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Investors withdrew over $1.1 billion from Bitcoin and Ethereum funds last week, driven by a decline in Bitcoin's price, as reported by CoinShares. Despite these significant outflows, funds focused on Solana and XRP saw inflows, bucking the overall trend. Investors placed approximately $291 million into Solana-related funds

Hedera's native token HBAR has demonstrated a notable increase, gaining 2.37% in value over a 24-hour period, amidst rising trading volumes that confirm a bullish market sentiment. The token fluctuated between $0.2104 and $0.2172, with a significant rally noted late on September 28, where HBAR

Traders are showing renewed confidence in Bitcoin (BTC) as leveraged long positions gain momentum, according to QCP Capital. The trading firm reported a rise in BTC's perpetual open interest and funding rates, indicating strong bullish sentiment. Open interest in perpetual futures has increased from $42.8 billion to

Bitcoin's price surged by 4.5% in under 48 hours, reaching $114,000, following a significant correction previously that saw it fall to $109,500 from $115,600. This correction was attributed to long positions de-leveraging, indicating a healthier setup for future price increases. Centralized exchanges show a

Jump Crypto’s Firedancer development team has proposed a change known as SIMD-0370, aiming to remove the block-level compute unit limit on Solana. This move could significantly enhance throughput by allowing block producers to generate larger blocks. Currently, each block is constrained by a maximum of 60 million compute units,

Stellar’s token XLM saw a notable increase of 3.7% within 24 hours, rising from $0.36 to $0.37, driven by significant trading momentum and two key breakout phases. Initially, on September 28 at 22:00, XLM spiked to $0.37 with trading volume almost double the daily