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XRP Value Prediction: Analysts Warn of Deeper Losses as $1.05 Help Turns Into Resistance
XRP remains under pressure after slipping below a key technical support zone, with multiple analysts warning that the former $1.05 floor has now become a significant resistance level. The latest XRP price action reflects continued bearish momentum as sellers maintain control, while traders closely monitor whether the psychologically important $1.00 level can withstand further downside…
Carbon Launches TradFi-Native On-Chain Derivatives Venue With 950+ Markets in One Account
Road Town, British Virgin Islands, 7th August 2026, Chainwire Road Town, British Virgin Islands, August 7th, 2026, Chainwire 250+ TradFi markets join Carbon’s 530+ crypto perpetuals & 150 24/7 RWAs in one venue. Wall Street depth at listing, stable overnight rates, and on-chain settlement. Carbon, the on-chain prime broker for global markets, today opened public…
CoinMarketCap Expands Its Professional API With Actual-World Asset Information Endpoints
Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, 7th August 2026, Chainwire Kwai Chung, Hong Kong, August 7th, 2026, Chainwire CoinMarketCap has expanded its Pro API with a new suite of seven real-world asset (RWA) endpoints, giving developers a single programmatic source for data on tokenized versions of traditional financial instruments. The RWA endpoints cover tokenized equities, commodities, currencies,…
AI Competitors Heats Up as OpenAI Offers Extra Customers Entry to GPT-5.6 Sol, AMD...
The artificial intelligence (AI) race intensified this week as OpenAI broadened access to its flagship GPT-5.6 Sol model while semiconductor giant AMD strengthened its AI infrastructure ambitions through the acquisition of AI startup Taalas. OpenAI’s latest update focuses on improving the user experience inside ChatGPT, while AMD’s move is aimed at accelerating AI inference performance,…
OpenAI’s $300 AI Doughnut Desires to Personal the Room
A $300 metal doughnut is a ridiculous object on which to wager the future of computing. That’s why Silicon Valley may be serious about it. OpenAI’s first consumer device, developed with former Apple design chief Jony Ive, will reportedly resemble a doughnut-shaped hockey puck small enough to carry around the house in one hand. It…