Author: Kryptonews

Dogecoin edged down to $0.123 while Shiba Inu slipped to $0.000007165, with both tokens failing to sustain rebounds during U.S. hours as bitcoin’s attempted bounce faded and ether stayed heavy — a setup that kept meme coins pinned to technical levels rather than narrative catalysts.News backgroundMeme coins continued to trade like high-beta proxies for broader risk appetite as large-cap crypto remained choppy into year-end. Bitcoin’s rebound attempts haven’t shown consistent follow-through during U.S. hours, and that lack of momentum has kept speculative corners of the market under pressure.Ether’s muted tape has also mattered. With ETH struggling to regain traction, flows…

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XRP slipped to $1.86 as traders continued to sell into rallies, even as spot ETF demand stayed steady and total ETF-held assets climbed to $1.25 billion — a gap that suggests the market is still digesting supply at key technical levels.News backgroundInstitutional appetite for XRP exposure continued to build through exchange-traded funds, with investors adding $8.19 million in recent sessions. That pushed total ETF-held net assets to $1.25 billion, reinforcing the idea that professional investors are building positions through regulated vehicles rather than chasing spot momentum.The flow trend fits a broader pattern in institutional crypto allocation: portfolio managers increasingly prefer…

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Here’s what happened during Pi Network’s most important year to date. Pi Network’s mainnet finally launched in 2025 after over half a decade of development and constant delays due to KYC failures, among other reasons. The native token also saw the light of day in mid-February and quickly tapped a new all-time high before it plunged by almost 95%. Here’s the year in review. PI: Year in Review The PI community had grown tired of consistent delays of the mainnet release, which was prolonged numerous times in late 2024 and early 2025 alone. However, it was finally launched on…

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Key Takeaways More than 609,000 traders joined Hyperliquid in 2025 amid accelerating global usage. The protocol generated around $844 million in revenue over the year. Share this article Hyperliquid’s growth trajectory accelerated through 2025, as the platform quickly became one of the most active venues for decentralized trading.According to ASXN Data, the platform posted impressive milestones across all key metrics, from user growth and trading activity to revenue and total value locked.Hyperliquid onboarded more than 609,000 users during the year, expanding its footprint among both retail and institutional traders. Alongside user expansion, the platform recorded $3.8 billion in net inflows…

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AltcoinInvestor Daily Digest – December 26, 2025Opening Note:Welcome, Altcoin Investors! We hope you had a rejuvenating holiday season filled with warmth, rest, and renewed optimism. As we approach the end of an eventful year in the crypto market, it’s time to regroup and refocus on what’s important. Today’s digest brings you a comprehensive look at the most significant developments, insights, and potential opportunities that are shaping the digital asset landscape as we transition into 2026.This edition dives deep into market movements across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and altcoins, identifies leading trends such as the growing relevance of Web3 utility, and shines light…

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Key Takeaways:Around $7 million in crypto was stolen through a security incident affecting Trust Wallet’s Chrome extension v2.68.Changpeng Zhao (CZ) confirmed that Trust Wallet will fully cover all losses, stating user funds remain SAFU.The incident is limited to one browser extension version; mobile users and other versions were not affected.Trust Wallet and Binance founder Changpeng Zhao have confirmed a security breach that led to millions in user losses. While the incident has raised concerns across the crypto community, the company moved quickly to contain the issue and compensate affected users.Read More: Trust Wallet Extension Bug Triggers $6M+ Crypto Losses, Forces…

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NFT sales volume recorded a minor drop, inching downward by 0.47% to $65.58 million from its $67.76 million last week. In the data released by CryptoSlam, market participation also experienced a strong rebound, with NFT buyers rising by 26% to 292,030 and sellers rising by 24% to about 205,205. NFT transactions remained nearly unmoved, dropping by around 0.95% to 869,747. NFT sales experience a slight dip In terms of collections by sales volumes, DMarket on the Mythos blockchain retook the first position, recording $5.32 million in sales, a rise of 72% from last week’s $3.09 million. The collection also processed…

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Bitcoin (BTC) bulls worry that institutional interest is weakening amid softer demand for BTC futures. However, other metrics suggest that the BTC price could avoid falling below $85,000. Key takeaways:BTC futures open interest fell to $42B, an eighth-month low, signalling a leverage flush rather than bearish bets.Bitcoin options pricing suggests stabilizing sentiment.BTC futures open interest hits eight-month lowBitcoin faced another rejection after briefly testing the $89,000 level on Friday. The move caught traders off guard, liquidating more than $260 million in leveraged BTC futures positions. BTC futures aggregate open interest, USD. Source: Coinglass / CointelegraphAggregate BTC futures open interest on…

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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said any attempt to reopen the GENIUS Act would cross a “red line,” accusing banks of using political pressure to block competition from stablecoins and fintech platforms.In a Sunday post on X, Armstrong said he was “impressed” banks could lobby Congress so openly without backlash, adding that Coinbase would continue pushing back on efforts to revise the law. “We won’t let anyone reopen GENIUS,” he wrote.“My prediction is the banks will actually flip and be lobbying FOR the ability to pay interest and yield on stablecoins in a few years, once they realize how big the…

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Bitcoin may be on the verge of a prolonged bull market that could stretch into the next decade, according to Jan3 founder Samson Mow, who argues that the past year marked a stealth bear phase rather than the start of a broader downturn. Key Takeaways: Samson Mow and PlanC argue that 2025 marked a stealth bear market, setting the stage for a Bitcoin bull run. Other analysts remain skeptical, warning that Bitcoin’s $125,100 peak could signal a new bear market. Bitcoin is nearing a rare down year that some see as a historical anomaly. In a post on X on…

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