Nasdaq-listed Greenlane Holdings said it holds about 81.3 million BERA tokens with a $70.2 million cost basis, but their fair value stood at $16.4 million at the end of the second quarter, down 77%. The company posted a second-quarter net loss of $24.8 million, including a $19.1 million non-cash hit from changes in the fair value of digital assets. Greenlane warned that a prolonged decline in its market value could trigger Nasdaq listing rules and create a delisting risk without a standard cure period.

Between Aug. 10 and Aug. 14, BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded $91.4 million in combined net outflows. The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) accounted for $78.9 million of the withdrawals, while ETHA and ETHB together posted $12.5 million in net outflows. On a daily basis, IBIT saw outflows of $53.6 million on Aug. 10, $14.3 million on Aug. 12, $5.7 million on Aug. 13, and $55.5 million on Aug. 14, pointing to consecutive institutional selling.

Hedge fund veteran Paul Tudor Jones increased his Bitcoin ETF holdings to $22.9 million and said Bitcoin is currently the best hedge against inflation. The move highlights growing recognition among traditional macro traders of crypto’s inflation-hedging narrative. It could also draw more institutional attention and portfolio allocation to the sector.

ETH on-chain URPD data show a heavy concentration of supply in the $2,700–$2,800 range, with three bars totaling about 13 million ETH—more than 10% of circulating supply. These holdings are sitting on roughly 40% unrealized losses but have seen little movement. Using Glassnode’s account-based approach, the main entity behind the cluster may be linked to BitMine after multiple accumulation rounds brought its weighted average cost into that band. The same cost zone could later act as resistance if ETH revisits it, even as the lock-up of supply reduces potential sell pressure on declines.

Cboe has filed an application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) seeking to launch the first U.S. 3x leveraged Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The products would track the daily triple returns of BTC and ETH, offering investors leveraged crypto exposure that can amplify gains while increasing risk. If approved, the ETFs would expand the U.S. crypto-derivatives landscape and provide professional investors with additional tools for hedging and speculation.

Grayscale estimates proposed tokenomics changes for Ethereum and Solana could bring annual supply inflation down to about 0.4% for ETH and 1.1% for SOL by 2031, boosting scarcity while reducing staking rewards. Stellar added MoneyGram, Figure and Range as Tier 1 validators to strengthen network security. Kraken parent Payward reported $508M in Q2 revenue, up 17% year over year, even as trading volume fell 13%. Bitcoin ETFs posted a weekly net outflow of $389.7M, while Ethereum ETFs recorded weekly net inflows of $6.7M.

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded about $389.7 million in net outflows last week, while Ethereum spot ETFs saw $6.7 million in net inflows. The flow split suggests short-term demand tilted toward Ethereum over Bitcoin. Prediction-market data put the probability of Ethereum rising to $2,250 before year-end at 56%.

Grayscale said proposed tokenomics changes for Ethereum and Solana could sharply reduce their supply inflation. By 2031, annual supply inflation could fall to roughly 0.4% for ETH and 1.1% for SOL, according to Grayscale. The changes would increase scarcity for both assets while reducing staking rewards. The proposals have not been finalized.