S&P Dow Jones Indices and Pantera Capital introduced a new cryptocurrency index that excludes Bitcoin and XRP because they do not generate revenue through their protocols. The index prioritizes blockchain networks that earn fees or revenue from actual usage, applying criteria like operating history, liquidity, and listing status. Eighteen other cryptocurrencies, including Ethereum, BNB, Solana, and TRON, are included. This approach reflects a Wall Street-style focus on revenue rather than market size alone.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have drawn about $930 million in net inflows over six consecutive trading sessions, marking the longest positive streak since April. This steady inflow suggests a cautious return of institutional investors to Bitcoin, helping the...
Ondo (ONDO) price jumped 27% from $0.32 to near $0.42, driven by institutional tokenization deals and increased network activity. Collaborations with major financial players like Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, Mastercard, and SBI Group have...
Bitcoin price remained steady near $65,900 despite escalating US-Iran conflict, with President Trump threatening new strikes on Iran's nuclear site. The price briefly rose above $66,800 but stayed above the key $65,000 support level, supported by str...
Ethereum has reclaimed its weekly bull market support band against Bitcoin and broken a long-term downtrend, signaling potential outperformance. A sustained move above 0.03 BTC is needed to confirm this breakout and could lead to targets near 0.032–0...
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's comments on the government's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve policy have caused Bitcoin price volatility. He confirmed no new Bitcoin purchases, relying instead on existing confiscated assets worth $15-20 billion, whic...
