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Bankrupt crypto lender Genesis Trading has deposited 1,482 $ETH to major exchanges including Binance, OKX, and Bybit. According to on-chain analytics firm Lookonchain, this move often precedes a potential sale. The deposit has immediately raised concerns about increased Ethereum sell pressure in the market. Genesis Trading $ETH Deposit Details and Market Impact On March 20, 2025, Lookonchain reported the transfer. The total value of the deposit exceeds $4.5 million at current prices. Such large exchange inflows from distressed entities typically signal an intention to liquidate assets. This action comes as part of Genesis Trading’s ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. The deposit was…

The tokenized real world asset (RWA) industry has hit another milestone with distributed asset value rising to $26.78 billion, a new high in the swiftly growing segment of the digital asset industry. Statistics provided by the company Falcon Finance indicate that the sector has been steadily developing during the last month, with the distributed value rising 7.74 percent during the last 30 days. Tokenized RWAs just crossed $26.78B in distributed asset value. New all-time high.Up 7.74% in 30 days. 671K+ asset holders and growing.People will still call this “early” when it’s at $100B. pic.twitter.com/2B97x3M9pd — Falcon Finance 🦅🟠 (@falconfinance) March…

The Shiba Inu burn rate has dropped drastically from March’s peak, as the community temporarily pulls back from its token incineration commitment. The rate at which more Shiba Inu ($SHIB) tokens are being chalked off from circulation has slowed. Data fetched from a community-driven Shiba burn tracker shows a staggering 98% reduction in burn rates from the highest levels seen in March. Key Points Shiba Inu burn rates have dropped by 98% from March’s peak of 54.69 million to 940,326 on March 31. Generally, March saw a lower total token burn than February. The tracker website notes that it would…

As Bitcoin enters a new era of institutional adoption, Michael Saylor is raising concerns about internal risks. Now that Bitcoin is recognized as digital capital, the issue is not so much whether it will survive as how it will change. Saylor says that as more institutions come on board, the biggest threat may come from within the ecosystem itself, especially if decisions are made that could weaken Bitcoin’s original design and purpose. For years, Bitcoin had to fight for legitimacy with critics questioning its real value, governments worried about regulation, and traditional investors remained distant. Today, that’s changed, with big…

“The version that pays wins.” That was tracker account @StreamashIO on April 25, summing up the only ethereum ETF flow story Wall Street is paying attention to right now. “BlackRock’s staked $ETH ETF (ETHB) pulled in $32.3M on April 24. Every other $ETH ETF? Net outflows. ETHB passes 82% of staking yield to investors (~2.6%/year).” That single day made the ethereum price prediction conversation about supply, not demand. ETHB Now Holds 261,337 $ETH ETF flow tracker @thepfund posted the breakdown verbatim: “4/24 BlackRock Staked $ETH ETF $ETHB Net flow: +13,889 $ETH ($+32.25m) Holdings: 261,337 $ETH (Staked: 196,035 | Ether: 65,302).”…

Hong Kong authorities are preparing to grant the city’s first licenses allowing institutions to issue fiat-backed stablecoins, marking a key move in the government’s broader effort to formalize oversight of digital asset activity. According to a Bloomberg report, the initial approvals are expected to go to established financial institutions, with HSBC and a consortium led by Standard Chartered positioned as leading candidates. Regulators Limit Initial Stablecoin Approvals The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) plans to issue only a limited number of licenses after reviewing dozens of applications from companies seeking authorization to issue stablecoins. Officials are expected to prioritize institutions…

The Solana ($SOL) network experienced a spike in transactions during the first quarter of 2026, reaching a new all-time high ($ATH). For the first time since the inception of the Solana blockchain, its quarterly transactions surged above 10 billion, reaching 10.1 billion, according to metrics shared by Artemis, a crypto analytics and data platform, on April 1. As such, the network’s transactions surged by approximately 50% from the fourth quarter of 2025. Solana quarterly transactions. Source: Artemis Since the FTX-induced crypto capitulation, Solana’s quarterly transaction volume has steadily increased, suggesting organic mainstream adoption. Moreover, the chain ended on March 30,…

Quantum computers capable of breaking the Bitcoin blockchain do not exist today. Developers, however, are already considering a wave of upgrades to build defenses against the potential threat, and rightfully so, as the threat is no longer hypothetical. This week, Google published research suggesting that a sufficiently powerful quantum computer could crack Bitcoin’s core cryptography in under nine minutes — one minute faster than the average Bitcoin block settlement time. Some analysts believe such a threat could become a reality by 2029. Stakes are high: About 6.5 million bitcoin tokens, worth hundreds of billions of dollars, sit in addresses a…

A massive transfer of 114,325 $ETH has been recorded from an unknown wallet to Coinbase. The transaction, valued at roughly $254 million, was flagged by Whale Alert on [Insert Date]. This event immediately captured the attention of the cryptocurrency market. It raises questions about potential selling pressure and large investor sentiment. Details of the 114,325 $ETH Transferred Transaction Whale Alert, a leading blockchain tracking service, detected the transaction. The movement involved a previously dormant wallet. The recipient was a Coinbase hot wallet. The value of 114,325 $ETH transferred at the time of the move was approximately $254 million. This represents…

BlackRock’s digital assets chief Robert Mitchnick said that more than 90% of Bitcoin ETF investors, including retail, financial advisors, and institutions, have followed a steady accumulation strategy. Speaking to CNBC today, Mitchnick said retail investors “are some of the most long-term focused” and have tended to “buy the dip” when markets decline, while hedge funds account for a smaller share of more tactical trading activity. “The only part of the demand base where we do see some tendency towards short-termism is the roughly 10 or so percent that is actually comprised of hedge funds,” said Mitchnick when asked what ETF…