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Issue #59 · Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Market mood  Fear · 29/100  ▼ from 30 yesterday
Worth noting  Bitcoin fell below $65,000 since yesterday.
Bitcoin and Ethereum declined modestly as fear sentiment persisted, while institutional and regulatory developments shaped the broader crypto landscape.
 
 

  The Numbers

Bitcoin (BTC)$64,289  -1.2%
+1.1% this week
Ethereum (ETH)$1,891  -1.7%
+1.6% this week
Total crypto market$2.28T  -0.9%
BTC dominance 56.5% · BTC 49% below its all-time high

  The Movers

Top gainers (24h)

LIT Lighter+7.9%
HASH Provenance Blockchain+7.8%
BTW Bitway+5.6%
LINK Chainlink+5.3%

Top losers (24h)

CC Canton-4.9%
ZEC Zcash-4.3%
BDX Beldex-4.2%
SHIB Shiba Inu-4.1%

From the top 100 coins by market cap.

  The Read

Where the chart sits — description, not prediction

Bitcoin sits between its 50-day ($63.3K) and 200-day ($69.9K) averages — a trend in transition. Over the past 30 days it has traded between $62.3K and $66.5K; today's price sits in the middle third of that range. RSI(14) is 52 — momentum is roughly neutral.

See all nine coins on the daily markets page →

  The Brief

 Ravencoin faces potential four-day transaction rollback

Two mining pools controlling most of Ravencoin's hashpower are building an alternate chain to undo transactions since a critical block flaw Friday, potentially reversing deposits, withdrawals, and payments made in that period. (CoinDesk)

 Coinbase secures Abu Dhabi approval for tokenized securities

Coinbase obtained regulatory approval to offer tokenized securities from Abu Dhabi, marking the exchange's expansion into onchain finance within a growing Middle East digital asset hub. (CoinDesk)

 UK lawmakers press banks on crypto access under new FCA rules

UK lawmakers are asking banks to explain how the incoming FCA crypto regulatory regime may alter their policies toward digital asset firms, addressing a stated barrier to industry growth. (The Block)

 Public companies increasingly borrow against Bitcoin holdings

Institutional borrowing against Bitcoin reserves has entered mainstream practice, with public companies using the collateral to fund acquisitions and capital spending without liquidating their holdings. (CoinDesk)

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Crypto 101

What's a CBDC?

A central bank digital currency — government-issued digital money. Philosophically the opposite of Bitcoin: centralized by design. Many countries are piloting them.

“Bitcoin's supply is capped at 21 million. That's the whole pitch in one sentence.”

Coin Mornings is an educational digest for US readers. Nothing here is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Crypto is volatile — never invest more than you can afford to lose. Some links are affiliate links; we may earn a commission at no cost to you. Prices via CoinGecko, sentiment via alternative​.me, captured shortly before send.

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