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NBTC is the editorial account for NBTC News, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, blockchain infrastructure, exchanges, mining, regulation and digital asset markets. The editorial team focuses on clear sourcing, timely updates and practical context for crypto readers.

An anonymous cryptocurrency whale has moved an additional 42,460 $HYPE tokens, worth approximately $2.93 million, from Coinbase Prime, according to on-chain data tracked by Onchain Lens. This withdrawal follows a series of similar moves over the past two weeks, bringing the whale’s total $HYPE accumulation from the exchange to 98,490 tokens, valued at around $6.11 million. Details of the Whale’s Activity The latest transaction was flagged by Onchain Lens, a blockchain analytics service that monitors large transfers. The whale’s identity remains unknown, a common characteristic of large holders who use exchanges for custody or trading. Over the past 14 days,…

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Anyone holding one of the 21 tokens that Kraken is removing from trading has until 27 August 2026, 14:00 UTC to withdraw them. After that the exchange closes withdrawals, and between 1 and 5 September it sells the remaining balances itself. The practical question is therefore not whether you have to act, but where you can send the tokens at all. We counted it up. The result: for 16 of the 21 tokens, none of the five European venues we checked listed a deposit option on 21 August 2026. Anyone who wants to keep those holdings cannot avoid a wallet…

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The cryptocurrency market is celebrating a landmark date today — the 16th anniversary of the most famous and uncompromising quote in the history of digital assets, addressed to doubters. On July 29, 2010, Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, was taking part in a discussion on the Bitcointalk forum in a thread titled “Scalability and transaction rate.” One user argued that Bitcoin was too slow for real-life use: confirming a transfer required a 10-minute wait, while a regular bank card worked instantly in a store. In response, Satoshi explained in detail how the network could process fast payments — literally within…

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Ethereum spot ETFs traded in the US continued to attract investor interest. According to SoSoValue data, a total net capital inflow of $87.68 million was recorded in Ethereum spot ETFs on August 31st, extending the net inflow streak to 11 days. The largest daily capital inflow was recorded in BlackRock’s Ethereum spot ETF, ETHA. According to the data, ETHA achieved a net inflow of $59.94 million on that trading day. With this figure, the total net capital inflow accumulated since the fund’s launch reached $12.797 billion. Grayscale’s Ethereum Mini Trust ETF ranked second in net inflows. The product saw net…

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GSR shifted its Core3 model toward Solana on Aug. 12, raising $SOL to 43.6% of the portfolio and making it the model’s largest allocation. Ether fell to 39.5%, while Bitcoin dropped to 16.9%, the smallest weight among the three assets.The firm said the change reflected a move in its relative alpha signals toward Solana as $SOL showed stronger near term price momentum. GSR’s written commentary lists the Solana weight at 43.7%, while the accompanying allocation table shows 43.6%. This article uses the table figure. Solana allocation jumps 7.1 points in one week The latest allocation marks a sharp reversal from…

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Injective just cleared a regulatory hurdle that most crypto projects never get near, and the market noticed immediately. Upon Injective Institutional Services obtaining registration status with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in its capacity as an official transfer agent, the Injective SEC registration news sent the $INJ token up roughly 9% to around $4.40, according to CoinGape. The approval matters well beyond a single day’s price chart — it opens the door for securities ownership records to live directly on a blockchain, something only a handful of American crypto organizations have ever been authorized to do. Key takeaways Injective…

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Decentralized derivatives platform Hyperliquid has overtaken Solana based meme coin launchpad Pump.fun in 24-hour fees. Hyperliquid generated $6.5 million in fees over the past day, more than four times Pump.fun’s $1.5 million. The rise comes as more traders turn to leveraged markets, helping its native $HYPE token to reach a new all-time high of $82.43. Hyperliquid Takes the Lead In Fee, Revenue, and User Activity Data from Token Terminal shows Hyperliquid leading Pump.fun across all three (fee, revenue, and user activity) key metrics over the past 24 hours. Hyperliquid generated $6.5 million in fees, more than four times Pump.fun’s $1.5…

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With August 3 shaping up to be a pivotal day for cryptocurrencies with the probable vote on the CLARITY Act, digital assets have started reacting to the expected tailwinds, with Bitcoin ($BTC) gaining 7.25% in the last 30 days. Still, with history warning that the expected legal framework might not pass and that the markets might not react as expected even if it does, Finbold elected to examine expert attitudes on the likely $BTC price in August. Is Bitcoin price headed above $600,000 after CLARITY Act passes? To begin with, Lyndon Wood, a popular capital allocator focused on long-cycle economics…

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Ethereum price remained trapped between $2,400 support and $2,500 resistance on Sept. 1, with weak trend strength and fading momentum raising the risk of another liquidity-driven pullback. According to data from crypto.news, Ethereum ($ETH) price was trading near $2,460 at press time, little changed over the previous 24 hours and down about 1% over the past week. The token had retreated from an Aug. 27 high near $2,564 after buyers failed to extend its late-August breakout. Trading activity has also cooled. CoinGecko data showed that Ethereum’s 24-hour volume had fallen by about 21% to approximately $11.35 billion, indicating lower participation…

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A new U.S. survey has found that 79% of prediction-market users lost money during the past year, while 51% used borrowed funds to place bets. Prediction market losses rise among borrowers BadCredit.org surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults and found that 15% had used a platform such as Kalshi, Polymarket, or PredictIt, placing the consumer findings against a period of rapid trading growth and continued regulatory debate. Among self-reported users, 79% said they had lost money on prediction markets in the past year. More than one-quarter, or 27%, reported losses above $500, including 9% who lost over $1,000. Only 21% said they…

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