Linea’s token plunged 35% to a record low despite top exchange listings, spotlighting the gap between hype-driven launches and market trust. Global markets are on edge as traders weigh geopolitical risks, easing inflation signals, and possible U.S. interest rate cuts next week. The turbulence has spilled into crypto, where GameStop’s pivot, Linea’s dramatic price
BTC still dominates treasuries (130+ firms), ETH counts 40+, but SOL is emerging as the “growth-stage” reserve asset for new adopters. Analysts have forecasted that Solana (SOL) treasury companies might outshine Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) in 2025. Galaxy’s Michael Marcantonio outlined various reasons why SOL is the superior choice for such companies, including
Fed hawkishness froze the market, leading to institutions dumping Bitcoin last week, yet Solana funds ballooned. Digital asset investment products recorded outflows of $360 million last week despite the market recently digesting yet another US interest rate cut. The selling pressure wasn’t driven by the rate cut itself, but by how investors read Fed
Sui, Litecoin, and Cardano attracted modest inflows despite broader market weakness. Digital asset investment products saw $2 billion exit the market last week in the biggest outflows since February. It was also the third consecutive week of negative flows, which pushed the combined total to $3.2 billion. CoinShares attributed the downturn to ongoing monetary
Solana and select altcoins appear to have completely ignored the carnage. Digital asset funds experienced another difficult week as investors withdrew $1.17 billion. This was the second week in a row of steep outflows. Confidence remains fragile after the October 10th liquidity shock, and macro uncertainty over the Fed’s December policy decision continues to
Lookonchain data shows whales rapidly reshuffling trades amid heightened volatility across BTC, ETH, and SOL. This week, the crypto market saw more selling pressure as Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $115,000, causing a tug-of-war between bullish and bearish traders on Hyperliquid. Lookonchain’s new whale data shows that top traders are changing their positions in what
Four companies now hold over $591 million in Solana as institutional demand soars. Four publicly traded companies – Upexi, Inc., DeFi Developments Corp (DeFi Dev.), SOL Strategies, and Torrent Capital – are now among the largest institutional holders of Solana (SOL). These entities collectively control more than 3.5 million SOL tokens worth over $591.1
Weekly token unlock wave to add $653 million in new supply, including big moves for Fasttoken, Aptos, Solana, and Dogecoin. About $653 million worth of crypto tokens are set to be released into circulation this week. Investors will be keeping an eye out for potential price swings for several major assets, with data from
Bitcoin rebounded with $260 million inflows after two weeks of outflows. Investment products tied to digital assets registered $572 million in inflows last week, and reversed the early-week trend. Outflows reached $1 billion in the initial days, likely due to concerns over slowing growth following poor US payroll figures. The tide turned in the
Mumtaz noted Solana’s design could theoretically handle 80,000-100,000 TPS for real operations like token transfers and oracle updates. In a milestone for the blockchain, Solana briefly surpassed 100,000 transactions per second (TPS) on its mainnet over the weekend. A block processed late Sunday recorded 43,016 successful transactions and 50 failures, giving a peak TPS