Altcoin News

XRP just got a landmark institutional nod from one of finance's most powerful bodies, and the price barely blinked. The token slipped to around $1.

A strange gap has opened up around XRP. Select US-listed funds tied to the token have reportedly outrun XRP's own price surge by roughly 100%, creating an ETF imbalance that says more about product design than about the asset itself.

Tron has moved ahead of Ethereum as the leading network for Tether's USDT stablecoin, with reported supply on the chain climbing toward $94 billion and reshaping where the market's dominant dollar token actually lives.

When macro uncertainty rises, traders trim exposure to volatile assets first. Crypto sits at the front of that line.

Ripple's XRP has taken the early lead in September's crypto ETF race, landing what reporting has framed as the first win of the month in the ongoing contest to bring spot altcoin funds to US markets.

Core DAO is preparing an emergency hard fork after validators on the network reportedly received excess rewards, a distribution anomaly serious enough to trigger a coordinated protocol-level fix rather than a routine patch.

XRP is stuck near $1. 37, its rebound running out of gas, while the Bitwise XRP ETF pushing past $500 million keeps a $1.

The story starts with the paperwork. Quarter-end disclosures for Q2 name Goldman Sachs, Jane Street and Millennium among the notable holders of XRP ETFs, putting three of the most recognizable institutional players in the same ownership cycle.

Bitwise's Solana fund has crossed a line no rival product had reached before: it is the first Solana ETF to hit $1 billion in assets under management, a milestone that hands the issuer a clear early lead in the race for regulated SOL exposure.