Ethereum has finally pushed above the descending trendline that capped its price action for nearly a year. While the move clears a major hurdle, buyers still need to defend reclaimed territory into the weekly close to confirm a true breakout.
HYPE has eased from its $83.6 record, but buyers are still defending the breakout area as Hyperliquid posts one of its strongest fee days to date.
Standard Chartered has become the first bank distributor for HKDAP, bringing Hong Kong’s regulated HKD stablecoin directly into institutional treasury, tokenized fund settlement, and cross-border payment workflows.
Solana validators and stakers are casting votes on three core governance proposals that reach far beyond daily market pricing: who holds direct voting power, how rapidly token inflation decelerates, and how the network funds its long-term operations.
ENA nearly doubled over the past seven days, but let's keep perspective: the token is still trading well below its autumn highs. The central question for traders right now is whether buyers have enough momentum to push past the $0.179 level or if this short-term bounce is about to stall out.
eCash block production has begun, but Bitcoin holders haven't received permanent ECX. The August 23 launch generated temporary test coins ahead of the planned Mainnet split in late October.
If you open your Phantom wallet expecting to trade, bridge, or interact with Sui applications after September 24, 2026, you are in for a surprise: the network will be completely gone from your screen.
Bitcoin Core developers are currently debating whether to keep support for CJDNS, an encrypted peer-to-peer routing protocol, after automated network checks revealed a surprisingly small population of active nodes.
A prominent house Democrat's latest financial disclosure lists Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs tucked inside two retirement accounts. The filing is genuine, but anyone hunting for evidence of a sudden political conversion will come up empty.
Term Labs has confirmed a governance-level exploit against its vaults. While security trackers estimate the haul at $8.5 million, the real story isn't just the dollar figure, it is how privileged authority may have been captured to make the drain look technically legitimate.
Crypto accounts for more than half of America’s newest bank-charter applications, but the heavyweights driving this wave aren't opening neighborhood branches or taking checking deposits. Instead, they are locking down institutional custody and back-end settlement roles.
Pump’s full platform collected more fees than Hyperliquid in the latest snapshot, yet Hyperliquid sent more revenue into a HYPE buy-and-burn loop that directly shapes its token economics.



