💵 Over the past 7 days, Solana attracted $230M+ in net inflows from other chains — with $146M coming from Ethereum alone 🌊

According to Solana Floor, capital rotation into SOL continues to gain momentum, reinforcing its role as one of the hottest ecosystems right now. 🚀

💰 Bitcoin treasury fever keeps spreading!

▪️ Strategy added 430 BTC at $119,666 — now holding 629,376 BTC ($73,320 avg).
▪️ Metaplanet boosted its stack to 18,888 BTC with a new 775 BTC buy.
▪️ Reborn Coffee joins the “Bitcoin treasury club,” exploring BTC as reserve.
▪️ Dutch Amdax launched AMBTS, aiming for a jaw-dropping 210,000 BTC treasury 👀
▪️ Capital B raised €2.2M for BTC accumulation — with Adam Back himself joining in.
▪️ Meanwhile, institutions added $12.1B into Bitcoin ETFs in Q2’25.

☕️ From coffee shops to Wall Street — everyone’s stacking sats!

👀 A record 910,461 ETH (~$3.9B) is now queued for withdrawal from staking

While this looks massive, it’s not necessarily a bearish sign — most of this ETH will likely flow into liquid staking and restaking protocols rather than hitting the open market.

Ethereum capital is on the move, but not necessarily out 🚀

📰 Crypto adoption heating up:

💵 BTCS launches the world’s first Ethereum dividends — $0.05 in ETH per share, plus another $0.35 if held until Jan 2026. Goal: reward long-term investors & limit shorts. Company holds 70,140 ETH ($300M).

🔗 BNB Network Company bought 325,000 BNB and aims to own 1% of total supply this year, cementing its spot as the largest corporate holder.

👀 Charles Hoskinson predicts a 6–12 month bull run, with BTC hitting $250K by end of 2025.

🇸🇬 Volkswagen Singapore now accepts BTC, ETH, USDT & USDC for cars and services via FOMO Pay.

Crowds are piling into Ethereum shorts!

On CME, the number of open ETH short contracts has hit an all-time high of 18,438 🚨.

Sentiment is extremely bearish — but history shows that such crowded trades often lead to brutal short squeezes.

Is the market about to flip the script? 🤔

📉 Michael Saylor shifts gears at Strategy Inc. as pressure mounts

The firm, famous for its massive Bitcoin treasury ($72B BTC held), had promised not to issue stock if shares traded below 2.5x its Bitcoin holdings. Now, Saylor has eased the rule, allowing equity sales even under that threshold “when advantageous.”

This gives him more flexibility to raise cash and keep stacking BTC — but also raises dilution concerns 😬.

Meanwhile, Strategy’s stock is down 22% since November, even as Bitcoin gained 23%. Investor confidence is being tested, and rivals (ETFs, other BTC treasuries) are competing hard for capital.

Is Saylor’s bold “Bitcoin credit empire” dream running into its first real stress test? 🤔

🫣 U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs just saw their second-largest outflow ever — $196.6M in a single day

But don’t panic just yet: August still looks strong overall, with net inflows holding at $2.83B. Investors are taking profits, but the bigger trend remains bullish 📈✨

🏛 Public companies and funds are steadily accumulating Ethereum — now holding over 2% of the total supply!

Institutions are clearly betting big on ETH’s long-term role in the crypto economy, with their share continuing to rise alongside the growth of staking, ETFs, and corporate treasuries.

The question is no longer if Wall Street believes in Ethereum, but how much more it plans to buy 👀

📊 CryptoQuant’s “Apparent Demand” metric tracks net changes in young BTC (coins moved within the past year) 🔍

⚪️ Positive = expanding active circulation
🔴 Negative = coins aging into long-term holding

Right now, the metric is still positive at 30,000 BTC, meaning demand expansion continues — but momentum is fading. 😳

👉 If it trends toward zero, it’ll signal cooling interest from new market participants.

💰 Bitcoin ETFs now hold 6.38% of BTC supply, while Ethereum ETFs already account for 5.08% of ETH supply 🧐

At the current pace, ETH’s share in ETFs could overtake BTC as early as September — a sign of rapidly growing institutional demand for Ethereum. 🚀

🙌 Nighttime rollercoaster on the crypto market!

📉 BTC briefly dipped to $112,500 and ETH slipped under $4,100, wiping out $367M in longs.

Now prices bounced back a bit (BTC $113,700, ETH $4,200), but it looks more like a dead cat jump than a recovery.

Fear & Greed Index hit 44 (Fear) — first time in 2 months. Nerves are showing! 🫣

🎮 SharpLink Gaming keeps crushing the corporate ETH treasury game

Yesterday, they scooped up 143,593 ETH worth $667M, bringing their stash to 740,760 ETH 🤯. On top of that, they still hold $84M in cash ready for future buys.

Since launching their program in June, SharpLink has already earned 1,388 ETH from staking. 💵

While retail panics on dips, corporations quietly keep stacking Ethereum like there’s no tomorrow. 🐳

📉 The current correction, though dramatic at first glance, remains moderate — just -8% from the local peak 👀

📊 According to CryptoQuant:

• Mid-term support (111-day SMA) sits at $109,600
• Realized price for short-term holders is around $106,800

⚡️ This creates a strong demand zone at $107K–$110K, where stabilization and a potential rebound are likely.

⚡️ SoFi goes Lightning-fast with Bitcoin

SoFi is set to become the first US bank to integrate the Bitcoin Lightning Network and Universal Money Address (UMA) through a partnership with Lightspark.

🌐 The service will launch later this year, starting with US → Mexico remittances, in the massive $740B global remittance market.

How it works:

💵 USD → BTC (real-time) → sent via Lightning → lands as local currency in recipient’s bank.

📧 UMA allows transfers with simple, email-like addresses.

✅ 24/7 availability
✅ Lower fees than national averages
✅ Full transparency on rates

SoFi’s 11.7M members will soon be able to send money abroad in seconds — no Western Union lines, no hidden fees, just Bitcoin rails.

⚠️ Fake CAPTCHA = Stolen Crypto

DNSFilter warns of a new malware scam: hackers use fake “I’m not a robot” CAPTCHA pages to trick users into running commands that install Lumma Stealer — malware that drains crypto wallets, browser passwords, 2FA tokens, and even password vaults.

😨 In one case, 17% of users followed the malicious instructions, which could have led to instant wallet compromise.

⏱️ Stolen funds are laundered in under 3 minutes via DEXs, leaving almost no chance of recovery.

🔑 Stay safe: never copy-paste commands from suspicious prompts, use unique passwords, and double-check sites before entering credentials.

👉 Hackers’ speed is their biggest weapon — vigilance is yours.

Crypto companies have raised $15B through Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) this year — far surpassing traditional venture rounds 💰

✅ DATs = firms buying BTC, ETH, or even altcoins (like Hyperliquid’s HYPE, now $1.5B held) as corporate reserves instead of cash.

🚀 Announcements often pump stock prices — e.g., Lion Group’s $600M Hyperliquid facility boosted shares +20%.

📉 Meanwhile, VC deals plunged 56% YoY (856 vs. 1,933 in 2024), as big players (DCG, Paradigm, Galaxy) shift capital from startups to DATs.

July alone saw $6.2B raised, the biggest monthly record ever — showing Wall Street now favors crypto on balance sheets over venture bets. 💪

👉 2025 is shaping up as the year corporate treasuries, not VCs, drive crypto adoption.

🇪🇸 Spain just sent shockwaves through the crypto community!

A local investor was hit with a €9M tax bill for a simple DeFi collateral loan — no profits, no withdrawals! 🙀

📉 The law requires paying upfront before appealing, with cases dragging on for up to 8 years.

⚖️ Lawyers warn this aggressive taxation is likely illegal, but until resolved, it creates huge risks for anyone using DeFi in Spain.

👉 For crypto investors, Spain may no longer be a friendly destination.

💸 Hyperliquid has officially become the most profitable company in the world by revenue per employee — a staggering $102.4M per worker with just 12 people on the team!

For comparison, this outpaces giants like Tether and even OnlyFans. 👀

⚡️ The stat highlights not only Hyperliquid’s explosive growth but also how lean crypto-native firms can massively outperform traditional companies in efficiency and profitability.