revealed pieces.
Circle became Chelsea FC’s principal and front-of-shirt partner for the 2026-27 season. USDC will appear on the men’s, women’s and academy shirts.
CATE recovered to a $35 million market cap after two steep selloffs and added 1,590 holders in 21 hours.
Fomo captured 46% of daily spot volume across Solana trading platforms, passing Axiom as its share fell below 30%. Axiom had controlled more than half the market before Fomo’s rise.
Sberbank plans to accept BTC, ETH and USDT as loan collateral. The rollout depends on Russia's new regulatory framework, with ETH and USDT requiring Bank of Russia approval.
NAIVES lets users explore an artist’s algorithm and list outputs on its Seed Marketplace without owning a mint pass. Users can also browse other people’s outputs.
The Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index rose from 68 to 69 and stayed in greed as Bitcoin traded at $78,206. A broader crypto gauge stood at 76.
TradeXYZ allocated about $3.4 million, or 12% of perpetual-fee revenue, to buy roughly 59,000 HYPE through time-weighted orders. It also plans to let HIP-3 markets set fees from a 90% discount to three times the standard rate.
SOL moved back above $100 and broke out of an eight-month range, with $110 still ahead. The token was also outperforming other major crypto assets.
BONER’s rally pulled 81% of tokenized HIMS supply into its liquidity pool. Onchain HIMS then traded 37% above the closing share price as weekend liquidity dried up.
Cronos halted after an attacker inflated TONIC roughly 100-fold and borrowed about $75 million from Tectonic. Only about $6 million reached Ethereum before the halt, and Crypto.com said its app and exchange were not hit.