Cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin’s Supply-in-Loss Hits an All-Time High: Why That Might Not Mean a Bottom?
Bitcoin’s Total Supply in Loss has climbed to a record 10.7 million coins, even as a sharp drop in oil prices revives hope that cooling inflation could keep the Fed from hiking and let BTC hold $60,000. The on-chain reading marks the most coins ever held at a loss. Two earlier peaks this cycle landed
CoinShares Survey: 52% Of UK Advisers Face Major Crypto Visibility Gap
CoinShares says 52% of UK advisers report a major gap in visibility over client crypto exposure, highlighting a risk-management issue for wealth firms.
XRP Sinks Deeper as the Psychological $1 Mark Comes Into Play
XRP remains in freefall as broader market turmoil pushes the token closer to losing the psychological $1 level. The recent break towards $1.01 now puts the path toward deeper support zones squarely on the table. The next few sessions could decide whether bulls reclaim control or another leg down kicks in. Why XRP Is Now
SharpLink Resumes ETH Buying After 8-Month Hiatus but OG Whales Capitulate
In addition, Tom Lee's Bitmine continues to stake ETH tokens.
World Cup 2026 Fan Tokens Surge as Group Stage Ends
World Cup 2026 fan tokens keep falling through the group stage, with Chiliz, Argentina, and Portugal tokens all sharply lower.
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