Data from crypto exchange Paybis shows Bitcoin remains the top choice for returning retail buyers, accounting for 42.67% of second transactions between 2023 and 2026. This share is nearly double that of Ethereum and stablecoins combined, which together represent 22.65%. Despite market volatility, Bitcoin's share of repeat purchases stayed stable, indicating strong ongoing retail demand. Meanwhile, stablecoins see fewer repeat buys as they are often used for single transactions, highlighting different usage patterns. The findings suggest Bitcoin's retail appeal goes beyond first-time buyers, maintaining dominance in repeat purchases over three years.
Grayscale's Zcash ETF saw $41.1 million in inflows last week, reversing three weeks of withdrawals totaling $143.4 million. This inflow coincided with a 6.98% rise in Zcash (ZEC) price, contrasting with declines in Bitcoin and Ethereum. The ETF's rec...
Zcash-linked investment products recorded their largest inflow since September as Bitcoin prices fell, highlighting growing institutional interest in privacy-focused cryptocurrencies. This surge in capital suggests investors may be seeking diversific...
On October 25, Ethena surged 8.66% to $0.203, leading gains among the top 90 cryptocurrencies excluding stablecoins. A total of 69 assets showed positive movement, with Rain up 7.35%, Dash rising 6.29%, Zcash climbing 5.78%, and Quant increasing 5.58...
Risk assets including Bitcoin and Ethereum fell over the weekend due to geopolitical tensions and rising oil prices, causing increased market volatility and a significant deleveraging of altcoin positions by about $9 billion. Despite the selloff, thi...
Bitcoin price recovered above $80,000 after hitting a five-week low near $79,100, while several major altcoins suffered double-digit weekly losses. Bitway, Rain, and Hedera were among the worst performers, with declines exceeding 13%. Ethereum fell 3...
