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About $856 million in stablecoins left circulation last week, according to Lookonchainâs weekly data.Trading on decentralized exchanges slowed at the same time, but one group of traders did the opposite.Where Did the Stablecoin Money Go?Traders park cash in stablecoins before buying Bitcoin or otherâŚ
Starknet co-founder Eli Ben-Sasson pushed back against the view that the networkâs technical design amounts to a âmisalignmentâ with Ethereum. He said any move to turn Starknet into a Layer 1 blockchain would require a separate discussion.Cointelegraph reported on Oct. 12 that Ben-Sasson does not agâŚ
Polymarket, the decentralized prediction-market platform, has expanded its Bitcoin price prediction markets. Users can now bet on a wider range of outcomes, from hourly and daily price moves to long-term targets and period highs and lows.Bitcoin Magazine reported on October 12 that Polymarket is broâŚ
Canton Network generated more than $155 million in fees in the third quarter of 2026, the highest among the blockchains included in the comparison set.CertiKâs Skynet, a monitoring platform run by the blockchain security firm, said on Oct. 12 that Canton Network recorded more than $155 million in feâŚ
With the U.S. dollar index soaring to an 18-month high, Bitcoin's selling pressure is becoming more and more intense.At press time, the leading cryptocurrency is changing hands around $82,490, shedding 1.62% in the last 24 hours.Further, Bitcoin has shed 4.61% over the past week, and its market valuâŚ
Bitcoinâs recent rebound is losing momentum, raising the risk of further declines, according to one analyst. If the cryptocurrency fails to reclaim a key support level, it could fall as low as $60,000.Finbold reported on Oct. 12 that Aksel Kibar, an analyst and former National Bank of Abu Dhabi straâŚ
Newly proposed rules to create a federal regulatory framework for leveraged and margined crypto trading may be too late as the 2028 election cycle looms, according to investment bank TD Cowen, upending work done by the current presidential administration.In a note on Monday, Jaret Seiberg, managing âŚ
NFT marketplace Blur said Monday it will shut down its frontend next month, while its onchain marketplace protocol will remain operational. BLUR will continue to control the protocol's fee switch."Blend will stop matching new loans on November 12, 2026," Blur said in a post on X. "Borrowers have untâŚ
Wall Streetâs newest bet on XRP got off to a shaky start on Monday. Evernorth, a Ripple-backed company holding hundreds of millions of XRP, saw its Nasdaq stock surge before investors quickly sold the rally. (XRPN) climbed to $19.38 before falling to $16.39. Shares eventually closed at $16.91, down âŚ
Bitcoin traders spent the week shopping for insurance. Bearish options accounted for 53.5% of Bitcoin's options volume this week, according to data shared on X. The post framed the shift as a sign of institutional demand for downside protection.Bitcoin fell roughly 7.3% from a peak of $86,728 to a lâŚ
Blur's Blend stops matching new loans on 12 Nov 2026. Borrowers have until the cutoff to repay their loans or allow them to default.The shutdown permanently removes a Blur revenue and activity stream that feeds the BLUR fee switch. The negative implication for the token comes from ending this sourceâŚ
Bitcoin slipped below $82,000, and leveraged bulls paid for it almost immediately. Roughly $120 million in long positions across crypto were liquidated in the span of 15 minutes.The drop pushed Bitcoin under the $82,000 mark during intraday trading on October 12. As the price fell, exchanges began fâŚ