BTC traded at $79,211.6, up 2.03% over 24 hours, while ETH was at $2,475.27, up 0.03%. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield stood at 4.668% and gold futures at $4,695.5. In their latest sessions, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 fell 0.28% and 0.97%, while WTI and Brent declined 3.45% and 3.34%.
1. U.S. spot BTC ETFs extend inflow streak to six days
U.S. spot BTC ETFs recorded $338 million in net inflows for the Aug. 24 trading day, their sixth consecutive positive session, bringing the six-day total to about $2.26 billion. The two largest individual product inflows were $209 million and $105 million. ETF net flows measure subscriptions less redemptions and are not the same as BTC price returns.
Assets to watch: BTC
2. CASHCAT gains more than 113% in one week
CASHCAT traded at $0.21829 on Aug. 25, up 46.23% over 24 hours after reaching $0.24168. Its one-week and one-month gains exceeded 113% and 345%, while circulating market capitalization was about $215 million. Twenty-four-hour turnover was roughly $2.01 million, and the Fear and Greed Index rose to 74. CASHCAT is a cat-themed token on Robinhood Chain, with volatility closely tied to market risk appetite.
Assets to watch: CASHCAT
3. STX turnover tops $8.1 million as the token gains 12.72%
STX rose to $0.2711 on Aug. 25, up 12.72% over 24 hours, after touching $0.2888 on turnover of about $8.1 million. The broader Layer 2 sector was up 3.02% earlier in the day before STX extended its advance. Stacks is a smart-contract network designed to anchor settlement security to Bitcoin.
Assets to watch: STX
4. U.S. spot SOL ETFs add $33.49 million in one day
U.S. spot SOL ETFs recorded combined net inflows of $33.4896 million for the Aug. 24 trading day. The two largest product inflows were $24.9941 million and $4.8403 million. SOL traded at $99.664, up 5.09% over 24 hours. Completed daily ETF flows reflect net creations and redemptions of fund shares.
Assets to watch: SOL
5. Monad proposes wallet credentials that can be replaced
Monad released an early wallet-upgrade proposal on Aug. 25 that would separate wallet addresses from control credentials, allowing lost or expired keys to be replaced without moving assets or changing addresses. The design supports passkeys, multisignature authorization, quantum-resistant cryptography and account recovery, while implementation details remain unfinished. The proposal changes account authorization rather than onchain ownership records.
Assets to watch: MON
6. Morpho records about $36.39 million in cascading liquidations
A YT reUSD trade first pushed implied yield to 20% on Aug. 25 and was then sold quickly, triggering roughly $36.39 million in liquidations across leveraged PT reUSD positions on Morpho. YT represents future yield separated from principal, so its pricing can affect collateral ratios in related PT positions.
Assets to watch: MORPHO
7. Large Hyperliquid long realizes $61.72 million in three days
A large Hyperliquid trader closed longs totaling 120,000 ETH and 2,000 BTC over three days, realizing $61.72 million in profit by Aug. 25. The original $537 million long position was reduced to about $80 million. Onchain data verifies position changes for the addresses involved but does not establish the identity of their controller.
Assets to watch: HYPE ETH BTC
8. Nvidia receives order for 9,000 Vera Rubin systems
An Asian AI infrastructure company ordered 9,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin systems on Aug. 25, with servers using the rack-scale platform scheduled to enter operation next year. Vera Rubin is Nvidia's next-generation AI computing platform, and the order covers chips, interconnects and rack-level deployment.
Assets to watch: NVDA
9. U.S. 10-year Treasury yield falls to 4.668%
The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield stood at 4.668% on Aug. 25, down 0.036 percentage points on the day, while gold futures traded at $4,695.5, down 0.05%. Bond yields generally move inversely to prices, and long-term rates are an important discount-rate reference for equities and precious metals.
Assets to watch: TLT XAU
10. WTI and Brent both fall more than 3%
WTI crude traded at $82.08 on Aug. 25, down 3.45%, while Brent fell 3.34% to $89.09. WTI and Brent are commonly used benchmarks for North American and global crude markets, and their simultaneous decline reflected broad weakness across energy prices.
Assets to watch: CL BZ
Market snapshot
BTC: $79,211.6 (24h +2.03%) | ETH: $2,475.27 (24h +0.03%)
Gold: $4,695.5 (-0.05%) | Silver: $68.10 (-0.72%)
WTI: $82.08 (-3.45%) | Brent: $89.09 (-3.34%)
S&P 500: 7,652.86 (-0.28%) | Nasdaq 100: 29,023.182 (-0.97%)