Hyperliquid Daily Summary - 2026-07-03

Bitget has launched the first US stock options trading on a crypto exchange, allowing direct options trading on US-listed companies. This makes Bitget the only major crypto platform offering US stocks alongside crypto and CFD markets as of now.

XRP recorded higher trading volume than Bitcoin on Upbit, trading above a key resistance level. Analysts are monitoring whether XRP can sustain momentum to challenge the next major zone, with a focus on the $1.15 level.

Experts say tokenized RWAs hit $60B, but thin activity, limited access, and market concentration show the sector still lacks depth. The post The Real State of Tokenization: Experts React to the RWA Market’s Liquidity Problem appeared first on BeInCrypto.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that tokenized assets will remain peripheral unless markets resolve who legally owns them and where settlement is final.  New BeInCrypto research shows why, mapping a $60 billion market fractured across regulatory regimes and largely closed to US retail investors. Why Legal Clarity Matters For Tokenization’s Future, According to IMF The post Who Actually Owns a Tokenized Asset? The IMF Wants an Answer appeared first on BeInCrypto.

XRP trading losses have hit the deepest levels in 12 years, with some analysts suggesting a new buy signal despite the overall bearish trend, signaling a critical decision point for traders.

That's something I'm wondering about, I've been using CowSwap for years after running away from Metamask and its ~2% slippage/fee swap system, and it has always been fine, until recently.. So i've done a swap from ETH to Wbtc as i'm borrowing on aave, and surprisingly I've got hit by a 1.6% fee, basically i've swapped 16 ETH and only received 0.441 WBTC. I've basically lost 500$. And yes, i did check, it has come to their protocol fee address so I doubt it's actually a liquidity problem or anything related to that. submitted by /u/harii047 [link] [comments]

Most DeFi products are good at showing the happy path. deposit swap bridge borrow stake claim The part that still feels weak is the half broken state. The bridge says complete but the wallet does not show funds. The transaction succeeded but the app still says pending. The pool shows APY, but not what happens if liquidity disappears. The user signs one thing and later realizes the risk was hidden in the wrapper. Banks are annoying, but they usually have a boring recovery script. DeFi often has a block explorer link and a Discord channel. I think the next serious UX improvement is

Robinhood Chain feels like a useful DeFi test because it puts tokenized stocks, perps, swaps, lending, and wallet activity inside an app normal retail already trusts. The weird part: DeFi may show up as a brokerage feature before most users think of themselves as crypto users. If this works, the scoreboard changes: tokenized stocks get judged against brokerage UX perps and swaps sit next to boring portfolio balances yield and lending have to explain themselves to people who expect Robinhood-level simplicity custody and withdrawal rules become visible product design I write Boring Mo

Roughly 82.1% of the top-100 crypto assets declined in June, the worst market breadth of 2026, even as the group’s average return stayed positive. That split defined the month. A single outlier lifted the average into positive territory while the median return dropped 16.8%, according to a second-quarter recap from CryptoRank. A Headline Average That The post Crypto’s Positive June Average Masked an 82% Decline Across Top Assets appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Bitcoin jumped towards $62,000 on weak US jobs data, dovish Fed signals, and heavy short liquidations. Is $70,000 next? The post Why Bitcoin Jumped towards $62,000 and What Could Carry It to $70,000 appeared first on BeInCrypto.