Dogecoin fell 4.5% and ether 2.5% as investors reviewed technology earnings ahead of next week's Federal Reserve meeting.

Bitcoin and Ethereum-linked protocols lost $35 million in coordinated attacks on Verus, B² Network and other cross-chain systems.

Crypto lobby group TDC sues Illinois to block a 0.2% tax on all crypto transactions enacted last month, set to take effect next year.

Tom Lee's Bitmine reduced ether purchases while repurchasing $86 million in stock, adding only 7,430 ETH worth about $14 million last week.

A Wall Street analyst predicts Ethereum could reach $250,000 and Bitcoin could reach $2 million, citing the potential for a 3,000% surge in both cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin ETFs recorded a second consecutive week of inflows, ending a two-month outflow streak, with positive sentiment potentially returning to the crypto market.

Standard Chartered identifies four cryptocurrencies expected to deliver significant gains despite current market conditions.

Crypto executives predict that digital-native generations may never need traditional bank accounts, citing growing crypto adoption among younger users in emerging markets.

Japan's SBI Group is building Asia's first cross-border digital asset empire by consolidating Singapore-based Coinhako and forming a tokenization partnership with Ondo Finance.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent froze a $130 million cryptocurrency wallet linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

The Fear & Greed Index, a measure of market sentiment, registered a value of 39 out of 100, indicating a state of fear among investors.

Bank of Korea will conduct live CBDC transactions with nine major banks in September, allowing retail consumers to trade tokenized won across commercial lines.

CoinDesk previews the week ahead starting July 20, focusing on U.S. regulatory developments, earnings, and the ECB rate decision.

BlackRock's Ethereum ETF attracted billions, but a rival fund offering 7% yield and no exchange account is gaining institutional interest.

Kraken launched USD-settled bitcoin and ether options, attributing slow adoption to product design rather than demand.

Major cryptocurrency prices are reported with minor changes: Bitcoin down 0.01%, Ethereum up 0.04%, Litecoin up 3.06%, Polkadot down 2.67%, and several others showing small movements.

A Broadridge survey reveals 84% of financial firms now view tokenization as a strategic priority, with Wall Street accelerating efforts toward hybrid markets where digital and traditional assets coexist.

Robinhood's strategy to onboard 10 million casual users to DeFi has early activity dominated by memecoins, with its original tokenization vision remaining small.

Tom Lee comments that Ethereum investors are selling near the bottom, comparing Ethereum to Amazon, Nvidia, and JPMorgan, citing Robinhood Chain, tokenization, and AI as strengthening demand.