Crypto Stocks Plunge Wednesday, With Galaxy, Bitcoin Miners Leading Decline
Momentum names are taking a beating on Wall Street, with many AI-related stocks leading that list.
Momentum names are taking a beating on Wall Street, with many AI-related stocks leading that list.
Also: Monad’s Tech, Quantum Computing and Bitcoin and Securitize’s MCP Server.
The venture capital firm sees 2025 shaped by regulation, AI integration and a pivot to revenue-generating products.
The initiative would make $50 million annual buybacks funded by protocol revenues a permanent feature of Aave’s tokenomics.
DOGE’s structure now shows narrowing consolidation between $0.1880 support and $0.1950 resistance.
His third quarter $135,000 target for BTC on hold for now, analyst Geoffrey Kendrick sees a temporary fall below six figures as a setup for the next leg higher.
A 9.5% activity surge above weekly average suggests stealth buildup ahead of catalyst window.
Options open interest hits $108 billion, signaling a shift toward more sophisticated and regulated market structures.
The league’s first-ever licensing agreements with non-sportsbook platforms mark a shift in pro sports’ embrace of event-based derivatives.
Telecom Liechtenstein’s LTIN aims to deliver compliant, sovereign blockchain infrastructure for enterprises.
Sui (SUI) fell 6.7% and Filecoin (FIL) declined 6.3%, leading the index lower.
The firm aims to digitize the $25 billion property title industry, which still largely relies on manual processes, Propy CEO Natalia Karayaneva said in an interview.
The server is built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — an emerging open standard that connects large language models to external data sources and APIs.
Technically, BNB is consolidating between support at $1,055 and resistance near $1,112, with buyers attempting to absorb selling pressure.
Cantor, Canaccord and Benchmark all raised their Galaxy price objectives.
The relative richness of BTC’s implied volatility stems from host of factors, including newfound pain points like ADL and liquidity issues.
While bitcoin and ether continue to trade within tight ranges, Zcash (ZEC) has extended its extraordinary rally, now up more than 460% in a month.
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Large holders are reportedly swapping BTC into spot ETF shares without selling, making it easier to borrow against or include in estate plans.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has challenged at least five companies over plans to buy and hoard large amounts of cryptoassets
The deal, terms of which were not disclosed, will allow FalconX to expand beyond market making and liquidity services into issuing crypto ETFs.
The move is part of Coinbase’s effort to prioritize privacy, which was bolstered by its March 2025 acquisition of the team behind Iron Fish.
The deal gives institutions 24/7 trading access while keeping assets in segregated custody wallets
Investor sentiment has remained at “fear” levels for a week as bitcoin consolidates, hinting at potential market exhaustion.
XDC said it’s reviving the once-shuttered blockchain platform to help banks and businesses streamline trade financing from documentation to settlements.
Hong Kong beats the U.S. to listing a Solana ETF, though J.P. Morgan expects inflows to be modest compared to its BTC and ETH counterparts.
The Kadena blockchain itself will continue to operate, the team noted, as it is maintained by independent miners and community developers.
The platform, powered by Kalshi, allows users to speculate on the race outcome, with initial trading limits set to ensure stability.
BTC’s overnight decline follows brief recovery attempt late last week and is indicative of how fragile sentiment remains heading into the final stretch of October.
Traders are watching for a potential breakout above $2.45 to confirm a bullish trend continuation.