Solana (SOL) has recently reclaimed $170, coinciding with Seeker Mobile’s shipping of over 150,000 devices to the owners around the world.
While the broader crypto market stays flat, Fartcoin has gained 7.5% as whale activity data sparks fresh interest.
Coinbase’s Base experienced a 30-minute downtime that led to a halt in block production, deposits, withdrawals, and flashblock operations but the network is back in operation.
Pi Network Ventures has contributed to OpenMind’s $20 million fundraising round for the creation of its humanoid robots.
Up over 40% in a month and 11% in a day, LTC now ranks as the second most-used crypto for payments, behind only Bitcoin.
Pump.fun saw a drop in its monthly revenue, falling to $24.96 million from $130 million in January as meme coin hype fades off.
Ethena native cryptocurrency ENA has seen more than a 14% surge in price within the last 24 hours amid positive sentiments surrounding the USDe stablecoin.
Bitmine, led by Tom Lee, scooped up $300 million in ETH, while BlackRock’s Ethereum ETF logged in $1.7 billion in inflows.
Cardano (ADA) has reached a historic milestone with its community approving a $71 million grant to fund core protocol upgrades via Input Output Engineering (IOE).
Pepe price tumbles to a 25-day low at $0.00001 on Saturday, August 2, as prominent investor Arthur Hayes sparked market panic, offloading millions.
Ripple Labs locked 700 million XRP in escrow after the token drops below $3. Price remains unstable following the Fed interest rate announcement.
Mill City Ventures invests $450 million into SUI, becoming the first public company to hold the coin as a treasury reserve.
Solana trades around $180 on Wednesday after dropping from last week’s $200 high, while investors staked 4.1 million SOL in response to SEC’s crypto ETF rule changes.
Tron price climbed 4.2% to $0.33 while other major altcoins declined, driven by increased stablecoin demand as traders rotated profits into safer assets.
Solana closed at $186.69 with 1% intraday gains while lagging rivals like Ethereum and XRP that gained over 2%, but flat $10.7 billion open interest amid price consolidation suggests traders may be positioning for a breakout following last week’s 10% retracement.