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Citadel CEO Kenneth Griffin revealed a 4.5% stake in DeFi Development Corp, a Nasdaq firm holding over 2 million Solana tokens valued at $395 million.
Coinbase announces support for BNB, marking the first listing of a competitor-issued asset and signaling a strategic shift toward platform neutrality.
Clearpool’s CPOOL token jumped from $0.10 to $0.17 following major exchange listings in Asia, with trading volume spiking 2,500% to $138 million.
A Bitcoin whale known for accurately timing the October 10-11 market crash has deposited another 100 BTC to Kraken, maintaining $140 million in short positions on Hyperliquid.
Jim Cramer’s “push for crypto” post has been blamed for the recent Bitcoin price reversal by up to 4% in early trading.
Kraken achieved record quarterly revenue of $648 million in Q3 2025, marking a 47% increase from the previous quarter alongside significant growth in platform volume and user accounts.
Senate Democrats are demanding answers about President Trump’s crypto business ties amid reports stating that his companies made $1 billion from crypto.
FalconX is reportedly set to acquire leading ETP issuer 21Shares in a deal aimed at developing derivatives-based crypto funds.
Cardano Foundation says it intends to apply to ICANN for .ada and .cardano generic domain names. It is now gauging community support for the move.
Hong Kong has approved the first-ever Solana spot ETF, sending SOL trading volume up 40% to $8 billion.
Crypto trader Peter Brandt has predicted that Bitcoin price could reach $250,000 based on macroeconomic conditions.
Pump.fun has overtaken Four.Meme amid an $8 million inflow from Solana, as BNB Chain’s meme season cools down.
The stablecoin-to-Bitcoin ratio on Binance hit a two-year low as Tether and Circle minted $7 billion in new tokens.
Aptos (APT) outshined a sluggish market with 4% gains amid BlackRock’s $500M BUIDL deployment and Jump Crypto’s Shelby launch.
A short-lived institutional interest triggered a short-term buying spree, but market-wide FUD soon neutralized the positivity.