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Sui is integrating two NIST-standardized post-quantum signature schemes designed to protect user accounts and high-value vaults from future quantum-computing threats without forcing users to move assets or replace their existing recovery phrases.
For roughly three months, XRP/USD traded sideways within the 1.1718–1.0253 range, corresponding to the Murrey [4/8]–[1/8] levels. Since mid-July, however, the pair has resumed its decline amid uncertainty surrounding delayed Senate consideration of the CLARITY Act. The legislation is intended to establish a broader US regulatory framework for digital assets, but it does not specifically classify XRP as a non-security. XRP's legal treatment remains tied to the Ripple case, in which the court did not find XRP itself to be inherently a security, while certain institutional sales were treated as investment contracts.
BTC/USD rebounded last week and is now trading near its monthly highs around 65,400.00 as risk appetite improved amid renewed hopes for progress toward a US-Iran agreement and softer expectations for further Federal Reserve tightening.
Europe’s MiCA transition is creating confusion for customers of unauthorised crypto platforms — and scammers are already taking advantage of it. Regulators have reported cases in which criminals posed as financial watchdogs or legitimate crypto providers and used fake websites to persuade investors to transfer their assets to wallets controlled by fraudsters.
SOL/USD has been trending lower since last month. However, the pair has recently recovered part of its losses and is now trading near the middle Bollinger Band at 75.00, the Murrey [4/8] level. Overall, the chart resembles a Symmetrical Triangle pattern, which could break in either direction. If the price consolidates below the lower Bollinger Band at 71.88, the Murrey [3/8] level, the decline may continue toward 62.50, the Murrey [0/8] level, and 56.25, the Murrey [–2/8] level. However, a breakout above 78.12, the Murrey [5/8] level, could support a renewed advance toward 87.50, the Murrey [8/8] level, 93.75, the Murrey [+2/8] level, and 98.40, the area of the May highs.
Hashdex will close and liquidate its Bitcoin ETF, with trading scheduled to end on August 17. The move appears to mark the first shutdown of a US-listed spot Bitcoin ETF that directly holds BTC.
Ethereum researchers have proposed a major change to ETH issuance that would gradually burn a larger share of validator rewards as the staking ratio rises. The idea is not to impose a hard 50% staking cap, but to remove the protocol-level incentive for staking to keep expanding beyond that point.
Mastercard has completed its acquisition of BVNK for up to $1.8 billion, gaining stablecoin infrastructure that connects traditional payment systems with blockchain networks on a global scale.
Ethereum researchers have proposed burning a growing share of validator rewards in an attempt to prevent the staking ratio from rising indefinitely. The draft, known as EIP-8363, has already triggered a heated debate over validator economics, decentralisation and the possible consequences for DeFi.
For crypto, the framework is similar to traditional financial markets but comes with its own twist. Here, price action turns on liquidity, adoption, regulation, and flows from institutions alongside retail sentiment. Network health—hash rate, staking, active wallets—adds another layer. Macro still matters too: rates, dollar strength, and risk appetite shape inflows and outflows. Then, as with any market, you use the chart—trend, support and resistance, momentum, and volume—to spot setups and manage risk.