Former U.S. President Donald Trump, well-known for his skepticism towards cryptocurrencies, has been revealed to hold between $250,001 and $500,000 in an Ethereum (ETH) wallet, according to his financial disclosure form filed in April 2023.

The exchange-traded digital asset market has seen considerable outflows this week, marking a total of $107 million, illustrating an accelerated pace of ongoing profit-taking over the past weeks.

CoinShares’ Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly report stated that Bitcoin took center stage with outflows amounting to $111 million, recording the most significant weekly outflows since March this year.

A new report by the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) suggests that social media activity, especially from inauthentic accounts, may have significantly amplified the value of certain cryptocurrencies listed on the now-defunct FTX exchange.

The TRON (TRX) network exhibited considerable growth in Q2 in daily active accounts, new accounts, and transactions, as metrics increased by 14%, 13.4%, and 28.9%, respectively, according to a recent report by Messari.

Tron Q2 Growth.

This growth coincided with the launch of BitTorrent Bridge and Stake 2.0, among other developments, showing promising expansion of the network’s capabilities and user engagement.

Messari’s report notes that the surge in network activity boosted revenue by 11.6% quarter-over-quarter in TRX terms, translating to a 22.2% increase when measured in USD.

Interestingly, the revenue growth led to a significant amount of TRX being burned, supporting the token’s value in an otherwise flat-to-down market. TRX outperformed most Layer 1 tokens during the quarter, with its market cap swelling by 14.7% compared to the average 23% decline of other major L1 tokens.

The report also highlighted TRON’s ongoing efforts to expand DeFi as applications and infrastructure providers began integrating TRX liquid staking and the decentralized resource marketplace.

TRON’s most prominent DeFi protocols, such as JustLend, JustStables, SUN, and JustMoney, saw increased Total Value Locked (TVL) during the period, reflecting vibrant activity in the network’s DeFi sector.

Across the network, TVl grew 7% when denominated in dollars, but the underlying amount of TRX fell by 7.9%.

A recent report from data analytics firm Kaiko revealed decreased trading activity for AI-related tokens.

The report analyzed weekly trading volumes for some of the most popular AI-related tokens, such as Fetch.ai (FET), Injective (INJ), Oasis Network (ROSE), Render (RNDR), SingularityNET (AGIX), and The Graph (GRT). According to Kaiko’s findings, these tokens have experienced the lowest weekly trading volume since the beginning of the year.

Data from CryptoSlate also reflects the struggles of the AI token sector to maintain its momentum. Evaluations of the top five AI coins by market cap indicate a relatively flat performance, with these tokens recovering most of their losses from the previous week.

However, despite these price recoveries, it is critical to remember that price is not always an accurate measure of overall performance; trading volume often provides a more telling gauge of a token’s vitality.