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Investors compare Hyperliquid and Little Pepe to early-stage Solana and Ethereum as traders hunt for high-growth crypto plays. Early SOL investors who entered below $0.50 watched the asset climb more than 500x during its strongest rally. Ethereum also rewarded early…
Read full articleEthereum co founder Vitalik Buterin says he is pausing his trademark long form blog posts to focus on a science fiction novel exploring decentralized governance. Ethereum (ETH) co founder Vitalik Buterin has announced that he will no longer publish regular…
Ethereum’s share of tokenized fund activity keeps ETH central to RWA infrastructure, settlement, custody and institutional blockchain adoption.
Hyperliquid has surged to a fresh all-time high above $64 on Tuesday as HYPE ETFs attract strong inflows and the exchange expands into prediction markets under its HIP-4 upgrade. According to data from crypto.news, Hyperliquid (HYPE) price rallied to a…
Traders revisit Solana’s early growth as attention shifts to presale token Little Pepe (LILPEPE) in search of similar upside. A lot of us still think back to Solana’s big run and feel that familiar sting of having missed it. The…
The charges against the CatFi creators mark the first time South Korean prosecutors have applied the new Virtual Asset User Protection Act.
Ethereum is trading at $2,080 and grinding lower into a zone where the technical picture is bleak on the surface, but quietly building something more interesting beneath the surface. The 100-day moving average sits just above as a lost reference point; the ascending channel floor is on the verge of a breakdown, yet the 4-hour […]
Most crypto tokens have “buyback” mechanisms that are either nominal, sporadic, or theoretical. HYPE has something genuinely different. The Assistance Fund directs 97% of Hyperliquid’s protocol fees into continuous, automated market purchases of (HYPE), removing tokens from circulation every day.…
Short Bitcoin products attracted $10 million in fresh money last week — a sign that some traders were actively betting against the world’s largest cryptocurrency as broader selling took hold across global crypto funds. Related Reading: Bitcoin Bull Thesis Goes Big: 39 Trillion Reasons To Buy, Says Gemini Founder Selling Spreads Across Borders The United States led the retreat, with $1.43 billion pulled from crypto exchange-traded products, including $1.26 billion from US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs. Switzerland and Canada followed with outflows of $16 million and $12.5 million, while Hong Kong and Germany shed $12 million and $4.4 million, respectively. The Netherlands stood out as the only market to post notable gains, drawing $6.6 million in fresh capital, with Australia adding a modest $700,000. Total withdrawals for the week reached $1.47 billion, according to CoinShares — extending the prior week’s $1.07 billion in outflows. Assets under management across all crypto ETPs closed the w
