Grayscale Investments has released the second-quarter 2026 rebalancing results for several of its multi-asset crypto funds, with changes made under the methodology of the indexes each product tracks. In the Grayscale Smart Contract Platform Fund, the firm sold part of its existing holdings and used the proceeds to buy BNB, making it the fund’s largest position as of Aug. 3. In the Grayscale Decentralized AI Fund, NEAR Protocol was sold and the capital was redistributed across the fund’s remaining components. Grayscale also adjusted its DeFi Fund by selling Uniswap and reallocating the proceeds based on the existing weight of current holdings. The updated portfolio breakdowns disclosed by the firm show how those moves reshaped exposure across BNB, ETH, SOL, TAO, RENDER and other tokens.

Grayscale has completed the scheduled rebalancing of its multi-asset digital asset funds for the second quarter of 2026, according to Globenewswire. The changes covered the Grayscale DeFi Fund, the smart contract fund and the decentralized AI fund. In the DeFi portfolio, the firm sold Uniswap (UNI) and redistributed the proceeds based on existing component weights. As of Aug. 3, UNI still accounted for 34.16% of the fund, followed by ONDO at 25.44%, AAVE at 19.97%, ENA at 12.19%, CRV at 4.42% and LDO at 3.82%. In the smart contract fund, Grayscale sold part of its existing holdings under index rules and used the proceeds to buy BNB, which became the fund’s largest position at 30.6%. The decentralized AI fund sold NEAR and reallocated the proceeds across current holdings, with NEAR, TAO, RENDER and FIL listed as of Aug. 3.

Ethereum exchange-traded funds led crypto ETF flows in July, posting net inflows of $365 million, according to data cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 4. That put ETH-linked products ahead of Bitcoin ETFs, which brought in $172.43 million during the same month. Other crypto ETF categories also stayed in positive territory, including Solana ETFs with $14.62 million in net inflows, XRP ETFs with $27.29 million, Chainlink ETFs with $4.54 million, HBAR ETFs with $3 million, and Litecoin ETFs with $30,400. HYPE-related ETFs stood out as the only category to record net outflows in July, losing $15.16 million. The monthly flow breakdown suggests institutional allocations tilted toward the Ethereum ecosystem during the period, with ETH ETFs drawing more capital than BTC products and indicating stronger demand for Ethereum-linked exposure.

HBAR remains in a corrective range after repeated failures at the value area high. The $0.09 level is the key near-term support, and a breakdown could open the way toward $0.07.

In mid-May 2026, XRP spot ETFs posted a weekly net inflow of $60.5 million, the highest all year, while Hyperliquid ETFs pulled in $69.6 million since launch. DOT, LTC, AVAX, and HBAR saw zero inflows, revealing institutional capital shifting to narrative-driven picks.

HBAR slid from around $0.077 to an intraday low of $0.0735, with technical indicators showing sellers still in control and the $0.073-$0.074 zone now under close watch.

HBAR is trading near $0.10 with mixed technical signals. A close above $0.1052 on rising volume could open the way to $0.1256 and $0.1402, while a break below $0.0961 may expose $0.0907 and $0.0486.

The crypto market cap rose to $2.2 trillion on July 3, with Bitcoin and Ethereum both posting gains. XDAO led altcoin movers with a 449.3% surge, while listings, a security breach, and protocol updates kept traders focused on market developments.