Solana is set to triple its maximum transaction size from 1,232 to 4,096 bytes with the new Transaction v1 update, allowing more complex operations in a single transaction. This technical upgrade closes a gap with Ethereum, which has no transaction size limit but is slower and costlier. Meanwhile, Ethereum approved EIP-8141 for its 2027 Hegotá upgrade, enabling users to pay transaction fees directly in stablecoins without holding ETH, simplifying user experience. Solana's change takes effect immediately, while Ethereum's upgrade aims at accessibility on a longer timeline, highlighting different strategic focuses for the two networks.
Bitcoin has been trading in a narrow range around $82,000 to $83,000, disappointing many investors expecting a strong October rally known as "Uptober." This contrasts sharply with October 2025, when Bitcoin hit an all-time high above $126,000 before ...
Bitcoin's price increased by 0.71% to $83,643 while the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization fell by 2.96% to $2.81 trillion. Other major cryptocurrencies like Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin also saw modest gains. Bitcoin continues to ...
Solana has captured 65% of the tokenized equities volume, significantly outpacing all other blockchain networks combined by 85%. This highlights Solana's growing dominance in the on-chain equities market, which saw a global volume of about $15.6 bill...
Solana's stablecoin reserves fell from $17.45 billion on September 25 to $16.33 billion by October 11, a 6.4% decline indicating that $1.12 billion left the chain. This reduction reflects actual sell or transfer activity, not price changes, and sugge...
Ethereum hovered around $2,500 on October 11 after a volatile week marked by a broad crypto selloff impacting major assets like Bitcoin and Solana. Analysts highlight the $2,550–$2,600 range as a critical resistance level for Ethereum, with a potenti...
