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Santiment, a cryptocurrency market analysis platform, has provided a detailed look at the current state of Bitcoin ($BTC) and altcoins in its latest weekly report. Analysts assessing the current direction of the market have drawn attention to the capitulation process experienced by individual investors, as well as the accumulation strategies of large-scale wallets. According to

Global gold exchange-traded funds returned to net buying in July after investors withdrew money broadly during May and June. The funds attracted $3 billion globally, marking their strongest monthly intake since April and reversing the recent selling cycle. Their physical holdings increased by 23 tonnes in one month, while total assets under management rose 1%

Traditional finance is moving bonds, funds and collateral onto blockchain networks as real-world asset adoption accelerates. RWA deposits reached $7.4 billion in Q2 2026, more than triple their year-earlier level despite a wider DeFi contraction. Beyond deposits, CoinShares and Token Terminal said distributed tokenized funds, stocks and commodities had surpassed $40 billion by Q1 2026.

Bitcoin [$BTC] traded within a narrow $62,000 to $65,000 range over the past week. On-chain data pointed to a possible recovery setup. However, longer-term Spot Flows still showed that sellers retained influence. Is Bitcoin finding a bottom? Supply in Profit tracks the share of Bitcoin’s circulating supply held at a profit. At press time, roughly

Addresses with balances between 10 and 10,000 $BTC added over 20,000 Bitcoin units while the price fluctuated between $63,000 and $65,000. Micro-holder wallets recorded the fastest liquidation rate registered since December 2024. Network activity reached a three-month peak with 712,000 active addresses in seven days and 61,800 transactions over $100,000. During the first week of

Bitcoin holders stand to lose real $BTC this weekend by trying to sell coins from a fork that may not even be worth anything. Here is how it goes. Bitcoin may split into two chains in the next few days. If it does, everyone who holds bitcoin ends up holding the same balance twice, once

Firmus, a former Bitcoin mining company that has repositioned itself as an AI infrastructure provider, has secured $2 billion in new equity funding, lifting its post-money valuation above $10.5 billion as it expands AI factory projects across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. According to Firmus, the strategic equity round received full investment commitments from existing

World’s most popular game Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) is now reaching the crypto market. A tokenized version of Take-Two Interactive (TTWO), the publisher behind GTA 6, has officially launched on the Solana blockchain. The move allows crypto investors to buy and trade the company’s stock directly through blockchain wallets. Tokenized Take Two Stock

Gold has rallied 28% over the past year from $3,400 to $4,330, outperforming digital rival $BTC by over 70 percentage points. Over the same time period, $BTC has suffered an embarrassing 44% decline from $117,000 to $65,000. In fact, across the past three years, owning so-called “digital gold” instead of the real thing would have

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