Representatives connected to the Hyperliquid ecosystem met with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s Crypto Task Force on July 14, 2026, bringing the architecture of decentralized perpetual markets into the agency’s regulatory discussions.

U.S. government-linked wallets transferred approximately $297 million in seized Bitcoin and Ethereum to Coinbase Prime on July 13, creating a potential liquidation signal without providing public confirmation that either asset has been sold.

Eric Trump wrote on X that “ETH is pumping hard! Great to see!” adding that “crypto is the future,” but the pump he was celebrating did not last: Ethereum was rejected at the $1,805-1,812 resistance zone and trades near $1,792 on July 12.

Zcash trades near $504 on July 11 after completing a breakout above its 50-day moving average, while Santiment's development ranking and the Ironwood upgrade due July 28 give the move two catalysts beyond the chart.

Ethereum trades near $1,805 on July 11, pushing above the falling 50-day moving average and probably going for a retest attempt.

Ethereum secures roughly $25 billion in tokenized real-world assets while nearly a third of its node activity operates from a single country, according to new research from the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance published July 10.

XRP is trading near $1.10 after losing roughly 70% from its July 2025 level, while bearish positioning on Binance has continued to build. The 30-day aggregated funding rate has reached its most negative point of 2026, leaving crowded short positions potentially vulnerable if price begins to recover.

Ethereum is trying to push out of its recent range near $1,800, with price testing the same resistance area that has capped recent recovery attempts.

Circle's euro stablecoin EURC just recorded the busiest days in its four-year history, and the numbers still fit in a small town. 

PYUSD went live natively on Polygon as its market cap sits 32% below March's peak. Why the launch is about payment utility, and what it's up against.

Morpho, DeFi's third-largest protocol by total value locked, went live on Solana on July 9, landing in a week when the network's tokenized real-world assets crossed $3 billion and social sentiment printed its most negative day of the year.

CoinShares set a 12-month base-case target of $3.50 on Gram (GRAM), previously known as Toncoin, in a report by research head James Butterfill, built when the token traded at $2.40. Gram now changes hands near $1.60, having surrendered the entire rally triggered by Telegram's takeover of the network.