📢 U.S. convertible bond issuance has hit a record $131B as companies ramp up AI spending.

📢 Tokenized equity supply on Solana has reached a record $684M, up 47% in just three weeks.

📢 Over $684M in leveraged positions were liquidated over the past 24 hours, with $261M in longs and $422M in shorts.

📢 Polymarket traders now price a 79% chance of a 25bps Fed rate hike in September.

📢 Perp DEXs now support over 1,000 RWA markets, with public equities making up roughly 75%, according to CryptoRank.

📢 Liquid staking TVL has climbed 34% to a record $52.3B, according to CertiK Skynet.

📢 Bitwise’s premium RWA vault has surpassed $15M in deposits.

📢 CME Group now puts the odds of a rate hike next week at 86.5%.

📢 Metaplanet is reducing its Series 10 stock pool by 41% and plans to launch a $1M Hong Kong subsidiary focused on Bitcoin, equities, and credit trading.

📢 FUN FACT: ETH has climbed from #100 to #61 among the world’s largest assets by market cap in just a few months.

📢 USDT and USDC account for 94% of the circulating stablecoin supply.

📢 $346.1B is now tokenized across 47 different asset classes.

📢 The total crypto market cap remains $460B higher than it was a month ago.

📢 ETH ETFs recorded one of their biggest daily inflows yesterday, with more than $216M entering the funds. That strong inflow was enough to extend their streak to four consecutive weeks of net inflows.

📢 More than $1B worth of real estate has now been tokenized on Injective.

📢 OECD government debt is now costing roughly $2T in interest payments every year.

📢 Onchain stock trading is seeing its highest activity outside U.S. market hours, with Solana, Robinhood, BNB Chain, and Base all recording stronger after-hours volumes.

📢 The SEC has approved Grayscale’s filing to rebrand its Litecoin Trust as the “Grayscale Litecoin Trust ETF,” with plans to list it on NYSE Arca under the ticker $LTCN.

📢 Clothing costs could surge as the Iran conflict and El Niño put further pressure on energy, freight, and material prices.

📢 The U.S. dollar has lost nearly 50% of its purchasing power over the past 26 years, with $1,000 in 2000 now requiring almost $1,940 to match its buying power.