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Solana's price plummets as meme coin mania wanes, with bearish indicators signaling further declines below $210. Can demand revive SOL’s rally?
Uniswap V4, the SUI token unlock, and key FOMC decisions headline this week’s top crypto stories. Ecosystem launches also set the tone.
HBAR struggles as bullish momentum fades, with a 17% correction likely. Can it reclaim $0.33 support and challenge $0.40 resistance?
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek sparks a crypto market sell-off, sending Bitcoin tumbling and AI tokens reeling amid growing market disruptions.
XRP’s price struggles under bearish pressure, fueled by $96M in spot outflows and technical indicators pointing to potential declines. Will demand rebound?
Jupiter’s JUP token surged 6% following the announcement of a $3 billion token burn and buyback plan. Bullish sentiment remains strong as open interest and demand for long positions increase.
The filing, submitted on January 24, seeks a rule change to allow authorized participants to use Bitcoin directly.
- 08:34A whale failed to sell ai16z and ZEREBRO at the best time and missed out on more than $40 million in profitsAccording to Lookonchain monitoring, a whale did not sell ai16z and ZEREBRO at the best time and missed out on more than $40 million in profits. On January 2, the whale made $40.8 million in unrealized profits on ai16z and ZEREBRO, but he did not sell for profit. On January 9, he sold ZEREBRO and lost about $1 million. 10 hours ago, he sold 21.34 million ai16z ($9.18 million) and lost about $1 million again.
- 08:33Monad to launch testnet this monthPANews reported on February 4 that the parallel EVM network Monad announced on the X platform that the testnet will be launched in February 2025.
- 08:32Indian government official: India is reviewing its stance on cryptocurrencies due to global changesPANews reported on February 4 that India is reviewing its stance on cryptocurrencies due to changes in other countries' attitudes towards the virtual asset. A senior Indian government official told Reuters on Sunday that the review could further delay the publication of a discussion paper on cryptocurrencies originally scheduled for September 2024. Indian Economic Affairs Secretary Ajay Seth said in an interview: "More than one or two jurisdictions have changed their stance on the use, acceptance and importance of cryptocurrencies. In this trend, we are reviewing this discussion paper." Seth also pointed out that since such assets are "not restricted by national borders", India's position cannot be unilateral. He did not specifically mention the United States, but U.S. President Trump ordered the establishment of a cryptocurrency task force last week to propose new digital asset regulations and explore the creation of a national cryptocurrency reserve, fulfilling his promise to overhaul U.S. cryptocurrency policy. In recent years, despite India's strict regulatory stance on cryptocurrencies and high transaction taxes, Indians have invested heavily in cryptocurrencies.