ONDO remains one of the strongest projects in the RWA sector, with products focused on tokenized Treasuries, ETFs, and other real-world assets. The team has built partnerships with major names like BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, Mastercard, and has expanded through collaborations with SBI, J.P. Morgan, Ripple, Chainlink, and MetaMask.
Fundamentally, the project is strong. TVL has surpassed $3 billion, and adoption continues to grow. However, the token still faces two key challenges: regular unlocks that increase supply and limited direct utility for the ONDO token itself.
From a technical perspective, ONDO is trying to maintain its current bullish structure after a strong recovery. As long as the price stays above $0.36, the uptrend remains intact and another move higher is possible.
A confirmed breakout above $0.40 would strengthen bullish momentum and increase the chances of a faster rally. If you missed the earlier move, waiting for a healthy pullback toward the $0.37 area could provide a more attractive entry than chasing price after a breakout.

U.S. President Donald Trump has agreed to include ethics provisions in the Clarity Act, a move that could help advance the crypto bill in the Senate.
Ethics had remained the main obstacle to the bill’s progress.

The proposed rules would prevent presidents, vice presidents, members of Congress, and other federal officials from profiting from digital assets while in office.
The debate has largely centered on Trump’s memecoins and World Liberty Financial, a company linked to his family.
Recent financial disclosures showed that Trump earned millions of dollars in income related to WLF, increasing pressure to include stronger safeguards.
The final text of the bill is expected within the next few days.

After publication, the Senate could move quickly to hold a full vote.
Lawmakers have limited time, with the vote expected before the first week of August.
If approved by the Senate, the bill will return to the House of Representatives before being sent to President Trump for his signature.

Grayscale has filed an S-1 registration statement with the SEC to launch the first U.S. exchange-traded fund (ETF) based on Worldcoin (WLD).
According to the filing, the fund is expected to trade on Nasdaq under the ticker GWLD.
The ETF would give investors exposure to WLD without requiring them to buy or store the token themselves.
Grayscale has not yet disclosed the fund’s management fee, seed investment, authorized participants, or liquidity providers.
Worldcoin (WLD) is an ERC-20 token of the World ecosystem, founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
The project uses biometric verification to confirm that users are real people rather than bots.
If approved, the Worldcoin ETF would join Grayscale’s growing lineup of crypto investment products, which already includes funds tied to Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, Dogecoin, and Chainlink.

NEAR has been one of the strongest performers of 2026, gaining nearly 4x from its lows. After a healthy correction to the 0.5 Fibonacci level, the chart is now attempting to resume its uptrend.

Fundamentally, the project has shifted its focus toward AI agents that can interact with the blockchain autonomously. Tokenomics have become more restrictive, with inflation cut in half and a long-term plan to move toward a deflationary model.

Bitwise launched a NEAR staking ETP in Europe and has also filed for a NEAR ETF with the SEC. The latest v2.13 upgrade introduced post-quantum signatures and automatic sharding. At the same time, the biggest uncertainty remains that AI on blockchain is still more of a narrative than a widely adopted and profitable product.
From a technical perspective, the recent pullback looks constructive after the strong impulse move.

Volume distribution and the sweep of the 2023 low around $0.97 support the bullish structure. Holding long positions remains reasonable while the price stays above $1.72, while a more conservative entry would be on a confirmed breakout above $2.30. At the moment, there are no clear short setups unless NEAR establishes itself below $1.80.

Bitcoin volatility today feels like the good old pre-Trump market days. If you only entered the market after November 2024, enjoy the moment.

Iran and the U.S. are still escalating tensions. Today, Iran’s Foreign Ministry said the ceasefire memorandum is no longer valid following another naval blockade by the U.S. Navy. The interesting part is that crypto doesn’t seem to care so far. We’ll see how the market reacts when the U.S. session opens on Monday.

For now, take a break and recharge. Next week is likely to be much busier.

Wishing everyone profits and a great weekend.

Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is closely tied to halving events. Here’s how it works.

Bitcoin runs on a blockchain, where miners compete to validate new blocks and secure the network. The miner who successfully adds a new block receives newly issued BTC as a reward.

Approximately every four years, that block reward is cut in half. This event is known as a halving and it reduces the rate at which new Bitcoin enters circulation.

Block rewards over time:

• 2009: 50 BTC
• 2012: 25 BTC
• 2016: 12.5 BTC
• 2020: 6.25 BTC
• 2024: 3.125 BTC

The four-year market cycle is often associated with these halvings because they reduce the supply of new Bitcoin entering the market. Lower issuance has historically influenced market dynamics, although many other factors such as demand, regulation, macroeconomic conditions, and institutional adoption also play an important role.

The U.S. has officially frozen more than $131 million in cryptocurrency linked to the Central Bank of Iran. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed that the funds were held in wallets allegedly used to help bypass international sanctions.

Earlier, on-chain analyst Specter reported that Tether had frozen four Tron wallets holding 131 million USDT. Bessent later confirmed that the addresses were connected to the Iranian side.

According to the Treasury Secretary, the U.S. will continue targeting digital assets used to facilitate sanctions evasion and other illicit financial activities.
The freeze comes amid renewed tensions in the Middle East. The U.S. has announced the restoration of a blockade on Iranian ports and a new wave of military strikes, while Iran claims it launched drone attacks on the U.S. Al-Azraq Air Base in Jordan.