
Grayscale Says SEC Crypto Could Boost these 3 Altcoins
The SEC’s proposed Crypto framework could create a clearer path for U.S. token fundraising, while Grayscale sees potential benefits for Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain.

The SEC’s proposed Crypto framework could create a clearer path for U.S. token fundraising, while Grayscale sees potential benefits for Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain.

Ethereum has reclaimed the $2,000 level for the first time since June after an 8% daily rally. Rising ETF inflows, Bitcoin’s surge and massive short liquidations have boosted momentum, but ETH now faces key resistance near $2,100.

Crypto prices surged as Bitcoin reclaimed $68,000 and Ethereum crossed $2,000, with Treasury buybacks, ETF inflows, short liquidations and regulatory optimism supporting the market rally.

The U.S. Treasury is doubling the maximum size of its long-term bond buyback operations to at least $4 billion as surging yields put pressure on the government bond market.

White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt says he remains bullish on the CLARITY Act ahead of a planned September 15 Senate vote, despite renewed disputes over stablecoin rewards and Trump's crypto interests.

Ethereum is testing $1,918 resistance while Solana approaches $77 and PUMP leads altcoin gains as improving sentiment, ETF inflows and major U.S. catalysts drive the crypto market on August 19.

The SEC has proposed new crypto rules that could give token issuers exemptions and a safe harbor as Congress struggles to advance the CLARITY Act.

Nexo has launched regulated crypto-backed Credit Lines in Australia after securing Credit Representative status, allowing eligible clients to access liquidity without selling their digital assets.

Harmony is preparing to roll back nearly a week of blockchain history after an exploit created roughly 4 billion unauthorized ONE tokens, triggering a sharp price crash.

Arbitrum has climbed to the No. 2 spot among major perpetual futures markets, recording $1.48 billion in 24-hour volume and $1.834 billion in open interest.

Kalshi is seeking CFTC approval to expand its perpetual futures offering beyond crypto with proposed contracts tied to a U.S. large-cap stock index and copper.

Telegram has applied for the .gram top-level domain. If approved by ICANN, the billion-user platform could offer personalized web addresses and interactive websites.

Bitcoin rebounds above $64,000 as AAVE gains 4%, ETF inflows return and derivatives activity surges ahead of Trump's crypto executive meeting.

The S&P 500 fell 0.52% while Bitcoin climbed above $64,000 ahead of the Federal Reserve's July meeting minutes. Here's what traders are watching next.

Fundstrat says Bitcoin's historically low volatility could set the stage for a 30% move. A similar move from $64,000 would put BTC near $83,200 or $44,800.

Monad offered early investors up to $60 million for their locked MON ahead of the first major unlocks. Almost all declined the early exit.

Ripple has partnered with South Korea’s Jeonbuk Bank to deploy Ripple Payments for faster 24/7 cross-border transfers aimed at businesses.

Tom Lee believes Ethereum could outperform Bitcoin as the ETH/BTC ratio breaks above its long-term downtrend, with tokenization and agentic AI emerging as potential catalysts.

XRP remains under pressure near $1 while Bitcoin consolidates above $63,000. Here are the key technical levels for XRP, BTC, SHIB and ZEC.

CZ has retired a public wallet after repeated unwanted token transfers highlighted the challenges of managing spam assets on public blockchain addresses.

Solana ETFs recorded $10.26 million in weekly inflows, their strongest since May, but most of the capital came from Bitwise and Morgan Stanley while SOL price remained weak.

Benjamin Cowen estimates Bitcoin is 69–73 days from its next cycle bottom, potentially putting the low around October 2026. But institutional demand is challenging the traditional four-year cycle.

Fed rate hike expectations are falling as Goldman Sachs says a September increase is unlikely. Bitcoin is gaining as markets reassess the Federal Reserve’s 2026 policy outlook.

Ethereum reclaims $1,900 while HYPE and PUMP outperform the broader crypto market as derivatives activity surges and sentiment remains weak.