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Cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, Solana, and XRP traded higher and then pared gains. Sentiment improved with the release of the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, but prices failed to rally. Analysts say the CPI data makes a Federal Reserve rate cut on October 29 “highly probable”. Major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, Solana, and XRP have maintained steady prices despite Wall Street’s robust reaction to a key economic data release.  As such, the cryptocurrency market was largely muted on Friday October 24, 2025, with an initial price spike following the release of the US Consumer Price Index (CPI)…

Solana (SOL) has struggled to regain its footing after several failed recovery attempts over the past few days. While the altcoin has avoided forming new lower lows, it remains confined within a bearish setup. However, improving on-chain metrics and technical signals suggest a potential shift in sentiment that may soon favor the bulls.Solana Holders SurgeSolana’s network activity shows encouraging signs of growth, with new wallet addresses rising notably in recent days. This uptick indicates renewed investor interest and expanding participation in the ecosystem. When new addresses surge, it often reflects growing confidence in the network’s utility and long-term prospects, both essential…

XRP continues to struggle for bullish momentum as market sentiment remains heavily bearish. After weeks of declining prices and fading trading volume, the token is still trading below the $2.5 mark, with traders growing increasingly cautious. While some analysts interpret this as a cooling-off period before the next potential expansion phase, fear and uncertainty continue to dominate the market’s short-term outlook. Related Reading Adding to the tension, top CryptoQuant analyst Maartunn revealed that Chris Larsen, Ripple’s co-founder, has realized over $764 million in profits since January 2018 from XRP-related sales. According to on-chain data, Larsen’s selling activity tends to coincide…

Fidelity, a financial services company, has added Solana trading to its platform, making the network’s native token available to both institutional and retail clients.Solana (SOL) is now available to buy, sell, and trade on Fidelity Crypto, Fidelity Crypto for IRAs, Fidelity Crypto for Wealth Managers, and Fidelity Digital Assets’ platform for institutional investors, a spokesperson confirmed to Cointelegraph on Thursday. The spokesperson added:”The addition of Solana is a continuation of Fidelity’s decade-plus effort to develop the infrastructure, products, and educational resources for digital assets consistent with the solutions we provide for traditional asset classes.”The added support for SOL signals that…

Fireblocks, a digital asset infrastructure company, announced on Thursday that it acquired Dynamic, an enterprise-focused wallet provider.The integration of Dynamic’s tech stack into Fireblocks adds to the company’s suite of institutional-grade services, which includes treasury management, custody options, and wallet services, according to Thursday’s announcement.Dynamic provides the wallet infrastructure for 50 million onchain accounts, including accounts for crypto exchange Kraken and Web3 Companies like Magic Eden and Ondo Finance, according to Fireblocks. Michael Shaulov, CEO of Fireblocks, said:“Together, we now offer something the industry has never had: the complete stack for onchain finance, from custody to consumer, all on one…

Crypto markets were in rally mode on Thursday alongside sizable gains in stocks, a U.S. presidential pardon for Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, and ahead of tomorrow’s key reading on September inflation.In mid-afternoon U.S. trading, bitcoin BTC$110,526.76 was up 2.7% over the past 24 hours to $110,700, down a hair from the day’s high of $111,100. The action came following Wednesday’s strong decline which had pushed the price below $107,000. The Wednesday drop came following Tuesday’s sharp rise which had brought BTC as high as $114,000.The back and forth action is commonly known as a whipsaw pattern and usually results in…

Bitcoin trades near $108K after falling below STH cost basis. Analysts eye $37K LTH support as retail selling spikes and whales accumulate. Bitcoin is trading around $109,000 with modest movement over the last day. The weekly chart still shows a broader pullback, and recent data points suggest pressure may continue. Analysts are watching historical support levels, especially those tied to on-chain cost metrics. Realized Price Levels Come Into Focus Bitcoin has slipped below the short-term holder (STH) realized price, which stands at $113,250. Long-term holder (LTH) realized price is much lower, near $36,910. In past cycles, when BTC lost…

In brief Over the past week, investors been pulling money out of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. But on Tuesday, they reversed course, putting a combined $618.9 million into the funds. Experts told Decrypt that crypto markets path forward remains uncertain. Investors piled back into Bitcoin ETFs and their Ethereum counterparts Tuesday, reversing days of outflows, although the fresh investments failed to give the two largest cryptocurrencies by market value a long-lasting bump. The price of the two biggest digital assets has in the past risen significantly when investors have bought shares of the American ETFs. Investors sank about $477 million and $142…

When I worked at the Federal Reserve, we used to joke that our job was to protect the status quo. The Fed’s mandate has long included financial stability, certainly not financial disruption. But Fed Governor Chris Waller’s speech calling on Fed staff to research the creation of a new “payments account” for nonbank payment providers at this week’s Fed Payments Innovation Conference marks the first serious challenge to the assumption that only banks get to move money in America and who is allowed access to the Fed’s balance sheet.When I wrote in 2023 that “stablecoins are the battleground for the…

One month ago, Harshvardhan (“Hash”), an alumni of the MIT Bitcoin Club and an organizer for the MIT Freedom Tech Expo, told me in an interview about how a friend of his who is a social worker in Nepal and who was on the ground during the recent protests in the country doesn’t like Bitcoin. “There’s a lot of people with left-leaning ideology who still think bitcoin is a capitalistic tool, and they’re not very comfortable with it yet,” explained Hash. I’ve been thinking a lot about this point he made since we spoke. As someone who was formerly more…