Zcash Cleared $1,000 and Most of Its Supply Is Still Public
Zcash cleared $1,000 for a nine-year high, yet 71 percent of ZEC still sits in transparent addresses as a Grayscale ETF and a Nasdaq treasury lead buying.
Zcash cleared $1,000 for a nine-year high, yet 71 percent of ZEC still sits in transparent addresses as a Grayscale ETF and a Nasdaq treasury lead buying.
IREN is scrapping its bitcoin mining fleet by December after a 638.8 million dollar writedown, yet mining revenue still rose 19 percent this year.
Greenlane spent about $70 million building a BERA treasury for yield. By June 30 it was worth $16.4 million, and the company had bought more.
StablecoinX holds about 3.029 billion ENA worth near $253 million. Its own Nasdaq stock is valued around $87 million, a third of the coins it sits on.
StablecoinX reports a 20% ENA stake. Against the 9.83B circulating float, its 3 billion tokens are closer to 31%, and already booked at a loss.
Grayscale withdrew its Cardano, Polkadot and Hedera ETF filings on August 7, two days before Cardano's futures shortcut cleared. The real gap is demand.
Nasdaq is acquiring LeveL Markets to advance its always-on markets strategy. The deal quietly absorbs the one structural argument crypto has made since 2009.
BitMEX settles four September futures 46 days early on August 10. Three adjustment rates came back at 1.00, one at 1.03, and 18 contracts go Tuesday.
The SEC stayed Nasdaq bitcoin options after a CME petition. The contract settles on a CME CF benchmark, and statements are due August 24.
Ostium's post-mortem confirms $23,752,746 gone from its liquidity vault in six minutes. The smart contracts worked exactly as written.
Bitcoin closed below $60,000 for the first time since Q3 2024, hitting $58,100 before bouncing. A hot PCE print and $696M in ETF outflows cracked the floor, and derivatives desks are positioned for more.
Crypto built a $557M shadow market for SpaceX before its Nasdaq debut, pricing it above the IPO. Then the tokenized shares fell apart on Binance, Bybit and Bitget.
Crypto's Monday rebound evaporated Tuesday after Iran downed a US helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz and the US struck back. Bitcoin slid toward $60,700 as risk assets sold off.
SUI Group Holdings moved its entire treasury into staking, locking up 2.7% of circulating supply. That was Friday. By Sunday, the token hit $1.41.
Japan's second-largest telecom bought 14.9% of Coincheck, the exchange that lost $530 million in 2018 and rebuilt from scratch. The deal closes in June.
The Iran conflict didn't just move markets — it exposed how fragile the consensus around Bitcoin's identity had become. Between a hawkish Fed, $115 oil, and a correlation flip no one saw coming, the old rules are being rewritten in real time.
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