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Market Summary
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Bitcoin's chart is quietly tracing out a bullish setup technical analysts watch closely. But it isn't confirmed, and one key level will decide if it plays out.

DeFi's total value locked (TVL) edged lower over the past week, underscoring a market that remains resilient in activity but cautious in capital deployment as investors continue to favor liquid, battle-tested venues over higher-beta ecosystems. According to DefiLlama data dated Aug. 7, DeFi TVL stood at $75.12 billion as of Thursday UTC, down about 0.3% from $75.31 billion a week earlier.

Bitcoin, ether showed slight losses while Ripple-linked XRP fell 5.5% on the week, the worst of the majors, as the Senate left Washington without taking up the market structure bill.

JPYC is driving regulated stablecoins beyond trading and into everyday business payments across Japan.

Ripple's XRP is struggling to regain momentum, stuck in a tug-of-war around the $1.04 level as a mix of U.S. policy uncertainty and sustained 'ETF outflows' weighs on near-term sentiment. Despite a sharp jump in trading activity, price action remains fragile—underscoring concerns that selling pressure is still dominating flows.
Prediction Markets

What will be the closing price of Bitcoin (BTC) on Coinbase by December 31, 2026?

Above $180,000
40% +5%
Between $90,000 - $180,000
40% -3%
Below $90,000
20% -2%

15.8M volume

Ongoing institutional adoption, regulatory clarity, and post-halving demand dynamics are key drivers for BTC's long-term trajectory. Economic factors may influence short-term volatility.

Will the United States enact a comprehensive federal regulatory framework for digital assets (beyond existing SEC/CFTC actions) by December 31, 2027?

Yes, a comprehensive framework is enacted
30% +8%
Yes, a framework focused primarily on stablecoins is enacted
40% -5%
No significant new federal framework is enacted
30% -3%

12.1M volume

Political hurdles, jurisdictional disputes, and the upcoming election cycle could delay or accelerate the passage of a unified US federal crypto regulatory framework.

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