CryptoQuant says Bitcoin's 24% rally has flipped key market indicators bullish, though rising profit-taking could bring near-term turbulence.

Gold extended its August rally as a weaker dollar and falling yields boosted demand, while Bitcoin briefly climbed above $80,000 for the first time since May.

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Strategy's biggest risk may not be a Bitcoin crash, but losing access to the capital markets that help it service $1.76 billion in annual obligations.

Bitcoin gained roughly 24% this week while the broader crypto market grew by less, a mismatch that shows up clearly in Bitcoin's rising share of the total crypto market.

Today, Aug. 25, 2026, growth equities gain as the 10-year yield dips, while crude oil's decline helps blue-chip stocks weather geopolitical headwinds.

Bitcoin bulls battled for control of the $80,000 zone as gold came off its highest levels since mid-May on falling US bond yields.

Franklin's digital asset expansion, including its Franklin Crypto launch and Benji platform, could unlock growth avenues.

Arcus introduced transferable ERC-20 tokens for perpetual positions and lets tokenized stocks back leveraged trades without requiring users to sell their holdings.

Operation Lighthouse generated 14,300 investigative leads across 11 crypto exchanges and payment services and flagged over 7,700 suspect accounts.

The fund gives brokerage investors exposure to ZEC as Grayscale bets on demand for crypto assets beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

These aren't derivatives tracking stock prices. each token has a direct claim on a share including its rights.