BNB Chain is building a new Layer-1 blockchain to support various use cases beyond existing ones, including trading systems powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Cryptocurrencies are broadly extending declines on Wednesday, after last week’s recovery. The sell-off has seen Bitcoin (BTC) slide below $62,000, increasing downside risks toward the next key support at $60,000.

Ripple (XRP) continues to trade under heavy selling, trading below $1.10 at the time of writing on Wednesday. The remittance token marks four consecutive days of declines,  weighed down by geopolitical tensions and significantly low risk appetite.

Solana (SOL) price is down 3% on Wednesday, extending a bearish reversal after an overhead trendline capped the previous week’s recovery. Institutional inflows eased to $1.67 million on Tuesday, while declining Open Interest and fluctuating funding rates indicate mixed retail demand.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) slips below $70 on Wednesday, extending a steady decline so far this week. A broader market risk-off sentiment weighs down on the retail support for HYPE despite steady institutional demand, with $4.32 million in inflows on Tuesday. 

Bitcoin (BTC) extends its correction, trading below $63,000 on Wednesday after failing to overcome the $64,000 resistance level. The renewed tensions in the Middle East have dampened risk appetite, weighing on BTC prices.

Pi Network (PI) price edges toward $0.1000 at press time on Wednesday, extending losses for the fifth straight day. Retail sentiment remains bearish as Open Interest and the funding rate decline. The technical outlook for PI is bearish as selling pressure mounts, despite oversold conditions.

Cardano (ADA) remains under pressure, trading below $0.175 on Wednesday and posting four consecutive days of losses.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Tuesday unveiled an expansive crypto regulatory agenda for 2026. The regulator outlined plans to formalize oversight of digital assets through new rules governing token offerings, custody, trading platforms and broker-dealer operations.

Bitcoin (BTC) trades below $63,000 at press time on Wednesday, risking a steeper correction amid resurfacing tensions between the US and Iran. Zcash (ZEC) and Polygon (POL) have maintained a steady recovery over the last 24 hours, hinting at an extended breakout rally.

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) face renewed selling on Wednesday, extending their corrective move so far this week. BTC faced rejection at $64,000, and ETH failed to break above the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA).

Bitcoin (BTC) has shown strength over the past week, rising above the $63,000 level, but the rally remains fragile until exchange-traded fund (ETF) inflows expand in the upcoming trading sessions, according to Wintermute.

Following improving sentiment across the crypto market, Ethereum (ETH) briefly recovered the $1,800 level over the past week, recording roughly a 10% gain.

Ondo Finance has expanded its financial services suite to include perpetual futures contracts for tokenized stocks. The platform, referred to as Ondo Perps, will provide 24/7 trading and over 20x leverage, utilizing tokenized stocks as collateral.

Lido DAO (LDO) maintains a bullish short-term bias, trading around $0.28 at the time of writing on Tuesday. The liquid staking token (LST) has logged consistent gains since last Wednesday, indicating growing risk appetite.

Bitcoin (BTC) falls below $64,000 on Tuesday, erasing part of the recent gains following six consecutive days of price rises. Institutional demand shows signs of recovery, with spot ETFs recording a second day of inflows through Monday after weeks of outflows.

The cryptocurrency market continues to struggle with dominant headwinds, with Bitcoin (BTC) hovering around the short-term $63,000 support, Ethereum (ETH) holding below $1,800 and Ripple (XRP) testing the demand area at $1.13.

Pi Network (PI) is trading near its lowest level at $0.1100 on Tuesday, under intense downside pressure. PI remains vulnerable to steeper corrections, with its fourth straight day of losses amid weak market-wide risk appetite. 

Bonk (BONK) remains under pressure, trading below $0.0000044 on Tuesday after losing over 10% in the previous day.

Zcash (ZEC) eases below $450 at press time on Tuesday, extending its mild loss from the previous day. The privacy coin is losing retail support, with ZEC futures Open Interest declining by 3% over the past 24 hours while funding rates hold steady.

Cardano (ADA) price has weakened so far this week, extending its losses on Tuesday for the third straight day.

Ripple (XRP) and Stellar (XLM) are trading under pressure on Tuesday as bulls lose steam. XRP faces rejection near key resistance, while XLM continues its pullback so far this week.

Bitcoin (BTC) sustains above $63,000 at press time on Tuesday, upholding a streak of six consecutive days of gains despite Strategy selling 3,588 BTC on Monday.

Bitcoin (BTC) began July on stronger footing after rebounding above $64,000 following improving derivatives positioning and signs of market stabilization.

Ethereum (ETH) treasury firm BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) scooped 42,197 ETH last week, extending its weekly accumulation streak of the top altcoin.

Bitcoin (BTC) briefly dropped below $63,000 on Monday after Strategy announced it sold 3,588 BTC from its corporate treasury, raising approximately $216 million.

Ripple (XRP) sustains losses on Monday, edging lower toward the short-term $1.10 support.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing widespread weakness on Monday, with Bitcoin (BTC) sliding under the $63,000 mark amid ongoing risk aversion.

NEAR Protocol (NEAR) faces weakness on Monday, reversing from a key overhead trendline near $2.00. Retail demand is easing, with NEAR futures Open Interest and funding rates waning, which sparked the previous week’s rebound.

Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling below $64,000 on Monday after recovering more than 6% over the previous week. Institutional selling continued, with spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) recording net outflows of over $520 million last week, marking the eighth consecutive week of withdrawals.