Ethereum

The reversal hit as BTC briefly broke $65,000 in a risk-off session, while spot Ether ETFs stayed net positive.

RLUSD value moved fell to about $11B/$10.95B in a month even as holders and active addresses climbed.

A near-44-day entry backlog coincides with positive U.S. spot ETH ETF flows and call-heavy options targeting $2K–$2.4K.

Bitwise also flagged Bitcoin “apparent demand” as re-accelerating using a dormant-supply-adjusted metric.

Offchain Labs said the incident came from a third-party protocol and Arbitrum’s native bridge was not exploited.

The rules-based benchmark ranks networks by trailing two-quarter protocol revenue and excludes BTC and XRP at launch.

CoinGecko volume snapshots show a sharp year-over-year liquidity contraction across five won-based venues.

Onchain revenue and DEX volumes remain weak, leaving $2,100 dependent on risk-on follow-through and Alphabet earnings.

The prospectus names BitGo, BNY Mellon, and CSC Delaware Trust, but leaves fees and APs undisclosed.

The firm reported 7,430 ETH added in a week, with about 85% staked and 5.5M shares repurchased under a $4B plan.

With no major U.S. data due, Alphabet, Tesla, and Intel earnings are the next test for AI-linked risk appetite.

Attackers allegedly used a Kamino USDC flash loan, then bridged funds to Ethereum and moved them into privacy pools.

Votes running July 19–26 are framed as a potential catalyst for higher UNI burn, but implementation details remain unspecified.

The firm says no malicious code shipped to production and no user-security impact was found after an April cutoff.

The push starts with V2/V3 on Robinhood chain and expands to V4 across seven major networks as LPs debate competitiveness.

The study estimates ~29.4% of liquidity sat out of range on average, and Uniswap v4 hooks showed no idle-yield impact at the time.

The firm paused product releases during an investigation and said it found no theft, no malicious code, and no user impact.

The fund started trading July 16 and carries a 0.75% net fee waiver through May 2027 before stepping up to 0.90%.

Ethereum leads chain share at 34%, but BNB Chain and Solana are close behind at 30% and 23%.

The dispute centers on whether institutional tokenization settles on public DeFi rails or stays inside institution-controlled networks.