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- Ethereum’s 10-year price surge of 1.2 million percent and institutional adoption redefine digital-age value creation. - Proof-of-stake transition and Pectra upgrade enhance security, driving $223B DeFi TVL and 3–6% staking yields. - Institutional Ethereum ETFs attract $7.1B in 2025, with Wall Street endorsing it as a secure, high-yield asset. - GENIUS Act and stablecoin infrastructure solidify Ethereum’s role in tokenizing real-world assets and institutional portfolios.



- Solana's $206 breakout forms a bullish ascending triangle pattern, with technical indicators like SMA/EMA and MACD suggesting potential for a $215–$300 rally. - On-chain data shows $505M whale staking and $164M ETF inflows, signaling institutional confidence in Solana's high-speed blockchain and DeFi ecosystem growth. - Risks include $57M liquidations and Bitcoin's 60.66% dominance, though robust TVL ($17.4B) and restaking protocols reinforce Solana's macro-capacity positioning. - A clean $215 breakout w

- Strategy Inc. (formerly MicroStrategy) has spent $25B+ buying 632,457 BTC (3% of supply) via equity issuance, eroding Bitcoin per Share and NAV by 40% since 2023. - The strategy relies on perpetual stock issuance below intrinsic value, risking forced BTC sales if prices drop 40% to $70,000 by 2026. - Bitcoin ETFs like IBIT/GBTC ($21.2B in assets) now offer regulated alternatives, reducing demand for Strategy's dilutive model. - Investors face a binary choice: tolerate dilution for potential BTC growth or

- Tron (TRX) slashed network fees by 60% on August 29, 2025, reducing energy unit prices from 210 to 100 sun to prioritize user adoption over short-term profits. - The move, endorsed by founder Justin Sun, targets stablecoin dominance and emerging markets, despite immediate TRX price drops and inflation risks from reduced token burns. - Analysts highlight potential long-term gains through increased USDT transaction volumes ($82B annually) and ecosystem growth, though critics warn of revenue erosion and val

- Digital Shovel partners with IREN to deliver 493 MW of infrastructure, powering 26 renewable-energy data centers for AI and Bitcoin mining. - The company's vertical integration, modular designs, and Smart PDU technology address rising demand for sustainable, high-performance data center solutions. - With the global data center market projected to reach $527.46B by 2025, Digital Shovel's energy-efficient infrastructure positions it as a key player in the AI and crypto mining boom. - Risks include reliance

- 03:07Project Hunt: Aptos liquidity strategy layer Goblin is the project with the most new Top influencer followers in the past 7 daysAccording to ChainCatcher, data tracked by the Web3 asset data platform RootData X shows that in the past 7 days, Aptos liquidity strategy layer Goblin was the project that gained the most new followers among X (Twitter) Top influencers. Influential figures who newly followed this project on X include 2Lambroz (@2lambro), crypto KOL Xueqiu (@xueqiu88), and Chinese Web3 KOL Calman (@CalmanBTC). In addition, other projects with the most new X Top influencer followers include Lombard.
- 02:51A major contract whale has been shorting BTC for nearly three months, with an unrealized profit of $7.08 million and earning $5.02 million in funding fees.According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ai Aunt (@ai_9684xtpa) has monitored that a whale who has shorted BTC four consecutive times since March 2025, after holding a short position for nearly three months, has turned a floating loss of $12.81 million into a floating profit of $7.08 million, and earned $5.02 million in funding fees. Currently, this address has set take-profit and stop-loss limit orders. If the price of bitcoin drops to the range of [$102,610 - $107,694], it will take profit on 1,843 BTC in batches.
- 02:51Former CEO and CFO of crypto lending firm Cred LLC sentenced to imprisonment and fined for conspiracy to commit wire fraudAccording to ChainCatcher, a federal district court judge, William Alsup, has sentenced former Cred LLC CEO Daniel Schatt and CFO Joseph Podulka to 52 months and 36 months of federal imprisonment, respectively, for conspiracy to commit wire fraud. In addition to imprisonment, Judge Alsup also sentenced Schatt and Podulka to three years of supervised release each and ordered them to pay a $25,000 fine. The defendants are scheduled to begin serving their sentences on October 28, 2025. Judge Alsup has scheduled a restitution hearing for October 7, 2025. According to the plea agreement, Schatt and Podulka conspired to provide incomplete and unreasonably positive descriptions of Cred's business, resulting in misleading information, while failing to disclose significant negative information about the challenges and risks facing Cred's business, which would harm Cred's customers. On November 7, 2020, Cred filed for bankruptcy. In the Cred bankruptcy proceedings, customers and investors of Cred submitted more than 6,000 claims, totaling over $140 millions. According to the government's sentencing memorandum, based on the valuation of various cryptocurrencies lost by customers as of August 2025, the total amount of these claims exceeds $1.1 billions.