Net inflows and outflows between exchanges and wallets.
Weekly intelligence brief for September 21 - 27, 2026: supply growth returned USDC-led, the Bitget breach put exchange counterparty risk back on the risk list, SoFi settled a $25B card program in stablecoins, Binance bought $100M of Circle, and both the ECB and the Fed put stablecoin reserve rules under revision.
Weekly update on the cost of crypto transactions: the floor regime absorbed Bitcoin's push above $87,000 without moving - 1 sat/vB, about $0.11-0.12 a transfer - Ethereum ran 0.06-0.10 gwei all-in, TRON's rented route stayed at 1.37 TRX (~$0.46), and the week's most expensive fee was the Bitget attacker's 5% urgency premium.
A research report on the Bitget breach of September 24, 2026: a compromised vendor tool fed forged instructions to the exchange's signing machines, moving $228M in an 18-minute burst across seven chains - later accounted at $387.5M - and the gap between that number and the realized loss is where the analysis lives.
Weekly intelligence brief for September 14 - 20, 2026: stablecoin supply flat at $309.7B with float rotating between issuers, Circle's Arc launching with USDC-native gas, the CLARITY Act failing 49-50, and the trust layer - bridges and oracles - taking three hits in six days.
Weekly update on the cost of crypto transactions: the floor regime survived a 5% price week - Bitcoin at its 1 sat/vB median even as it reclaimed $80,000, Ethereum mainnet in its sub-gwei band, and TRON's rented route steady at 1.37 TRX (~$0.46).
Week-over-week on-chain transaction data: Bitcoin and Ethereum fees fall to their floors, TRON posts a $144.9B total-value record and $166B of weekly stablecoin volume, supply grinds up 0.56%, and security incidents dominate the anomaly scan.
Weekly intelligence brief for September 7 - 13, 2026: the fee floor on Bitcoin and Ethereum, stablecoin supply at $305.4B, Visa's $20B settlement run rate, TRON's record total value, and what the cost inversion means for payment routing.
Week-over-week on-chain transaction data: TRON's USDT float lead over Ethereum hits a record ~$18B, stablecoin supply crosses $311B with issuance slowing sharply, TRON costs stable in TRX terms, Ethereum gas at the floor of its already-low range, and a bridge event dominating the anomaly scan.
Structured weekly intelligence on crypto transactions: five fixed questions on network activity, stablecoin transfers, fees and costs, payments, and the outlook for August 31 - September 6, 2026.
A verified review of 16 crypto transaction stories from August 24-30, 2026: stablecoin supply marks 20 straight weeks of growth, Base holds its L2 lead, APAC redemption rules finalize, and payment rails keep widening.
Week-over-week on-chain transaction data: stablecoin supply passes $302B on the 20th week of growth, fees stable, a fourth L2 cut, whale activity steady.
Structured weekly intelligence on crypto transactions: five fixed questions on network activity, stablecoin transfers, fees and costs, payments, and the outlook for August 24-30, 2026.
A verified review of 16 crypto transaction stories from August 17-23, 2026: stablecoin supply hits 19 straight weeks, Base deepens its L2 USDC lead, payment rails widen, and regulation moves forward.
Week-over-week on-chain transaction data: stablecoin supply crosses $300B, Base extends its USDC lead, fees stay low, large transfers concentrated on TRON.
Structured weekly intelligence on crypto transactions: five fixed questions on network activity, stablecoin transfers, fees and costs, payments, and the outlook for August 17-23, 2026.
A verified review of 16 crypto transaction stories from August 10-16, 2026, each sourced from the whitelist: stablecoins, major chains, transfer costs, payments and regulation.
Week-over-week on-chain transaction data: transfer volumes, stablecoin settlement, fees and large transfers across TRON, Ethereum, Solana and Bitcoin for August 10-16, 2026.
Structured weekly intelligence on crypto transactions: five fixed questions on network activity (volume, addresses, TPS), stablecoin transfers, fees and costs, payments, and the outlook.