ADA slides on outflows, UNI holds its gains — nothing clean for DOGE or ETH near term.
Today's split is almost even: 6 names up, 8 down
Daily News Digest
Daily crypto news, markets, and analysis · 5 August 2026
NEWS · 5 August 2026
A Coldcard hardware wallet exploit has drained $130 million in Bitcoin. Plus: JPMorgan powers BlackRock’s first tokenized fund access in Europe and Arthur Hayes links AI risk to Bitcoin liquidity.
Today's split is almost even: 6 names up, 8 down
BitGo moves $7.4 billion in Wrapped Bitcoin to Chainlink CCIP. Plus: Ethereum staking changes, Western Union's Solana stablecard, and Circle's smart wallet update.
Galaxy Research reports Coldcard wallet thefts reach $88.6 million. Also in focus: Strategy’s bitcoin sale, Uniswap’s Earn launch, BitGo’s Claude challenge, and Ripple’s XRPL investments.
We've got a sea of red this morning, 13 of 14 names are in the red, but losses are mild and moves are scattered
Losses from the Coldcard wallet attack have soared to nearly $89 million. Also on the show: Tether’s $4 billion loss and JPMorgan’s warning on the CLARITY Act delay.
Everything on the board is green this morning, all 14 tracked assets are up, and the typical name has gained 1.30 percent
Galaxy Research has traced a $70 million Coldcard Bitcoin theft. Circle secures a New York trust charter, Pump.fun lays off staff before its token unlock, and Tether's reserves shrink.
This is a heavy-handed selloff: just 1 out of 14 assets is higher, and the median name is down 1.77 percent
The U.S. Treasury sanctions two Iranian firms for accepting Bitcoin in a shipping scheme. Plus: Aave's proposed wind-down, Coinbase losses, a Hyperliquid whale move, and S&P 500 tokenization.
It's a green open for nearly everything, 12 of 14 names higher, with Uniswap up big at the front
It's a one-way morning: all 14 of the tradeable pairs we track in real time assets on the board are up, and the median gain is 1.85 percent
Momentum is still with the upside this morning: 11 of 14 names are up on the hour, and none are down, but moves are tightly bunched and majors hold a slight edge
Majors are down, but alts are feeling it more, 9 names have bounced in the last hour, yet the gap between majors and alts on the day is clear
Fanatics enters prediction markets by acquiring a regulated exchange. Also: Circle's IBM patent play, Aave's major ETH transfer, Bitcoin ETF flows, and Ethereum climbing versus Bitcoin.
Majors are holding the slight upper hand this morning, with 10 out of 12 names green on the hour, but most moves stayed orderly
Coinbase backs a consortium for Bitcoin security planning against quantum threats. Also: Robinhood eyes a Crypto.com deal, Aave's CLARITY Act push, Ethereum ETF inflows, and a SHIB burn spike.
The board cooled off this hour, 10 out of 13 names are down, but alts are still ahead over the past day, with a 2.3 percent average versus just 0.93 percent for Bitcoin and Ethereum
BlackRock's Ethereum ETF posted a $52.76 million net outflow, breaking recent trends. Also: US-Iran ceasefire pause, Dogecoin ETF inflows stall, and XRP gets a rare bullish signal.
Every name we track is lower in the last hour, majors and alts
On July 23, Robinhood confirmed its CEO Vlad Tenev’s X account was compromised after it briefly promoted a fake memecoin called VLAD.
Most names are bouncing over the past hour, 11 out of 14 are green, but majors like Bitcoin and Ethereum are holding up better than alts when you zoom out to the 1-day move
The SEC settles Coinbase's Ethereum FOIA lawsuit for $150,000. Uniswap rolls out permissioned pools, BlackRock launches a Bitcoin security group, plus Aave growth and Daddy Tate memecoin's crash.
It's a red hour: almost everything except one name is down, but alts are still holding up better than majors over the day