Cantor Fitzgerald, a major American investment bank, released a report indicating that Bitcoin's bear market is approaching its bottom, likely around October 2026, based on historical cycle analysis. The bank highlights that Bitcoin's recent 51% decline and 252 days of correction fit typical patterns seen in past cycles. They urge investors to focus on crypto assets with sustainable value and real cash flows rather than speculative bets. This shift could lead to greater institutional involvement and a more mature crypto market where profitability and fundamentals drive investment decisions.
The Ethereum Foundation-linked wallet sold 5,000 ETH worth about $9.92 million over five days, contributing to ether's price drop below $2,000. These sales follow a pattern where foundation-related ETH sales have coincided with price declines of up t...
A large transfer of 133,138,969 XRP tokens, valued at about $137 million, occurred between two unidentified wallets. The owners of these wallets and the reason for the transfer were not disclosed. There was no information linking this transaction to ...
Cosmos is partnering with Google Cloud and 15 other companies, including Wells Fargo and OpenZeppelin, to enhance financial interoperability using the Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol. Announced on Nov. 12, this collaboration aims to app...
Tether transferred 140 million USDT, worth about $139.9 million, from its treasury to the Bitfinex exchange, continuing a pattern of significant fund movements between the two. Within a three-hour period ending early Oct. 28, four transfers totaling ...
Solana's price fell 5.9% to around $75.20, trading 15% below its 200-day average ahead of the Breakpoint 2026 conference in London. The decline is driven by continued outflows from US spot Solana ETFs and market concerns over potential US Federal Res...
