🚀 Market lens: @Dusk targets compliant settlement for tokenized assets; this removes a barrier to institutional use. $DUSK secures it. #dusk #Privacy #ZeroKnowledge #RWA #Blockchain
🐻 BounceBit will permanently retire its standalone Layer 1 after an authorization flaw let an attacker move about 286.5 million $BB , worth roughly $3 million, from nine accounts.
BounceBit says no private keys, signatures, wallets or exchange accounts were compromised. The project will reissue BB as a BEP-20 token on $BNB Chain from a pre-attack snapshot that excludes the unauthorized transfers. Because the network was built around Bitcoin restaking and dual-token staking secured by $BTC and BB, this is a major infrastructure reset, not routine maintenance.
🚀 @BinanceCIS highlights $AAPLb as a tokenized route to stock exposure through Binance bStocks and blockchain settlement. #bStocksCIS #TokenizedStocks #RWA #TradFi #Binance
🚀 @Dusk uses selective privacy and zero-knowledge technology to support compliant real-world assets, with $DUSK securing the network. #dusk #Privacy #ZeroKnowledge #RWA #Blockchain
🚀 @TermMax turns fixed-rate borrowing into a clearer DeFi choice, helping users compare terms and plan funding costs with $TMX. #TermMax #DeFi #Lending #FixedRates #Web3
🚀 Decentralized exchanges captured a record 19.5% of combined crypto spot volume in July—even though their own volume fell 9.82% to $176 billion—because centralized spot activity dropped faster, down 31.2% to $727 billion.
CoinDesk Research and CryptoSlate report the same record share. On-chain activity was led by Solana, followed by BNB Chain and Ethereum, making $SOL, $BNB and $ETH the networks most directly tied to the shift. Why it matters: liquidity is moving closer to on-chain price discovery, but the record reflects relative resilience rather than growth in absolute DEX trading.
🚀 U.S. crypto funds absorbed $1.297 billion across three sessions, with all three tracked asset groups finishing positive: $BTC funds drew $1.004 billion, $ETH funds added $289.1 million and $SOL products recorded $4.1 million.
CryptoSlate calculated the Aug. 17–19 totals from Farside Investors’ fund-flow tables; Farside’s primary Bitcoin data shows daily inflows of $297.5 million, $189.3 million and $517.2 million. Why it matters: demand returned across major crypto investment products, but Bitcoin captured more than 77% of the capital, showing that the rebound remained highly concentrated.
🚀 🚀 🚀 A broad crypto rally erased more than $1 billion in short positions as $BTC broke above $68,000, $ETH cleared $2,000 and $SOL gained about 7%.
CoinDesk linked the move to stronger risk appetite after the U.S. Treasury doubled its bond-buyback operations. MarketWatch separately reported Bitcoin above $69,000—its highest level in nearly three months—and Ether above $2,100. Forced short covering amplified the rebound and volatility.