Crypto

The drop in PEPE's value was part of a wider crypto market drawdown, with the CoinDesk 20 index losing 1.8% of its value, and memecoins being especially hard hit.

The strongest DATs will be those with cheap funding, scale, and staking yield, which favors ether and solana treasuries over bitcoin, analyst Geoff Kendrick said.

Research scientist Davide Crapis announced a new EF unit focused on AI payments, coordination and standards like ERC-8004 to ensure decentralized, verifiable infrastructure.

The bank assumed coverage of the crypto exchange with a market perform rating and a $55 price target.

The firm's $214 million stake in Worldcoin-linked Eightco highlights its first equity "moonshot" alongside growing ETH reserves.

Solana streamers Bagwork have gone viral again, playing unreleased songs from rap legends Drake and Future.

A bullish signal from Solana’s SuperTrend indicator projected a major rally, though SOL price could drop to $220 before taking off. Key takeaways: Solana’s Supertrend indicator sent a “buy” signal that has led to a 1,300% price rally in the past. Resistance at $250 and overbought conditions show a risk of SOL retesting $220. Read more

The cryptocurrency in question is the top-trending on CoinMarketCap today (September 15).

U.S. spot funds logged five straight days of inflows, led by BlackRock and Fidelity, as institutional demand and macro bets converged.

Nvidia agreed to purchase CoreWeave’s unused data center capacity through 2032.

The crypto industry's messaging and adverts often read like advocacy because crypto's nature questions centralized control and trust, argues Paragon's Conrad Young.

Bitcoin trades near $116K, facing $118K resistance as analysts track weekly close above $114K as Fed decision drives volatility.

Bitcoin Core 29.1 cut the default minimum relay fee from 1 sat/vB to 0.1 sat/vB, making Bitcoin transactions significantly cheaper while keeping DoS protection. Bitcoin’s core software lowered the default minimum relay fee for transactions, marking one of the most significant changes in years for economically moving funds across the network. Bitcoin Core 29.1, released on Sept. 4, sets the default minimum relay fee rate to 100 satoshis per thousand virtual bytes (0.1 sats/vB), a 90% reduction from the previous default rate of 1 sat/vB. Users pay their fees in satoshis (the smallest unit of Bitcoin) multiplied by the size of their transaction. While every individual node operator can change this setting, most are expected to stick with the default value. Nodes do not relay and mostly ignore transactions with fees lower than the value they set for the minimum relay fee rate. Read more

Ethereum continues to show strength, but the price action has reached a critical stage where both bullish and bearish signals are emerging. Buyers are still defending demand zones effectively, yet momentum indicators suggest exhaustion that traders should not overlook. Technical Analysis By Shayan The Daily Chart On the daily timeframe, Ethereum remains inside an ascending […]

Second-generation stablecoins separate yield from principal, enabling holders to earn returns while keeping liquidity and turning static dollars into productive assets. Opinion by: Reeve Collins, co-founder of Tether and chairman of STBL Stablecoins have become the universal backbone of digital markets. Every month, trillions of dollars flow through them. Globally, they clear trades, settle remittances and provide a safe harbor for cash onchain. Yet despite their broad adoption, the original design has barely changed since 2014. The first generation of stablecoins solved one problem: how to put a reliable digital dollar on the blockchain. Tether USDt (USDT), and later USDC (USDC), delivered precisely that. Simple, fully reserved and redeemable, they gave crypto the stability it needed to grow. But they were also static, like dollars locked in a vault. Holders earned nothing while issuers captured all the yield. That structure fit the market 10 years ago. In 2025, it is no longer enough. Read more

Helius said it will explore staking and lending opportunities to further leverage its SOL treasury, which it plans to build over the next 24 months. Nasdaq-listed Helius Medical Technologies is launching a $500 million corporate treasury reserve built around Solana, making it one of the largest Solana-focused treasury initiatives to date. The company announced Monday that it priced an oversubscribed private investment in public equity (PIPE) offering of common stock at $6.88 per share, along with stapled warrants exercisable at $10.12 for three years. The deal includes $500 million in equity and up to $750 million in warrants, assuming full exercise. Helius said it will use the net proceeds of the offering to establish a crypto treasury strategy with the Solana (SOL) token as its main reserve asset. The company said it will “significantly scale holdings over the next 12-24 months via best-in-class capital markets program incorporating ATM sales and other proven strategies.” Read more

Uniswap (UNI) fell 9.9% and Chainlink (LINK) declined 7%, leading index lower from Friday.

The firm aims to accumulate Solana's SOL, competing with recently launched Forward Industries that has bought over $1.5 billion in SOL in a week.

The team, led by Davide Crapis, will collaborate with Silicon Valley titans and crypto developers on making Ethereum the foundational layer of the AI ecosystem.

The milestone builds on the network’s incentivized testnet, which went live in July and stress-tested Boundless’ architecture under real-world conditions.