Crypto
Price Forecasts for BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, HYPE, LINK, AVAX on October 1st
Bitcoin starts October strong, raising hopes for new all-time highs. Analysts predict potential rallies for major cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin starts October strong, raising hopes for new all-time highs. Analysts predict potential rallies for major cryptocurrencies.
Solana's quicker unstaking period may give it an upper hand against Ethereum as critical ETF regulations loom.
TON Strategy's CEO addresses the concerns surrounding the bubble in corporate digital asset treasuries, emphasizing the positive long-term outlook.
The integration of tokenized equities in Telegram's Wallet aims to broaden market access, with initial offerings set for October.
Paul Faecks, the founder of Plasma, refutes accusations concerning insider trading after a significant drop in the XPL token's value, asserting that no team tokens have been sold.
Pi Network keeps attracting a dedicated user base despite skepticism and operational issues, raising questions about its future.
Recent stabilization in the futures market allows Ethereum to target a recovery to $4,500, following a significant flash crash.
An Ethereum wallet, dormant for a decade, awakens to stake its funds, reflecting strong belief in the cryptocurrency.
S&P Global Ratings has downgraded Tether’s USDt, casting doubts on its ability to maintain its dollar peg, which Tether has called misleading.
A new survey reveals Singaporean cryptocurrency investors prioritize trust in exchanges over low fees as the market matures.
The recent record prices of precious metals suggest a potential shift in investment towards Bitcoin, as analysts note its undervaluation amidst gold and silver highs.
Bitcoin has seen substantial growth, with the majority of its supply in profit; however, analysts caution against emerging short-term vulnerabilities.
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