Cryptocurrency markets suffer massive losses as Trump escalates trade tensions with China over rare earth minerals, with long traders bearing the brunt.
Ripple (XRP) price is under sustained selling pressure from whales, with roughly $50 million exiting whale wallets daily.
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.
Pi Network’s Protocol v23 upgrade is nearing completion, with analysts predicting a mainnet rollout by late 2025.
BNB is testing the $1,300 mark again amid renewed investor confidence following Binance Japan’s partnership with PayPay Corporation.
Shayne Coplan, 27, achieves billionaire status as Intercontinental Exchange invests $2 billion in Polymarket, valuing the prediction market platform at $8 billion.
Fight Fight Fight LLC, the company behind the TRUMP meme coin, is planning to raise $200 million to establish a digital asset treasury firm.
Bitcoin has fallen to $120,000 amid a 2.22% daily decline, while gold reached a record $4,017 per ounce.
The major cryptocurrencies have slipped into the red zone. What else is happening in the crypto market on Oct. 8?
S&P Global unveils Digital Markets 50 Index merging cryptocurrencies with crypto-related equities, partnering with Dinari for potential token launch by year-end.
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin highlighted that investors are increasingly moving capital into Bitcoin, gold, and silver as the US dollar loses value.
Bitcoin climbed to a record $126,198, driven by record inflows into US spot BTC ETFs and fresh optimism around the US Bitcoin reserve.
Most of the prominent cryptocurrencies have been seeing significant gains, but the community seems to be bearish around XRP, which is a good sign.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies has overtaken Marathon Digital to become the world’s second-largest crypto treasury holder with $13.4 billion in holdings, including 2.83 million Ethereum tokens.
Global crypto funds saw record inflows of $5.95 billion last week, led by Bitcoin and Ethereum, according to CoinShares.