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BNB Chain's rapid RWA holder growth highlights its competitive edge in tokenized asset adoption, potentially reshaping blockchain finance dynamics. BNB Chain reports 124K increase in RWA holders in 72 hours.

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Investors are closely watching this week's key macro events. Could this week set the stage for the worst crypto liquidations of this cycle?

 

Bitcoin edged higher on Tuesday, though analysts cautioned the move remains a corrective bounce within a broader bear market rather than a confirmed trend reversal. A Bounce, Not a Reversal The overall market structure remains bearish, according to chart analysts tracking the token.

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President Trump is reportedly set to meet with top crypto executives at the White House this week, arriving at a moment when the CLARITY Act remains stuck in the Senate and its odds of passing this year keep shrinking.

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Here's the strange part nobody's really talking about. As XRP hovers near $1 and retail investors head for the exits, the actual plumbing that could make the token useful at scale is already built, funded, and sitting one signature away from switching on.

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According to a report from a leading on-chain analytics platform, a second early bull signal has appeared on Bitcoin.

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Cardano price dropped 1.03% to $0.175 following the unveiling of Cardano's planned two-stage Dijkstra upgrade for 2026. Bitcoin price was trading above $64,000, and Ethereum was holding above $1,900.

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The company has more than 250,000 customers, but it has not disclosed how many were affected.

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Strategy Inc.'s shift to liquidity and equity focus may influence corporate treasury strategies, impacting Bitcoin's market dynamics and adoption. Michael Saylor pauses Bitcoin accumulation as Strategy shifts focus to liquidity and preferred equity.

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Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of $389.7 million during the week of August 10–14, reversing the inflow cycle that had characterized the preceding days. Fidelity‘s FBTC fund led the outflows with $153.2 million in withdrawals, followed by Grayscale‘s GBTC with $88.3 million and BlackRock‘s IBIT with $78.9 million. ARK 21Shares‘ ARKB shed another $70.3 million.

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Bitcoin Cash has plenty going on under the hood, but the BCH price is not exactly impressed. Over the past few days, the Bitcoin Cash community has highlighted technical upgrades, wallet security work, smart contracts infrastructure and post quantum research. The market, meanwhile, appears more interested in pushing price toward lower support.

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HIVE's revenue growth highlights the increasing significance of digital currency and AI sectors, potentially reshaping tech investment trends. HIVE Digital Technologies reports $79.1M in Q1 fiscal 2027 revenue as Bitcoin mining and AI segments surge.

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The US private credit market, valued at over $2 trillion, is flashing stress signals not seen since 2017, raising the question of what deteriorating loans could mean for Bitcoin.

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CleanSpark is up 6.4% year to date, while BitFuFu and Canaan have fallen more than 50% and 70%, respectively.

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Bitcoin broke above $64,000 on Monday as Al Arabiya reported a US-Iran truce extension. The chart says the rally started long before the headline.

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Strive Inc. scooped up 79 bitcoin for roughly $5 million, pushing its corporate treasury to 20,246 BTC as of Aug. 14. The Dallas-based public asset manager accumulated the bitcoin (BTC) between Aug. 10 and Aug. 14 at an average cost of roughly $63,231 per coin, including fees and expenses.

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Bitcoin continues trading within a narrow price range, but two of its largest corporate holders are standing firm without hesitation. Simon Gerovich, CEO of Metaplanet, and Michael Saylor, executive chairman of Strategy, publicly reinforced their argument that the 21 million BTC supply cap surpasses any unlimited monetary issuance regime, regardless of what the price does this week.

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Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) hit $64,000 on Monday as sell pressure shows early signs of easing, though weak spot liquidity and ETF outflows keep conviction limited, according to Glassnode. What Glassnode's Weekly Pulse Report Found Glassnode analyst Chris Beamish wrote in the firm's Week 34 Market Pulse report that Bitcoin remains firmly range-bound after slipping from the $65,000 area over the past week.

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Crypto market update August 17: Ethereum reclaims $1,900 while HYPE and PUMP rally despite weak sentiment and rising derivatives activity.

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The Ethereum Foundation launched Platåberget, a public testnet that allows developers to test the upcoming Glamsterdam upgrade before its mainnet deployment The testnet went live on August 17 and will execute the Glamsterdam fork on August 20, simulating a transition on an active chain.

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The local Bitcoin shortage on trading platforms, recorded since the beginning of the summer, has officially ended. According to new on-chain metrics from analytics platform Santiment, investors returned 84% of the previously withdrawn coins to liquid exchange wallets during the first three weeks of August, coinciding with the asset's price consolidating tightly and consistently at around $63,500.

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Michael Saylor's Strategy raised roughly $333.7 million last week. It bought zero Bitcoin.

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The queue mixes feature proposals, bugs and release administration, so the count alone does not identify what could delay October.

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BNB crypto saw a 75% daily trading volume surge but upward momentum has slowed down at the $617 resistance level.

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Solana's resilience highlights the importance of robust infrastructure in retaining traders, as new chains face challenges sustaining initial hype. Onchain data shows Solana remains dominant amid memecoin trader shifts.