Bitcoin and Ethereum prices rose alongside notable inflows into spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, particularly BlackRock IBIT and Fidelity FBTC, as institutions adjust their holdings. Bitcoin traded above $66,000 and Ethereum near $1,900, supported by these ETF flows which favor cost-efficient and liquid products over legacy ones like Grayscale GBTC. This trend suggests institutional investors are accumulating rather than exiting, potentially stabilizing prices and limiting volatility in the near term. Ongoing ETF flow monitoring will be key to understanding future market direction and institutional sentiment.
Cardano's November 1 improvement proposals include a draft for regulated stablecoins aiming to standardize compliance across jurisdictions, easing integration for wallets and exchanges. Another proposal introduces quantum-resistant signature verifica...
On November 1, a significant transfer of 40 million Tether (USDT) was made from an unknown wallet to the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase. This large movement of stablecoins could indicate preparation for trading activity or liquidity management by a...
On November 1, Binance's Bitcoin perpetual order book revealed a large buy order of 254.213 BTC priced at $77,862, valued at about $19.79 million. The buy-side market depth near the order was significantly higher than the sell-side, with total bids a...
Mantle's decentralized exchange (DEX) saw a 34% increase in trading volume, reaching $99 million in October. Meanwhile, the total value locked (TVL) in its decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem rose by 18% to $112 million on its Ethereum layer-2 pro...
The TOMO cryptocurrency token surged 11.62% within one hour, reaching a price of $0.003336, and gained 13.32% over the past 24 hours. Its trading price fluctuated between $0.002776 and $0.003336 during this period, with a trading volume of $65,202 an...
