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Fight Fight Fight LLC, the company behind the Official Trump ($TRUMP) meme coin, is seeking to raise between $200 million and $1 billion to create a digital asset treasury (DAT) dedicated to buying and holding its own token.

Japan is preparing another overhaul of its digital-asset framework as regulators move to require cryptocurrency exchanges to maintain domestic safety reserves that protect customer funds during operational failures or security incidents.

Cardano price slipped into a weaker zone after ADA broke below its recent trading range on the 4-hour chart. The move pushed ADA toward $0.364 on Kraken, and it raised fresh concerns about whether buyers can regain control in the near term.

Cardano price today trades near $0.4085, stabilizing after last week’s flush into the $0.38–$0.39 region. The short term bounce shows early attempts at recovery, but the broader structure remains firmly bearish as ADA continues to trade inside a steep descending channel while every rally stalls beneath the declining EMA cluster.

Cardano price today trades near $0.495 as the market attempts to stabilize after a multi-week decline. Sellers continue to drive the structure lower while ADA hovers above one of its most important support zones of 2025. The recent ETF inclusion news has sparked interest, but price has yet to reflect the catalyst as technical pressure stays dominant.

Bitcoin has recovered more than 12% from its November lows, and the price today trades near $92,950 after bouncing from the lower band of its rising channel. The move comes as traders position ahead of the Federal Reserve decision, which is expected to deliver the last rate cut of the year. The setup places Bitcoin at a key junction where macro policy, ETF flows, and technical structure converge.

Bitcoin has crossed the $91,000 price level once again, prompting analysts to evaluate whether the recovery can maintain its current rally. The question now centers on the sustainability of the rally above critical technical zones.

Bitcoin price today trades near $91,450 after defending the $90,000 zone for a third straight session. The rebound comes as spot outflows slow sharply and whale cohorts return to accumulation, easing pressure on a market that absorbed a 35 percent correction from the October peak. Buyers are attempting to stabilize momentum, although overhead resistance still limits the recovery.

Bitcoin’s pullback has not stopped corporations from stacking coins. Digital Asset Treasury Companies, or , have turned into a full market segment, with CoinGecko’s Nov. 5, 2025 counting 142 firms that together hold $137.3 billion in crypto.

Blockchain security firm CertiK has released its 2025 Skynet Digital Asset Treasuries (DAT) , which introduces a new data-driven framework to measure how securely and responsibly companies manage large crypto holdings. The report highlights a maturing corporate crypto market now facing closer regulatory and investor scrutiny.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has begun reviewing new ETF proposals tied to XRP, Dogecoin (DOGE), and Litecoin (LTC) under a rule adopted in September 2025.

The smart money is sending a clear signal that it’s rotating out of Bitcoin and into Ethereum. While some smaller whales are still stacking sats, at least one multi-billion-dollar whale is actively dumping BTC for ETH, and the big institutional ETF flows are doing the exact same thing. With Bitcoin’s price now testing critical support, this rotation is the only story that matters right now.

The Ethereum price today is holding around $4,735, up 0.50% on the day, following a powerful breakout from a symmetrical triangle on the 4-hour chart. After testing lows near $4,200 last week, ETH surged to $4,800, reclaiming higher ground and confirming renewed bullish momentum. The question now is whether ETH can sustain this breakout or if short-term resistance will trigger a pullback.

Cardano has staged a sharp recovery, with Cardano price today moving to $0.95, reclaiming key technical levels after weeks of consolidation. Positive exchange netflows and structural breakouts across multiple timeframes have backed the rally, setting the stage for heightened volatility into August 17.

Ethereum is edging close to its all-time high after a powerful rally, but well-known trader Michaël van de Poppe is urging investors to be cautious. In a new market , he outlined why ETH may be overextended in the short term and why taking partial profits could be the smarter move.

Bitcoin has made a powerful move higher, breaking out above the key $118,534 resistance zone and now approaching its previous all-time high. The move was backed by a surge in trading volume, signaling strong market participation in the rally.

The global crypto market has fallen by 2.63% in the past 24 hours, with the total market cap now at $3.95 trillion. Bitcoin dropped 2.81% to around $118,500, while Ethereum slipped 0.69% to $4,278. Other altcoins also saw declines, with XRP down 4.46%, BNB losing 1.94%, and Solana falling 5.94%.

Bitcoin has made a powerful move higher, breaking out above the key $118,534 resistance zone and now approaching its previous all-time high. The move was backed by a surge in trading volume, signaling strong market participation in the rally.

Bitcoin institutional adoption keeps rising with companies of all sizes now adding the asset to their balance sheets. The latest is UK-listed firm Vaultz Capital, which just bought more Bitcoin and launched its first mining operation.

The Bitcoin price today is struggling to stay above the $105,000 mark after rejecting lower support near $104,200. The latest daily structure shows BTC trapped in a corrective flag formation, while the broader trend remains intact above key higher-timeframe Fibonacci levels.