A White House crypto gathering set the tone for the day’s market and policy headlines. U.S. President Donald Trump urged Congress to move the CLARITY Act forward, calling it a powerful market-structure bill, while saying Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chair Michael Selig is working to bring Hyperliquid into the U.S. in a fully compliant way. HYPE rose more than 20% over 24 hours following those remarks. The event came ahead of the first meeting of the CFTC’s Innovation Advisory Committee, which is scheduled to cover crypto regulation, AI in trading and compliance, and prediction markets. At the same time, Coinbase said it has integrated Hyperliquid into Base App to offer perpetual futures trading to eligible users with up to 50x leverage in supported jurisdictions. Outside the policy story, VanEck said Bitcoin has triggered eight of its 12 capitulation indicators, suggesting the market is approaching historical bear-market bottom zones, though not necessarily a confirmed bottom. PANews’ daily roundup also highlighted Unitree’s launch of a 7-axis bionic robotic arm starting at 9,900 yuan, fresh ETF flow data, new funding deals across AI infrastructure, and several project updates spanning Berachain, Nethermind, Aligned, Linera and Flop Labs.

BlockBeats reported on Aug. 20 that several tokens moved lower after Binance announced plans to delist them. According to market data from HTX, STORJ fell more than 9% over the past hour and was trading at $0.0375. ICX was down 11%, while SCRT slipped 3% in one hour. SCRT’s 24-hour decline reached 16%. The price moves came after Binance said it would delist STORJ, ICX and SCRT. No other details were provided in the brief market update.

ChainCatcher, citing Binance spot market data, reported sharp moves across several tokens. HOME posted the largest 24-hour decline in the group, down 15.27%. GUN rose 12.5% over the same period and reached a new high for the day. ZAMA moved the other way, falling 7.16% and touching a daily low. WLFI also stood out on the upside, climbing 8.65% and reaching a new high for the week. SCRT, PYR, and BICO were described as showing a rebound after dipping, with gains of 5.18%, 8.16%, and 5.52%, respectively. In another set of moves, FTT was marked by a small five-minute decline of 3.24%, while PIVX was described as pulling back after a rise, with a drop of 9.65%. The figures were attributed to Binance spot data in the ChainCatcher market update.

Secret Network proposed migrating SCRT tokens from Cosmos to Arbitrum, citing security risks, weak liquidity and outdated code. The move follows a $4.7M Axelar-Secret bridge exploit. A snapshot is set for Sept 1; SCRT tumbled 25% in 24 hours.

The crypto market turned red in 24 hours with BTC dropping to $92,531, ETH to $3,195, and XRP to $1.96 amid profit-taking. Mid-cap tokens like DUSK and SURGE posted strong gains, signaling capital rotation rather than panic selling.

Grayscale Investments updated its 2022 list of digital assets under consideration, adding 25 new assets to bring the total to 43, while Amp joined the product family.

Grayscale Investments updated its Assets Under Consideration list with 25 new crypto assets, bringing the total to 43, while also adding Amp to its product family. The firm emphasized the complex process required for creating new investment products.

Grayscale Investments updated its 'Assets Under Consideration' list in January 2022, adding 25 new crypto assets for a total of 43, while also including Amp in its product family. The firm manages $30.6 billion in assets.