President Donald Trump commented on "Solana coin," clarifying he does not manage or focus on it, referring instead to physical $1 Trump-branded tokens being sold as merchandise. This caused confusion as some thought he meant the Solana blockchain or the $TRUMP meme token launched on Solana in 2025. The $TRUMP token saw a huge price drop but generated significant licensing revenue in 2025. Trump's remarks highlight the blurred lines between physical merchandise and crypto branding, with no direct market impact on Solana or the $TRUMP token. Investors should be cautious about who benefits from sales and who bears the risks in such branded products.
XRP saw the largest 24-hour increase in open interest among major crypto perpetual futures, rising 4.01% to $415.3 million as long positions dominated at 73.8%. This contrasts with a recent drop on Oct. 15, signaling renewed trader confidence. Other ...
On October 19, major cryptocurrency futures saw notable changes in long exposure among top traders. Ethereum's dollar-margined long accounts fell by 2.46 percentage points, while Dogecoin experienced the largest decline among major assets at 1.23 poi...
BNB Chain's share of the tokenized stock market rose to 42.59%, holding $1.47 billion in tokenized stocks, surpassing Ethereum and Solana's combined $1.22 billion. Binance's bStocks platform, launched in June 2026, quickly grew to over $1 billion in ...
Circle has minted approximately 3.75 billion USDC on the Solana blockchain in the past week, significantly increasing USDC liquidity on the platform. Solana currently holds about $7.3 billion in USDC, representing 10% of the total supply, underscorin...
Solana's decentralized exchanges saw $1.57 billion in daily trading volume, more than twice Ethereum's $706 million, despite holding only an eighth of Ethereum's committed capital. This high turnover ratio of 26.6% versus Ethereum's 1.4% indicates fr...
