Aptos faces a $48M supply release while struggling to recover from monthly losses, testing whether recent gains can withstand fresh pressure. A wave of digital asset supply is set to enter the market, potentially testing buyer appetite across the crypto landscape. According to the Tokenomist website, major projects will unlock more than $513 million
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