- Spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in roughly $854 million in net inflows last week, their strongest week since May
- ETH ETFs added $244 million in inflows, equivalent to about $1.25 billion in BTC flows on an adjusted basis
- The Clarity Act will be voted on in the Senate on September 15
- Fomo App set weekly records with $523 million in volume and $3 million in fees
- ZCash‘s migration is 60% complete as the Ironwood Pool surpasses Orchard
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the U.S. pulled in roughly $854 million last week, their strongest week since May and the first significant inflow after an eight-week outflow streak, data from Coinglass shows. ETH ETFs added $244 million in net inflows, equivalent to roughly $1.25 billion in BTC inflows on a market-cap adjusted basis.
A weak July jobs report showed the economy shedding 23,000 jobs against expectations of 80,000 gained, marking the first outright decline in months. Consequently, September rate hike odds fell from 67% to 42%, making a cut an underdog.
Meanwhile, the Clarity Act will be voted on in the Senate on September 15. The NYSE is building an onchain settlement platform for tokenized securities, following its role in the DTCC’s July tokenization pilot.
Bitcoin’s anti-spam fork stalled after mining just two blocks over the weekend. MARA sold roughly 23,093 BTC for $1.63 billion in H1 2026 to fund operations, per SEC filings.
Grayscale withdrew registration applications for its ADA, HBAR and DOT ETFs. Crypto majors traded flat but 3-4% higher on the week, with BTC at $65,000 and ETH at $1,916.
Meme leaders were mixed, with DOGE flat, SHIB up 2%, and PENGU up 7%. On Robinhood chain, Cashcat rebounded 40% to a $150 million market cap.
Fomo App set a new weekly record with $523 million in volume and $3 million in fees, up more than 5x over the past six weeks. Pump Fun’s PUMP token reached $2.8 billion in fully diluted valuation, its highest level since January 2026.
Zcash’s migration is now 60% complete, with the Ironwood Pool 50% bigger than the Orchard pool, according to Cipherscan. NFT leaders were mostly flat, while Stonkbrokers soared to about $24,700 and FWA tripled to a $25 million market cap as the founder teased new pools and confirmed roughly $191,600 in protocol revenue has been used to buy and burn tokens.
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