Despite Dogecoin’s 10% monthly decline, large holders are actively accumulating the meme coin, with whale activity reaching five-month highs and technical indicators suggesting potential price recovery ahead.
Canada will remove many of its retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. starting September 1, aligning with tariff exemptions from the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). The move aims to restore nearly free trade conditions, although some tariffs on key industries like steel and automobiles will persist.
African artists are embracing NFTs to showcase their cultural heritage and achieve global visibility in the digital art world. While NFTs offer innovative opportunities, artists face legal challenges involving copyright and intellectual property protections in evolving regulatory environments.
Little Pepe (LILPEPE) has raised over $20.8 million in its presale at $0.002 per token while developing an Ethereum Layer 2 solution for meme coin trading. The project features anti-bot protection and has secured two major exchange listings, with some traders projecting potential 75x returns.
BlockDAG has raised over $380 million in its presale with potential 35x returns while Solana advances toward ETF approval, as cryptocurrency markets shift focus toward infrastructure projects over speculative tokens. Dogecoin and XRP face volatility challenges while utility-focused platforms demonstrate stronger institutional adoption patterns.
Cardano investors are exploring Ethereum DeFi alternatives as ADA consolidates below $1, with Mutuum Finance raising $14.7 million in its presale at $0.035 per token. The decentralized lending platform offers peer-to-peer and smart contract-based lending services while implementing security measures including a $50,000 bug bounty program.
Ethereum surged 15% to a new record high of $4,885, breaking its 2021 peak after Fed Chair Powell signaled potential rate cuts at Jackson Hole. The rally triggered $120 million in short liquidations and boosted cryptocurrency-related stocks as investors embraced risk-on sentiment.
China is considering allowing yuan-backed stablecoins for the first time as part of a State Council plan to boost global currency adoption, marking a major policy reversal from its 2021 cryptocurrency ban. The initiative aims to counter U.S. dollar dominance in digital payments, with Hong Kong and Shanghai leading implementation efforts.
XRP is consolidating within a $2.84-$2.99 trading range with strong resistance at $3, while institutional volume surged to 155 million tokens during recovery periods. The cryptocurrency faces a critical test of whether support at $2.93 will hold or if increased volume will drive a breakout above the psychological $3 level.
Wyoming has launched the Frontier Stable Token (FRNT), becoming the first U.S. public entity to issue a blockchain-based stablecoin backed by dollars and treasuries. The token operates across seven blockchain networks and aims to enable secure digital payments for citizens and businesses.
