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TON Bridge Shutdown Scheduled for September 1, 2026 The Toncoin and Token Bridge will permanently shut down on September 1, 2026, marking the end of support for transfers through the legacy bridge infrastructure. 📌 What users need to know: ▪️ Percentage-based transfer fees have been removed during the remaining withdrawal period. ▪️ Holders of Wrapped TON on Ethereum or BNB Smart Chain should bridge assets back to the TON network. ▪️ Holders of jUSDT, jUSDC, jWBTC, and other j-tokens on TON should bridge assets back to Ethereum. ▪️ Although bridge oracles started withdrawing stakes in June 2026, transfer processing will continue until the final shutdown date. Users are advised to check their wallets and complete any required asset migrations before September 1, 2026, to ensure uninterrupted access to their funds. #TON #Toncoin #Crypto #DeFi #Web3 #Blockchain #BitgetInsights

Bitcoin was turned away at the $67,000 level earlier in the week, with strong selling pressure dragging the price down toward $62,000 on Friday, where it eventually stabilized. A number of large-cap altcoins have seen stronger upward moves today, including SOL, which has pushed back above the $70 mark, and HYPE, which is currently trading at a similar range. ✅ BTC Recovers Above $63K The week opened on a firm note for Bitcoin. After a quiet weekend and renewed optimism following Trump’s comments about a potential US–Iran agreement expected to be announced on Sunday, the POTUS did outline a deal framework between both sides, with signing anticipated before the end of the week. $BTC reacted quickly, climbing from below $64,000 to $66,000 and then briefly breaking above $67,200 by Monday morning. The rally, however, stalled there, with repeated rejections around $67,000. Volatility picked up ahead of and after the first FOMC meeting under Kevin Warsh, where Bitcoin briefly touched $66,400 before sliding back under $64,000 following the Fed’s decision to hold rates and Warsh’s more hawkish stance. Further downside followed amid speculation that Strategy could begin offloading BTC, pushing the price below $62,400 on Friday. Although the expected geopolitical deal has yet to be finalized, Bitcoin has since rebounded toward $63,500, potentially supported by news of a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Market capitalization has risen to around $1.270 trillion on CG, while Bitcoin dominance remains just above 56%. ✅ SOL, HYPE Push Toward $70 Ethereum has moved back above $1,700 despite recent selling pressure from Arthur Hayes. BNB continues to trade below $590, while XRP is holding around $1.15. $SOL and HYPE have posted comparable gains and are now both hovering near the $70 level. ZEC has also gained roughly 4%, trading above $470. On the downside, Monero has fallen about 4.4% to under $315. WLD is down to $0.60 after slipping 4.7%, while MORPHO has lost around 3.6% and now sits below $1.90. Overall crypto market capitalization has added roughly $40 billion from yesterday’s low and now stands above $2.270 trillion on CG.

$BNB (1H) - Short Bias: Short Entry (Zone): 588.20 - 589.00 Targets: TP1: 584.80 TP2: 582.80 TP3: 580.20 Stop Loss: 591.40 Why this Setup: I’m staying short while price is reclaiming into a breakdown area after a sharp selloff. I want a clean rejection near the 588-589 zone, with room to rotate back toward the recent lows if momentum fades.

$BNB (1h) - Pullback Long Bias: Long Entry (Zone): 579.00 - 581.50 Targets: TP1: 584.20 TP2: 588.80 TP3: 595.00 Stop Loss: 572.80 Why this Setup: I’m looking for a rebound continuation after the sharp selloff and base-building around 575-581. If price holds above this support and reclaims the mid-580s, I expect a move back into the prior breakdown levels with momentum toward the upper 580s and 595.