The XRP price dropped by 4.5% in the past 24 hours due to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Crypto whales have led Solana's DogWifHat to a three-month high despite a bearish meme coin market. The market contracted 10% today, with a collective cap of $50.6 billion. The $16 billion sector leader remains strong.
Hashdex files amended S-1 for Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF, signaling progress towards a possible spot cryptocurrency index ETF listing in the US.
A study by Consensys and Harrisx reveals that nearly half of US voters favor pro-crypto candidates, with 85% desiring presidential candidates to adopt a pro-crypto stance. Former President Trump is considered more knowledgeable about crypto issues.
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Investors seek high-growth alternatives as Cardano's (ADA) price struggles to reclaim the $3 mark.
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Despite a general market consolidation, the Trump token MAGA jumped 17%, showing potential for a big rally.
Celestia's TIA token faces potential price decline with a $1 billion unlock imminent. Traders anticipate a 30% drop as selling pressure mounts due to negative sentiment. TIA's current price is $5.12, reflecting an 18% drop last week. Market behavior, primarily short positions, suggests continued bearish trends.
Grayscale Investments' research finds that 71% of likely US voters support political leaders who embrace crypto and AI. With the US election approaching, 56% favor candidates knowledgeable about crypto. Support for crypto-linked policies is growing among voters from diverse demographics.
Experienced analysts Peter Brandt and Willy Woo discuss whether Bitcoin (BTC) and altcoins will see a rise in October or continue their decline.
CoinShares reported a $1.2 billion inflow in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and altcoins last week, indicating institutional investors' shift back to altcoins after five weeks.
