Ethereum price faces renewed downside pressure after a reported deposit by co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke to Kraken and simultaneous whale accumulation. Wilcke moved roughly $5.99 million in ETH to Kraken as ETH hovered near $3,950—often a precursor to selling—while 15 wallets, including Galaxy Digital, BitGo, and FalconX, bought 406,117 ETH (~$1.6 billion) during the dip.

House members are urging the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to move quickly in implementing President Donald Trump’s crypto 401(k) executive order, which aims to expand retirement investment options by allowing digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum to be included in retirement accounts. The order directs the SEC to revise existing regulations and provide clearer guidance for 401(k) plan administrators so that alternative assets can become more accessible to

Solana (SOL) continues to capture Wall Street’s attention as infrastructure firm Helius successfully raised $500 million to fuel Solana-focused development and large-scale token acquisitions. The capital injection—backed by major institutional investors—signals increasing confidence in Solana’s blockchain ecosystem and its ability to compete directly with Ethereum in areas like DeFi, NFTs, and scalable dApps.

The Trump crypto ecosystem has come under intense scrutiny as both the TRUMP token and World Liberty Financial (WLFI) face mounting controversies. The TRUMP memecoin is flashing red on risk dashboards, ranking among the highest in leverage exposure compared to other altcoins like Ethena (ENA), Arbitrum (ARB), and Maker (MKR). Heavy speculation in TRUMP has left traders vulnerable to mass liquidations, raising questions about the long-term sustainability of politically themed

Ethereum investment products have recently faced intense selling pressure, recording over $352 million in outflows, signaling waning investor confidence in Ethereum-based funds. This sharp drop highlights growing concerns over the lack of staking yield in U.S.-listed Ethereum ETFs along with shifting market sentiment. In contrast, Solana (SOL) and XRP have emerged as standout performers, attracting capital inflows as traders seek alternative crypto assets with stronger narrat

In Q2 2025, investment advisors significantly increased their exposure to Ethereum ETFs, driving a surge of 388,301 ETH worth roughly $1.35 billion. This push brought total Ethereum exposure from institutional advisory firms to more than 539,757 ETH, highlighting growing confidence from professional money managers in crypto-backed investment products. The trend emphasizes that Ethereum, alongside Bitcoin, is becoming a core digital asset allocation within institutional portfo

Despite SOL dropping about 6% in the last 24 hours, Solana stood out with a 58% jump in daily trading volume to $5.84 billion and strong weekly performance. Capital inflows over the past week surpassed $400 million, spanning Solana-based investment products and bridged assets, even as the broader crypto market cap fell roughly 3.6%.

A Nasdaq-listed company, VivoPower (VVPR), announced plans to purchase an initial $100 million of privately held Ripple Labs shares while also continuing to buy XRP directly. The company frames this as an “XRP‑focused” corporate treasury strategy, positioning itself as the first U.S.-listed firm seeking exposure to both Ripple equity and the XRP token.

PancakeSwap, a leading decentralized exchange on the BNB Chain, has launched tokenized stock futures for major U.S. tech companies—Apple, Tesla, and Amazon—allowing users to trade synthetic versions of these stocks directly on the blockchain. This new feature, live since August 5, 2025, enables crypto users to open leveraged long or short positions with up to 25x leverage, all through a self-custodied wallet.

Recent data provides a bearish outlook for Vine Coin (VINE) in the short term, highlighting that the token is likely to experience a price dip of 4% to 10% over the coming week. Recent trading activity has shown a significant drop in daily volume—down 21%—and a sharp 30% price decline earlier in the week, both of which reinforce the negative sentiment.

ARK Invest, the influential investment firm led by Cathie Wood, has selected SOL Strategies Inc. as its new Solana staking provider for the ARK Digital Asset Revolutions Fund. This move will see ARK transition its validator operations to SOL Strategies’ enterprise-grade infrastructure, which is integrated with BitGo, a leading institutional digital asset custodian.

A surge in positive sentiment toward cryptocurrencies in the United States is fueling a significant increase in hiring demand for blockchain-related jobs. This trend is closely linked to recent legislative developments, such as the passage of the “Responsible Financial Innovation Act” and the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, which have created a more crypto-friendly regulatory environment.

Ethereum (ETH) is showing strong bullish momentum as large investors, known as “whales,” are accumulating significant amounts of ETH while the number of sellers and exchange deposits continues to decline. Notably, whales have been opening large long positions and moving substantial amounts of ETH from exchanges into private wallets, signaling confidence in Ethereum’s future price growth.

Popcat (POPCAT), a memecoin, recently experienced a significant surge, jumping 12.89% from a low of $0.34 to a monthly high of $0.41 before settling at $0.39. This rally was accompanied by a 76.23% increase in trading volume, reaching $100 million, signaling heightened on-chain activity.

BONK, a Solana-based meme coin, has recently challenged the prevailing narrative of a massive $741 million sell-off driven by Pump.Fun, a popular meme coin launchpad. Instead of succumbing to downward pressure, BONK has seen a significant buying spree, with the LetsBONK community capturing over 54% of the market share.

Despite Bitcoin maintaining a steady price above $108,000, crypto mining stocks have experienced significant declines.This downturn is attributed to investor concerns following the Federal Reserve's May meeting.

Bitcoin's recent struggle to surpass the $105,000 mark reflects a complex interplay between macroeconomic factors and evolving investor sentiment.

XRP's ascent in South Korea, surpassing Bitcoin on Upbit, reflects growing investor favor, boosted by legal wins and utility.