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Ethena Labs announced the launch of a new stablecoin, UStb, backed by BlackRock's tokenized Treasury fund, BUILD. This coin will operate independently from the existing USDe, which utilizes hedging strategies, including trades involving cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and SOL, to offer users a yield. Galaxy Digital adds $530M in SOL amid rising institutional demand
Galaxy Digital has increased its Solana token reserves by $530 million, fueling rumors of a so-called "Solana season." The company boosted its holdings by moving a portion of SOL from exchanges to self-custodied wallets, which may indicate a long-term strategy. Bitwise CIO: ‘Solana season’ set up by ETFs and treasury buys
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says the same mix that powered BTC and ETH – spot ETP inflows plus corporate treasury demand – is now forming around Solana, with SEC decisions on spot SOL ETFs due by Oct. 10 and a $1.65B treasury vehicle gearing up to buy and stake. BTC, ETH, and Altcoin Weekly Market Analysis
The U.S. presidential elections have sparked significant market activity, sending crypto prices soaring. With historic highs approaching, traders are asking: what’s next and where should they focus? Get insights in our technical analysis of BTC, ETH, SOL, ENA, TAO, RENDER, SEI, and APT. How Tron Transaction Fees Work and How to Reduce Them
Blockchain transactions usually come with fees paid in the network's native token (ETH for Ethereum, SOL for Solana, AVAX for Avalanche, etc.). However, in the case of the ever-popular Tron network, the fee structure is more complex than it might seem at first glance. How to Find Early-Stage Cryptocurrencies to Invest In?
Investing early in new tokens can make a big difference in your crypto portfolio. Despite ups and downs, some popular cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ether, and SOL had impressive growth from the time of their launch. But how do you find new cryptocurrencies and choose which ones to invest in? This article provides some answers. Hacker's Generous Heist: $2 Million in SOL Stolen and Gifted
Pump.fun, a platform specializing in launching and promoting memes, lost nearly $2 million in SOL. The hacker turned out to be a modern-day Robin Hood: he didn’t just steal the funds; he randomly distributed them to meme coin holders on Solana. 








