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HBAR fell 3.25% to $0.1925 despite the debut of its first U.S.-listed exchange-traded fund (ETF) on Nasdaq by Canary Capital. The initial enthusiasm after the ETF launch, which led to a 25% price rally, faded as profit-taking emerged. Trading volume surged 19% above the 30-day average,

Stellar's XLM price stabilized at $0.2975 following a volatile trading session, underperforming compared to the broader cryptocurrency market which saw a rally. Despite a recovery from a low of $0.2952, with a subsequent rise to $0.2980, trading volume significantly dropped 21% below the 30-day average,

Stellar’s XLM hovered around $0.2975, up 2.12% with a notable V-shaped recovery, but still lagged behind the broader crypto market by 3.53%. Despite the slight upswing, trading volume dwindled to 21% below the 30-day average, suggesting weak momentum primarily driven by retail investors rather than institutional

SUI experienced a significant decline of 9.1%, dropping to $2.29, amid apprehensions regarding a forthcoming $146.55 million token unlock in November. The sell-off intensified after the token fell below the critical support level of $2.41, leading to a surge in trading volume, which was 160% above

SUI experienced a significant 9.1% drop to $2.29, driven by concerns over a $146.55 million token unlock scheduled for November. This price decline followed the break of the key support level at $2.41, leading to a surge in selling volume, which reached 160% above the average

KitKat, a beloved bodega cat in San Francisco, reportedly died after being hit by a Waymo self-driving taxi. The incident has sparked outrage in the community and inspired cryptocurrency traders to create various meme coins in KitKat's honor. Shop owner Mike Zeidan noted that the nine-year-old cat, known