- The proposed investment vehicle would be a publicly traded US company designed to buy and hold BNB, marking one of the largest single bets on BNB by a publicly listed entity.
- The firm's ether holdings crossed 3 million tokens, halfway through its goal to corner 5% of the crypto's supply.
- The sanction order followed an August re-vote that saw 95.7% of creditors by number and 94.6% by value support the plan.
- Your day-ahead look for Oct. 13, 2025
- The upgrade marks a major step toward decentralizing Hyperliquid’s derivatives infrastructure, giving builders the ability to launch perpetual futures markets directly onchain.
- The DeFi veteran’s 120% surge comes ahead of a new perpetuals DEX launch and a high-profile trading competition that could reignite interest in legacy protocols.
- The supposed de-pegging was only limited to Binance while deviations were much more restrained on other major liquid avenues like Curve.
- Your look at what's coming in the week starting Oct. 13.
- On-chain analysts and traders have dubbed the address an “insider whale.” Some even argue that the position itself could have accelerated the crash.
- Arkham data shows bitcoin miner Marathon bought 400 BTC through its custodian Anchorage Digital as prices plunged, with fresh FalconX inflows hinting at continued institutional accumulation.
- “ETF inflows remain strong, exchange balances near cycle lows, and the broader narrative is arguably stronger after the washout,” one analyst said.
- The pattern shows an ascending trendline with constructive momentum; MACD and RSI signals remain bullish.
- The rebound printed one of the year’s heaviest sessions, confirming aggressive dip-buying as traders reposition ahead of fresh macro headlines.
- Bitcoin's recent crash marks the third failure to maintain gains above a critical trendline from 2017 and 2021 highs.
- ETH’s rebound is outpacing BTC's as markets stabilize, with high-beta plays like Solana and Bittensor joining the bounce. One working theory suggests Friday’s meltdown wasn’t about stablecoin fragility — it was a structural failure on Binance.
- Paolo Ardoino’s latest comment about bitcoin and gold echoes Tether’s policy of buying BTC with profits and building up gold exposure.
- Wiston Capital's Charlie Erith says a leverage cascade drove the Oct. 10 break, with altcoins hit hardest, and lays out the signals he will track before adding risk.
- Wrapped tokens crashed as Binance's infrastructure buckled, making it harder for market makers to stabilize prices.
- Both Beijing and Washington moved to calm trade tensions over the weekend.
- With interest rates at a 3-year low and $18 billion in ETF inflows, CoinDesk Indices sees a strong setup for continued gains in BTC and altcoins.