Charts of the week! Onchain is heating up. Let's dig in.
1) The ETF bid wobbled. US spot bitcoin ETFs took in money on three of five sessions this week, but one $440M outflow on July 14 dragged the week to -$157M net.
5) Robinhood Chain woke up. After launching this July, spot DEX volume surged to $370M on July 8, and has held a $300M–$460M daily range since. $2.6B this week, up 4x WoW.
Horizen is a privacy-first appchain that brings privacy tools to everyday apps on Base and Ethereum.
Horizen just filed a B2 Token Transparency Filing with only 0.5 gaps remaining. $ZEN migrated to a Base ERC-20 on July 23, 2025.
The biggest gap remaining:
Operational funding and on-chain resource usage was partially complete. Horizen does not maintain public dashboards for treasury activity, fee flows, or rewards. It points to Safe wallet settings pages and DeBank portfolios instead.
Bottom line: Horizen ran a 2017 fair launch with zero insider allocations and disclosed its governance, entity structure, and market deals in full.
If you're a mature project, file your B2 today at ir.blockworks.com/disclosures
View Horizen's full B2 Filing: blockworks.com/token-transpar…
ZKsync is a network of chains secured by cryptography, not validators.
ZKsync just filed a B2 Token Transparency Filing with 0 gaps remaining.
$ZK live since June 17, 2024.
Market structure:
GSR holds a loan-plus-option agreement covering 0.18% of total supply, active through July 16, 2026, monitored by Coinwatch.
Pulsar works under a fiat only retainer, no tokens loaned. Auros' prior agreement has concluded with no tokens outstanding.
ZKsync
Bottom line: ZKsync's governance splits authority across three bodies, and its Foundation and DevCo hold no equity ties to each other.
If you're a mature project, file your B2 today by reaching out through ir.blockworks.com
View ZKsync's full B2 Filing: