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HYPE 
TRX ARB is facing selling pressure due to large-scale token unlocking on August 15. HYPE's revenue and trading activity remain strong despite cooling weekly expenses and recent weak prices. TRX is facing an upgrade deadline against the background of stable USDT usage, network activity and price trends. The second week of August brings a number of important catalysts for altcoins. Arbitrum, Hyperliquid and TRON each have different factors that support investor interest. ARB faces large-scale token unlocking, which may increase short-term selling pressure. HYPE has strong revenue despite falling back from its monthly high. TRX will usher in a critical network upgrade this week. These developments may affect price movements, and traders are evaluating risks and potential benefits.
Arbitrum faces a critical supply test
Source: Trading View
Arbitrum has had a major supply event at the beginning of this week. Approximately 92.65 million ARB tokens will be unlocked on August 15, with a valuation of approximately US$7.37 million. This release accounts for approximately 1.4% of the current circulation supply. Most of the tokens will belong to team members, contributors and investors. Such releases could increase selling pressure when recipients choose to cash in profits. Large holders had appeared more cautious before the incident. Wallets holding 1 million to 10 million ARBs reduced their share of supply-from 32.15% on August 3 to 31.74% on August 10. Despite this, Arbitrum still has a strong long-term ecological narrative. Robinhood used Arbitrum technology to build a new tokenized stock chain.
Hyperliquid faces weakening momentum in growth
Source: Trading View
Hyperliquid presents a more balanced picture as the new week approaches. HYPE has gained nearly 5% in the past seven days, but the token is still down about 18% from a month ago. Internet revenue provides traders with a stronger reason to interest. Hyperliquid incurred approximately $9.37 million in fees over seven days, and agreed revenue for the same period reached approximately $6.44 million. The trading volume of perpetual futures also reached US$38.9 billion. Based on current activities, annualized costs are close to US$1 billion. Hyperliquid uses most of its transaction revenue for HYPE buybacks and destruction. However, weekly costs have cooled down compared to the recent 30-day average.
TRON enters major upgrade week
Source: Trading View
TRON may have the clearest catalyst among the three altcoins. Node operators must complete the GreatVoyage v4.8.2 upgrade by August 16. This Pyrrho upgrade enhances Ethereum compatibility and enhances network reliability. TRON remains Tether's main clearing network for USDT, and the blockchain hosts approximately US$91.7 billion in USDT, accounting for approximately half of the stablecoin's total supply. Smooth upgrades reduce the risk of disruption to exchanges and users. Internet activities remain active, with approximately 4 million daily active accounts. On-chain fees have increased by about 4.5% in the past week.
ARB faces short-term selling risks caused by large-scale token unlocking. HYPE combines strong revenue with cooling weekly expenses. TRON demonstrated stable stablecoin activity ahead of key upgrade deadlines. These catalysts may make all three altcoins worthy of close attention.
