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Bitcoin and Ethereum prices recover suddenly, with the broader crypto market seeing a rally of almost 2% on eased macroeconomic tensions
Digital asset products saw $921M in inflows after September CPI data boosted investor confidence. Bitcoin led while Ethereum recorded outflows.
BNB completed its 33rd quarterly burn, destroying 1.44 million tokens worth over $1.2 billion.
Pi coin price rallied 25% to $0.29 within 24 hours, supported by a 1,080% spike in trading volumes to $114 million, with some experts calling it market manipulation.
WazirX’s plan to use customers’ XRP to offset losses from its $230 million July 2024 exploit has been rejected.
Chinese tech giant Ant Group applies to trademark “ANTCOIN” and blockchain services despite Beijing’s reported stablecoin suspension order.
Whales have withdrawn $188M in LINK from Binance since October 11, as the Holder Accumulation Ratio climbs to 98.9%, signaling strong investor confidence.
Mt. Gox has once again postponed its repayment exercise to creditors. Affected beneficiaries will have to wait another twelve months
The crypto market faces over $650 million in upcoming token unlocks from major projects like SUI, GRASS, and SOL.
JPYC launches Japan’s first yen-backed stablecoin, fully collateralized by bank deposits and government bonds, and deployed on Ethereum and Polygon.
ZCash (ZEC) has surged to a four-year high, outperforming all major cryptocurrencies as investor enthusiasm for privacy coins reignites.
Ethereum’s recent rally above $4,200 is facing resistance from whales, as investors send mixed signals for the asset.
Ethereum price rebounds above $4,000 as traders anticipate Trump’s upcoming tariff talks with China’s Xi Jinping and rising short positions.
Bitcoin price rebounded to $113,800 on Sunday, gaining 10% as investors shifted capital from Gold to DeFi-based BTC exposure.
Bitcoin is on the brink of recording its first red October after six years of consecutive gains unless it breaks the $115,000 mark.