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Uniswap (UNI) has emerged as a top performer with a 30% monthly gain, driven by the highly successful launch of its protocol on the Robinhood Chain. As the token retests its 200-day EMA, a confirmed breakout could trigger a rally toward $6.
Crypto
IOTA connects to Pyth Pro, upgrading to low-latency, institutional-grade price feeds as Pyth transitions to a subscription-based model.
Falling exchange balances challenge bearish signals as $60,000 support faces growing macroeconomic and policy pressure.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has dropped below $64,000 and is approaching a decisive stretch as investors weigh a crowded earnings calendar, Federal Reserve policy and inflation data. BTC Faces $70,000 Test During a Macro Monday discussion, Bloomberg strategist Mike McGlone warned that any weakness in equities could send Bitcoin below $50,000.
While activity records are being broken by Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche, their prices are plummeting. A concerning divergence that begs the question of whether adoption is sufficient to reduce costs.
An erroneous share trade on Korea's Nextrade exchange fed bad price info into Hyperliquid's third-party price oracle, liquidating 960 accounts in seconds.
TRON has emerged as one of the strongest-performing cryptos with a consistent upswing. The token currently trades near the $0.33 resistance after maintaining a multi-year uptrend. Unlike several major cryptos, the TRX price has avoided prolonged bear market declines.
BOME price has returned to the spotlight after outperforming most major cryptocurrencies over the past 24 hours, signalling that speculative capital may once again be flowing into the meme coin sector. While Bitcoin and Ethereum continue consolidating beneath key resistance levels, traders are increasingly rotating into higher-beta assets in search of stronger short-term returns.
Visa Stablecoin Platform, SBI Solana Global, and Ramp's 70,000 businesses push USDC flows onto Solana as firms seek faster, cheaper B2B settlement.
Bitcoin's outlook depends on defending $61K, with whale buying emerging as the key force absorbing recent selling pressure.
ChatGPT has revealed the best time to buy XRP is over the coming weeks, as the token continues to attract institutional interest amid improving regulatory clarity.
Blockaid found Ethereum remained the hardest-hit blockchain in H1 2026, while Solana replaced Arbitrum as the network with the second-highest losses, driven largely by key compromises.
Circle bought roughly 1,000 IBM blockchain patents, becoming the top U.S. holder. The seller is reportedly also a backer of Open USD, a stablecoin consortium built to compete with Circle's own USDC.
The agreement accelerates Core Scientific's pivot from bitcoin mining toward AI data centers, following the termination of its ASIC agreement with Block.
Bitcoin fell nearly $3,000 from Monday's $65,600 high, briefly reaching $63,000 as roughly $700 million in leveraged positions were liquidated. South Korea's Kospi plunged about 11%, while the U.S. Senate postponed the Crypto Clarity Act, weakening risk appetite before the Federal Reserve decision.
Hyperliquid's ETFs outpace peers with outsized inflow impact.
Ethereum has paused after its recent recovery, with the price action compressing beneath a key resistance area while still holding above higher lows. The current structure suggests that the market is approaching an inflection point where the next breakout or breakdown could determine the short-term direction.
Bitcoin has always been a highly cyclical, boom-or-bust asset. After the previous crypto bear market in 2022, Bitcoin exploded in value to hit a new all-time high.
With about 835 billion SHIB moving through exchanges in the last 24 hours, Shiba Inu has documented yet another wave of enormous whale activity. The narrative that institutional-sized wallets are actively managing exposure around SHIB's recent breakout is reinforced by the most recent on-chain data, which reveals that large holders continue to reposition their assets at an exceptionally high pace despite exchange inflows and outflows remaining elevated.
