Crypto

Altcoin season has favored Sonic, Stacks, and Bittensor, where incentives, sBTC custody and interoperability progress, and AI category flows have been reflected on public dashboards. Prices and volumes have aligned with recent updates and supply calendars, supporting today’s rotation. The post Altcoin Season Puts Sonic, Stacks, And Bittensor On Trader Screens appeared first on Cryptonews.

From fake support to deepfake fraud, several crypto scams demand your attention in 2025. These are the ones you simply can’t afford to ignore. Advanced phishing attacks now target crypto wallets and exchange accounts using sophisticated tactics that exploit user trust to steal private keys or login credentials. To carry out advanced phishing attacks, criminals create fake websites that mimic legitimate platforms. They send deceptive emails posing as trusted organizations or use social engineering tactics to trick victims into sharing sensitive information. Some impersonate support staff or design cloned interfaces to capture information. Read more

The company has been acquiring DOGE since early September using proceeds from a $175 million private placement.

AI Agent adoption in crypto trading has grown, with traders entrusting automation for signals and execution. A review has mapped five tools from beginner to advanced, explained risk controls, and outlined what capabilities and integrations have been introduced next. The post AI Agent Crypto Trading Tools Review: Do Agents and Bots Work? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Bitcoin’s exchange withdrawals have climbed to their highest sustained level since 2022, even as the asset trades near record highs. While current outflows remain below the 2023 accumulation peak, the renewed withdrawal trend highlights a behavioral shift in how investors gain exposure to Bitcoin. Institutional demand increasingly flows through spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) rather than […] The post Bulls exit exchanges at record levels. Bitcoin God candle squeeze incoming? appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The pullback was a broad one, with altcoins like SOL, ADA, and XRP suffering even steeper declines.

The acquisition strengthens Rezolve’s partnership with Tether and expands its AI-driven digital payments network across Latin America and Africa. Smartpay, a fintech infrastructure company known for enabling stablecoin-based payments since 2019, has been acquired by Rezolve AI, a publicly listed commerce platform, in a deal that underscores the accelerating convergence between digital assets and AI-driven e-commerce. The acquisition was announced on Tuesday, though no financial terms were disclosed. Rezolve said the move will bolster its digital asset payment initiative in partnership with Tether, the issuer of the USDt (USDT) stablecoin.  According to the announcement, Smartpay processed more than 19 million commercial transactions over the 12 months ending Sept. 30, representing over $1 billion in USDt value. Read more

Ethereum edged closer to $5,000 on Tuesday as analysts point to strong demand, the upcoming Fusaka upgrade, and favorable macro conditions.

XRP’s legal victory reshaped investor confidence, establishing it as a preferred choice for investors seeking regulated, liquid crypto assets. XRP (XRP), introduced by Ripple Labs in 2012, was designed as a fast and cost-effective digital asset for cross-border transactions. However, its growth was hindered by a 2020 lawsuit from the US Securities and Exchange Commission, which alleged that Ripple had conducted unregistered securities offerings. The multi-year case left XRP’s regulatory status uncertain, discouraging banks and funds from using its payment network. Portfolio managers viewed XRP as a high-risk asset, limiting its growth compared to other cryptocurrencies, particularly Ether (ETH). Read more

The crypto broke through multiple support levels on high volume.

Bitcoin price momentum accelerated, with big overhead resistance at $135,000 in place and several key support levels below. Key takeaways: Bitcoin dropped to $122,500 on Tuesday, but onchain data shows no signs of an overheated market. The resistance at $135,000 remains the main BTC price barrier for now, with key support around $120,000. Read more

BlackRock’s IBIT dominated with $970M as institutions pile into Bitcoin during government shutdown—but technical indicators flash warning signs.

BNB's rally is driven by on-chain growth following the launch of decentralized exchange Aster, along with renewed institutional interest.

The value of CEA's BNB holdings has moved to over $625 million, BNB itself reaching a new all-time high above $1,310.

Publicly traded Dogecoin treasury firm CleanCore added to its stash and now holds more than 710 million DOGE valued above $180 million.

Polymarket said that Intercontinental Exchange would boost the prediction market's distribution following a $2 billion investment in the firm.

Rising bitcoin prices, improved efficiency, and heavy investment in high-performance computing fueled a strong second quarter for miners, the bank said.

More than half of Bitcoin’s circulating supply has not moved in 12 months, a structural feature that will shape how the market absorbs demand into year-end. Per Bitbo, roughly 61% of coins have been dormant for over a year, with the deepest cohort, over ten years, at roughly 17%. The latest HODL Waves split shows […] The post Over 61% of BTC hasn’t moved in a year: What it means for Bitcoin price appeared first on CryptoSlate.

NYSE owner ICE pours $2 billion into Polymarket, as it gears up for a long-awaited US market comeback.

Is ETH gearing up for a rally to $7,500 and even $10,000?