Curve DAO
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Grayscale identified top 10 crypto assets by tokenholder yield and adjusted earnings yield. HYPE leads with 8.0% yield, CAKE with 14.4%. Five tokens have negative yields due to dilution. Grayscale argues many crypto assets can be valued using cash flows, unlike Bitcoin.
Curve DAO’s CRV extended a bullish move after a pennant breakout on Aug. 6, trading near $0.266 and above $0.26 resistance. The article cites a 15% daily rise in open interest to about $57.4 million and a long/short ratio of 58.3% longs vs 41.7% shorts, with whale futures orders active. It flags $0.30 as next resistance.
FXStreet reports Bitcoin is near $64,000 after dropping below its 50-day EMA, with institutional selling cited as weighing on sentiment. The Fear and Greed Index is 37. Curve DAO (CRV) and Internet Computer (ICP) are outperforming over 24 hours, with technical levels highlighted for potential upside and support.
Negative sentiment from dilution‑driven yield.
Derivatives data (rising open interest and long/short skew) supports the breakout thesis, with $0.30 framed as the next resistance.
CRV’s near-term trend remains bullish but is approaching an overbought zone; upside may stall at the 200-day EMA unless price clears the $0.2931 high.
Momentum-positive, but no CRV-specific fundamental or regulatory event is described.
CRV participates in the day’s modest altcoin strength, but without a stated catalyst.
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Grayscale identified top 10 crypto assets by tokenholder yield and adjusted earnings yield. HYPE leads with 8.0% yield, CAKE with 14.4%. Five tokens have negative yields due to dilution. Grayscale argues many crypto assets can be valued using cash flows, unlike Bitcoin.
2 min readCurve DAO’s CRV extended a bullish move after a pennant breakout on Aug. 6, trading near $0.266 and above $0.26 resistance. The article cites a 15% daily rise in open interest to about $57.4 million and a long/short ratio of 58.3% longs vs 41.7% shorts, with whale futures orders active. It flags $0.30 as next resistance.
3 min readFXStreet reports Bitcoin is near $64,000 after dropping below its 50-day EMA, with institutional selling cited as weighing on sentiment. The Fear and Greed Index is 37. Curve DAO (CRV) and Internet Computer (ICP) are outperforming over 24 hours, with technical levels highlighted for potential upside and support.
6 min readThe article says Bitcoin’s BIP-110 soft fork failed, getting only 2.5% support and splitting into a minority chain that mined two blocks before stalling. It also reports the CLARITY Act procedural vote was scheduled for September 15. It cites spot Bitcoin ETF inflows of $853.54M and mentions BTC at $64,814 and ETH at $1,908.
7 min readCrypto market cap fell 0.5% to $2.28T over 24 hours, with volume at $49B, according to CoinMarketCap/CoinGecko. BTC was $64,373.79 (-0.25%) and ETH $1,903.11 (-0.12%). Stablecoin market cap was $287.6B (-4.9%) and DeFi fell 39.6% to $57.3B. Fear & Greed rose to 29 (Fear).
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