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Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange, has been included in Hashdex's Nasdaq CME Crypto Index alongside Bitcoin and XRP following a rebalancing driven by a SEC filing.

A Bitcoin treasury company (MicroStrategy, MSTR) has challenged MSCI's proposed 'non-operating company' screen by referencing a 2022 SEC letter where MSCI argued Bitcoin belongs inside an operating business.

Cango's shares declined 20% after the company reported an $81.6 million loss in Q2, driven by scaled-back bitcoin mining operations and reduced revenue.

Global bond yields hit multi-decade highs today as Japan’s 10-year JGB yield reached a 30-year peak, keeping Bitcoin steady near …

The article reports the return of the 'Kimchi Premium' in South Korea's Bitcoin retail market, a phenomenon where Bitcoin trades at a premium in Korean exchanges compared to global spot prices.

The article reports that Gal Gadot's legal team negotiated a six-month contract for the film 'Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi' to 'protect' her performance amid the use of AI in the production.

Cango reported an $82 million loss for Q2, leading to a 20%+ decline in its share price.

Bitcoin's 90-day correlation with gold reached an all-time high, suggesting a growing perception of Bitcoin as a debasement hedge alongside traditional gold.

Firelight, a DeFi protocol, raised $8 million to expand its services beyond XRP, introducing a mechanism for faster loss recovery from DeFi hacks and enabling yield generation for XRP, bitcoin, and XLM holders.

ARK Invest and Glassnode published an analysis comparing the decentralization tradeoffs across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, which may influence regulatory perspectives and investment strategies in blockchain networks.

The article highlights historical seasonality risks for Bitcoin in September, framing the month as historically weak for risk assets including Bitcoin, and suggests that combined with potential rate-hike risks, this could threaten the recent rally.

The article reports that large crypto holders (whales) are shifting allocations from Bitcoin to Solana (SOL) and XRP amid a broader market selloff triggered by Federal Reserve actions.