Strategy’s standing in major equity indexes emerged as one of the day’s main storylines after Bitcoin News said MSCI had proposed new rules aimed at “non-operating companies,” with a May 2026 simulation showing Strategy could be removed from its global investable market index. The consultation period runs through Sept. 30, a decision is expected by Oct. 16, and any changes could take effect during the November 2026 index review. Another macro headline came from the U.S. Treasury’s planned $25 billion 30-year bond sale, which is expected to carry the highest financing cost since 2001, while U.S. interest expense for the current fiscal year has already reached $1.17 trillion. Across the crypto sector, TRM Labs said only 281 of 1,343 crypto asset service providers in Europe have obtained authorization after MiCA took full effect. Forward Industries disclosed additional SOL purchases, Wintermute outlined a roughly $1 billion five-year push into AI infrastructure and high-frequency trading, and Bullish, Gemini, Robinhood Chain and Tether each released notable operating or financial updates. The day also brought project launches, new financing rounds for Kalshi, Databricks and several AI startups, plus fresh regulatory developments from the CFTC and SEC.

Binance spot market data reported by ChainCatcher shows a volatile session, with several tokens moving in opposite directions. BICO rose 12.65% over 24 hours after bouncing from its lows. Five other tokens pulled back after earlier spikes: BIO fell 5.15%, MMT dropped 7.75%, ESP declined 14.15%, ROBO lost 20.07%, and SNXXB was down 5.88%. Three more tokens touched fresh daily lows: GLWB slid 6.42%, AXTIB fell 21.12%, and IRENB dropped 8.36%. The figures, drawn from Binance spot trading pairs, show wide intraday swings across the group. AXTIB recorded the steepest drop among the names mentioned, while ROBO also fell more than a fifth. BICO was the only token in the report with a gain, and its price action was described as rebounding from lower levels. The mixed moves come in a session that displayed broad market volatility, according to the data. The reported ranges are based on 24-hour price changes.

ChainCatcher reported, citing Binance spot market data, that several tokens saw sharp price swings over the past 24 hours and in shorter intraday windows. BICO posted the steepest move among the names mentioned, falling 49.24% over 24 hours, while VIC declined 14.29%. Both were described as showing a rise-then-pullback pattern. On the gaining side, MMT rose 12.54% in 24 hours and was described as rebounding after first touching lower levels. SUPER climbed 6.43% and reached a new weekly high. ChainCatcher also said THE, BMT, MUBARAK and PROVE each showed a similar rise-then-pullback pattern, with losses ranging from 5% to 7%. In very short-term trading, EPIC and CTSI both recorded modest declines within five minutes, down 3.06% and 3.21%, respectively. The report framed the moves as part of broader volatility visible in Binance spot trading data.

Binance spot data tracked by ChainCatcher shows sharper divergence across crypto trading pairs. DODO dropped 15.47% in 24 hours while EPIC climbed 11.87% and showed a bounce from session lows. DUSK, PIVX, THE, KAITO, MMT and C all pulled back after initial spikes, with PIVX down 12.42%. Separately, AT touched a new intraday low, falling 6.26%.

Binance spot trading data showed sharp moves across several tokens, according to a ChainCatcher market update. BICONOMY (BICO) posted the biggest decline in the group, falling 41.08% over the past 24 hours. At the same time, TOKO (TKO) rose 5.97% and reached a new high for the week. SYN also moved higher, gaining 5.61% over 24 hours, with the token described as rebounding after touching a local low. Other names tracked in the update gave back earlier gains. RONIN fell 7.1%, ACT dropped 6.43%, PROVE lost 6.7%, and ALLO declined 7.03%, all marked by a rise-then-pullback pattern. BMT and MMT also moved lower, slipping 5.06% and 3.47%, respectively. The figures were cited from Binance spot data in the ChainCatcher report.

Binance has completed the integration of Momentum (MMT) on the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) network, according to an official announcement on Aug. 7. Deposit and withdrawal services for the token are now open. Users can move MMT in and out of Binance via the BEP20 network.

According to ChainCatcher, citing Binance spot market data, several tokens posted sharp moves over the past 24 hours. VIC recorded the steepest decline, falling 22.83%. HFT and PIVX also moved lower, down 13.56% and 12.62%, with all three described as showing a rise-and-fall pattern after earlier gains. On the upside, MMT advanced 14.25% and was described as rebounding after testing lower levels. FLNCB showed the same rebound pattern and gained 6.99%. BEL also touched a new weekly high, with a 24-hour increase of 7.48%. The move reflects broad volatility across Binance spot trading pairs rather than a one-sided market trend.

Upbit’s trading volume over the past 24 hours dropped 27.3% from the previous period, according to data cited by BlockBeats from CoinGecko on Aug. 1. In the exchange’s KRW market, the META/KRW pair ranked first by share of trading volume, accounting for 11.56% of total turnover. Other assets listed among the top five by volume were USDT, MMT, BTC, and BABY. The update was published as a short market data brief and did not provide additional details beyond the reported percentage decline and pair rankings.