The post Solana under pressure: Pump.fun’s $10M SOL move sparks THIS Q3 debate appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
For Layer 1 networks, price action isn’t just driven by technicals. Solana fits this narrative well. As a Layer 1 that powers an entire ecosystem, Solana’s growth story isn’t just about price action or creating value for token holders. It’s also tied to how applications and protocols within its ecosystem perform on-chain, driving network demand, revenue, and overall activity. With that in mind, Pump.fun is back in the spotlight. The platform recently sold another 122,498 SOL, worth $10.08 million. That brings its total SOL sales to 4,656,826 SOL, valued at $794.8 million, at an average selling price of $170.70. The chart below shows why this latest move has become a key point of discussion. Source: Dune Evidently, Pump.fun has become one of Solana’s most active trading venues. Daily Spot Volume has climbed to around $725 million, with more than 517,000 wallets interactin
The post Worst Crypto Prank Ever? Viral Prediction Market Pulls Off Shocking Joke appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
World, a week-old Solana (SOL) prediction market, staged a fake exit. On July 8, it said it was leaving Solana for Robinhood Chain, then admitted the whole thing was a crypto prank the following day. The gag drew millions of views and briefly fooled parts of the crypto industry. It also divided opinion on whether staged deception is smart marketing or a costly gamble for a young platform. How the Crypto Prank Spread World went live on Solana on July 1 inside the Phantom wallet, with Chainlink (LINK) handling data and settlement. Solana’s official account had promoted the debut just a week earlier. Days later, the project told followers it was leaving for Robinhood Chain. It thanked the Solana Foundation and posted a polished logo for the supposed move. The target made the fake believable. Robinhood Chain is a real Arbitrum-based Layer 2 that launched on July 1 for toke
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Solana (SOL) is up 18.5% over the past 30 days. Analysts are watching the $85–$90 resistance zone. B3 futures and FullSend add to Solana’s momentum. Solana has regained momentum after a difficult stretch earlier this year, with the token climbing back above the $77 mark and extending its monthly recovery. At the time of writing, SOL is trading at $77.73, up 0.8% over the past 24 hours after moving between $76.25 and $78.62 during the session. Over the past month, the cryptocurrency has gained 18.5%, while its two-week performance stands at 21.6%. The recent recovery has renewed interest in Solana’s outlook, particularly as technical indicators, institutional activity, and network developments begin to align. While the token remains well below its all-time high of $293.31, several analysts believe the current trend has created room for further upside if key resistance levels are c
Solana (SOL) is up 18.5% over the past 30 days. Analysts are watching the $85–$90 resistance zone. B3 futures and FullSend add to Solana’s momentum. Solana has regained momentum after a difficult stretch earlier this year, with the token climbing back above the $77 mark and extending its monthly recovery. At the time of writing, […]
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Wells Fargo has expanded its exposure to Strategy while reducing part of its BlackRock Bitcoin ETF position, according to its latest regulatory filing that also shows larger investments across Ethereum and Solana-linked products. Summary Wells Fargo increased its Strategy stake by 125% while trimming its BlackRock Bitcoin ETF holding. The bank boosted Ethereum ETF exposure, added Solana funds, and expanded positions in Bitmine and Robinhood. SEC filings also show reduced stakes in Coinbase and Galaxy Digital despite broader crypto market exposure. According to the bank’s latest filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the $2.5 trillion asset manager increased its holding in Michael Saylor’s Strategy (MSTR) by 125% to nearly 726,000 shares, adding roughly $41.5 million in exposure. At the same time, the filing shows the bank reduced its position in BlackRoc
The post What is a bonding curve? The math that launches every memecoin appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Every token launched on Pump.fun, every fair-launch memecoin, and a surprising share of DeFi’s core machinery runs on the same idea: a mathematical formula that sets a token’s price from its supply, with a smart contract as the only market maker. This guide explains how bonding curves actually work, the worked math of buying up a curve, the graduation model that industrialized token launches, the sniper and bundler attacks that exploit it, and where the elegant idea breaks. Summary Bonding curves use a mathematical formula to set token prices based on supply, allowing tokens to launch without order books or external market makers. Platforms such as Pump.fun use bonding curves to bootstrap liquidity before moving successful tokens into automated market maker pools through a graduation process. While bonding curves make token launches transparent and permissionless, they remain vu
Wells Fargo has expanded its exposure to Strategy while reducing part of its BlackRock Bitcoin ETF position, according to its latest regulatory filing that also shows larger investments across Ethereum and Solana-linked products. According to the bank’s latest filing with…
Every token launched on Pump.fun, every fair-launch memecoin, and a surprising share of DeFi’s core machinery runs on the same idea: a mathematical formula that sets a token’s price from its supply, with a smart contract as the only market…
Solana's high TPS and low fees enhance DeFi potential but validator consolidation poses centralization risks, impacting network resilience.
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