The hype around meme coins is changing again. As Pengu gains significant momentum, most investors now think it’s more likely to get listed as an ETF in the future compared to Pepe Coin

Shiba Inu, despite being the second-largest meme coin, faces a significant price decline as investors shift focus from meme tokens to alternative cryptocurrencies, impacting the overall market for meme coins.

Cardano and Dogecoin have dropped over 13% this week, leading investors to consider tokens with clearer use cases. Cardano fell from $0.82 to $0.71, reflecting a 13.4% decline following profit-taking after the Vasil upgrade.

Pi Coin has dropped to an all-time low of $0.34 due to ongoing monthly token unlocks, struggling to maintain value while other altcoins rise.

XRP begins August weakly, falling below the critical $3 level, indicating potential for further price correction in the near future.

Shiba Inu has shown signs of recovery in 2025, with rising trading volumes and renewed market attention. However, two emerging meme coins—Bonk and Little Pepe—are now positioned to outperform SHIB in the coming weeks. Of the two, Little Pepe ($LILPEPE) has emerged as the strongest contender,

Investor confidence in Cardano's ETF approval has reached 83%, boosting optimism for ADA's price. Technical analysis indicates a potential rise to $4, backed by whale accumulation and institutional interest.

Pepeto (PEPETO) is emerging as a meme coin with significant potential, leveraging meme culture alongside practical features like a zero-fee exchange and a cross-chain bridge. As it gains presale momentum and achieves development goals, it attracts both speculative traders and long-term investors.

US tariffs still affect market sentiments, with Bitcoin remaining under $114,000 despite slight recovery. Ethereum lingers below $3500, and altcoins face uncertainty, with some dropping below critical support levels.

Litecoin bulls are working to maintain support above $100, with hopes of a rebound that could propel prices past 2021 highs and break free from bearish trends.

The crypto market faced a bearish trend, lowering Bitcoin's price from $120K to $113K. However, altcoins like XRP, Pi Coin, and Shiba Inu are showing potential for recovery amidst the ongoing market challenges.

The crypto market experienced a significant setback with over $500 million liquidated as Bitcoin and Ethereum fell sharply after recent gains, now hovering at monthly lows amid rising sell-off risks.

Story Highlights Ethereum ETFs saw $152.3M in outflows on August 1—the first outflow in 20 days.
BlackRock's ETH ETF recorded zero outflows, signaling strong institutional confidence.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) whales are quietly exiting as they transfer funds to stablecoins and lower-cap altcoins, despite some rallies and spikes earlier this year, indicating a shift in market sentiment.

Early Bitcoin investor Davinci cautions that retail holders lack sufficient BTC as major institutions begin accumulating. He maintains his long-term prediction of Bitcoin reaching $500K, supported by bullish sentiments from Bitwise and Standard Chartered.

The Ethereum market experienced significant activity as a new token surged 500%, sparking renewed interest in Layer 2 and DeFi projects, and outpacing the broader crypto market.

What a week – New rules. Big releases. And a few surprises no one saw coming.

Whale activity in altcoins raises short-term concerns, yet XRP and Solana are expected to rise and reach new all-time highs in the second half of 2025 despite current price fluctuations.

Ethereum is holding above $2,700, indicating a solid bullish trend despite market weakness. Analysts view the dip as a buying opportunity, predicting targets of $4,446, $5,903, and possible highs of $7,000–$8,000.

Alex Rampell cautions against Operation Chokepoint 3.0, which restricts access to crypto and fintech. JPMorgan Chase is also adopting this initiative, leading banks to potentially impose hefty fees for accessing customer bank account data.