Donald Trump Jr. Backs USD1 Stablecoin Launch on Aptos Blockchain
World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture co-founded by Donald Trump Jr., is bringing its USD1 stablecoin to the Aptos blockchain on Oct. 6.
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World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture co-founded by Donald Trump Jr., is bringing its USD1 stablecoin to the Aptos blockchain on Oct. 6.
Uptober is fueling momentum in the crypto market as prices are rising. Let’s explore the latest crypto updates!
Bitcoin has recovered to trade above the $114,000 level as investors run for alternative stores of value amid the US government shutdown.
Tether’s stablecoin USDT, as per Bitwise’s Matt Hougan, could surpass Saudi Aramco to become the most profitable company in history.
The collaboration aims to integrate USDC and EURC into Germany’s market infrastructure, a significant step for regulated stablecoins in Europe.
The SEC has temporarily halted trading of crypto treasury firm Nasdaq-listed QMMM Holdings after the stock surged 1,000% in less than three weeks.
Whales and corporates continue to expand their Ether holdings as the price eyes a close above the critical $4,300 level.
Social investment platform eToro has introduced cryptocurrency staking services for American customers, supporting ETH, ADA, and SOL with six reward tiers.
The SEC faces key October deadlines on several crypto ETF filings, with Canary Capital’s spot Litecoin ETF first in line on Oct. 2.
Let’s take a closer look at how the crypto market is preparing to close September.
Ripple (XRP) price rebounds above $2.80 as Kalshi prediction markets and a $48.9 million whale inflow signal a positive outlook among investors.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy MSTR stock has eroded all its 2025 gains, falling to $300, with analysts warning it is repeating a 2021–2023 fractal that could trigger a 50% decline.
Ethereum price has dropped over 10% in the past week, slipping below $4,000, but analysts note RSI levels are oversold, hinting at a bottom formation.
The Ethereum price rebounded above $4,000 after experiencing heavy selling pressure, supported by increased staking deposits and renewed institutional interest through ETF inflows.
Ethereum ETFs faced another wave of outflows this week, but large investors are seizing the dip ahead of a potential rally.