Morgan Stanley is preparing to launch a U.S Spot Solana (SOL) ETF with an annual fee of just 0.14%, making it the cheapest globally. The update signals regulatory progress and an imminent launch, following their recent Spot Bitcoin ETF debut. Despite a 10% price drop in SOL and smart money reducing exposure by 35%, institutional investors continue to buy the dip, showing mixed short-term sentiment. Key support levels for SOL are $68 and $60 as the market awaits the ETF debut.
Stellar and SushiSwap have introduced cross-chain swaps for XLM and USDC, enabling users to transfer assets across multiple blockchain networks via SushiSwap’s multi-chain infrastructure. This integration improves accessibility and liquidity for Stel...
Tantalus Systems Holding Inc. (GRID) is rated a conviction Buy due to its 20%+ revenue growth, strong cash reserves, and strategic focus on underserved North American utilities. The company leverages hardware to secure business and high-margin softwa...
Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, transferred 6,000 ETH worth about $10.41 million from his private wallets to centralized exchanges, signaling possible sell-off. Ethereum's market cap has dropped significantly, and exchange reserves have increased, i...
In April, a hacker exploited a flaw in Litecoin's MimbleWimble Extension Block (MWEB) transactions, causing a double-spend attack that required a 13-block reorganization to fix. Despite patches released immediately after the attack, about 70% of Lite...
BitMine Immersion Technologies extended its stock rally, rising 2.8% to $16.14, driven by a strategic pivot from solely Bitcoin mining to incorporating an Ethereum treasury and staking approach. The company aims to diversify revenue by treating Ether...
