Bitcoin’s strong ETF inflows and resilient price action have analysts confident that the cryptocurrency could soon surge to the $150,000 mark.
Shibburn reported that Shiba Inu burn rate spiked by 13,120% within 24 hours, leading to the destruction of 9.7 million tokens.
Coinbase CEO has publicly condemned a new DeFi market structure proposal from Senate Democrats, calling it a threat to innovation and the US crypto industry.
ADA is consolidating near $0.81 as bullish sentiment grows after a major network upgrade, with analysts eyeing a potential surge toward $2.
Ripple (XRP) price is under sustained selling pressure from whales, with roughly $50 million exiting whale wallets daily.
INFINIT (IN) saw its trading volume multiply sevenfold and its price jump over 45% in a day after being listed on Upbit.
Binance exchange has registered a total of $14.8 billion in Q3 2025 inflows. The next ten centralized exchanges collectively recorded $94 million in net inflows.
SOL price needs to hold the $217–$220 support zone for a sustained move upwards as the Grayscale Solana ETF faces an SEC decision on Oct. 10.
Ethereum ETFs recorded their first outflow in over a week as ETH slipped below $4,400, breaking its winning streak.
The crypto market cap is nearly 1% down on Oct. 10 and has reached a level of $4.12 trillion. Let’s take a closer look at the latest market updates.
XRP fell 3% on October 9, testing $2.78 as Bitcoin’s retreat triggered market-wide liquidations. Despite the downturn, trading data shows bulls defending critical support levels.
Grayscale selects Figment as institutional staking partner for Ethereum and Solana products while SOL corporate treasuries climb 22.7% to $2.9 billion.
DapDap unveils StableFlow, a stablecoin bridge offering low-cost swaps across nine networks with just 0.01% fees and minimal slippage up to $1 million transactions.
Bybit becomes the first cryptocurrency exchange to receive full Virtual Asset Platform Operator licensing in the UAE from the Securities and Commodities Authority.
Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis reports criminal-linked wallets hold $75 billion in crypto, with darknet operators controlling $46 billion of it.