BTC$64,523.00▼ 1.42%
ETH$1,805.48▼ 1.32%
BNB$589.54▲ 0.43%
XRP$0.9532▼ 0.81%
SOL$71.14▼ 2.45%
TRX$0.3042▼ 1.52%
HYPE$67.14▲ 1.10%
ZEC$893.95▲ 3.32%
XMR$496.68▼ 2.99%
DOGE$0.0583▼ 3.16%
LEO$9.15▼ 1.19%
WBT$62.41▼ 2.02%
LINK$9.18▲ 0.48%
ADA$0.1527▼ 1.26%
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Headlines from 10 crypto news sites in one list, newest first. Each headline opens the full story on the publisher's site. Headlines are tagged with the coins they mention, so you can follow one coin.
Ethereum’s (ETH) price fell to its lowest level since early July on Sunday. Yet Binance’s ETH reserves dropped to about 2.9 million, the smallest stockpile in nearly five years. Coins leaving exchanges usually point to holders who are not selling, and whales have been buying. However, ETH still trades 63% below its August 2025 peak,
A Hyperliquid whale lost $10.5 million on a single Ethereum long, erasing 10 straight winning trades. The trader then opened a 10x leveraged long on $26.97 million worth of Solana (SOL). The new bet lands with SOL at $70.27, down 20.94% over the past week, according to BeInCrypto Markets. Even so, Hyperbot data shows the
Hyperliquid’s HYPE token has lost roughly a quarter of its value since its peak. Yet amid the latest crypto market crash, it is holding up better than Bitcoin and Ethereum. Its derivatives market offers one possible explanation. HYPE traded near $73 on Friday, down approximately 7% over seven days. Bitcoin lost more than 9% during
