News section

The cryptocurrency market is staging a broad, risk-on rally to start the week, with confidence flowing from market leaders like Bitcoin and Ethereum into more speculative small-cap altcoins. The total crypto market capitalization has climbed 4% to $3.57 trillion, supported by a “Greed” reading of 71 on the Fear & Greed Index and several positive fundamental developments.

The crypto market has slipped over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin dipping slightly below $109,000 and Ethereum testing its key $4,000 support level. Most altcoins are deep in the red, including XRP and BNB, which saw declines of 2.7% and 5% respectively.

The launch of mXRP, a yield-bearing version of XRP, triggered intense demand on its first day. Strobe Finance, the XRPL-native DeFi platform behind the rollout, confirmed that the initial cap sold out in less than one hour, forcing the team to increase the supply cap to 882,000 mXRP.

While altcoin season hasn’t officially begun, Altcoin Buzz highlights a notable shift in market dynamics. Several altcoins are trading above their 50-day moving averages, a technical signal not seen in months. This trend suggests improving conditions and has sparked renewed interest in small-cap tokens.

The total crypto market cap closed back above $4 trillion on October 1st, a 4% single-day gain that reignited talk of an altcoin rally in 2025. The move came as Bitcoin hit $119,400, pulling Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, and other majors higher. Traders framed the milestone as a signal that risk appetite is returning after weeks of caution.

The launch of mXRP, a yield-bearing version of XRP, triggered intense demand on its first day. Strobe Finance, the XRPL-native DeFi platform behind the rollout, confirmed that the initial cap sold out in less than one hour, forcing the team to increase the supply cap to 882,000 mXRP.

The cryptocurrency market is staging a broad, risk-on rally to start the week, with confidence flowing from market leaders like Bitcoin and Ethereum into more speculative small-cap altcoins. The total crypto market capitalization has climbed 4% to $3.57 trillion, supported by a “Greed” reading of 71 on the Fear & Greed Index and several positive fundamental developments.

The crypto market has slipped over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin dipping slightly below $109,000 and Ethereum testing its key $4,000 support level. Most altcoins are deep in the red, including XRP and BNB, which saw declines of 2.7% and 5% respectively.

The launch of mXRP, a yield-bearing version of XRP, triggered intense demand on its first day. Strobe Finance, the XRPL-native DeFi platform behind the rollout, confirmed that the initial cap sold out in less than one hour, forcing the team to increase the supply cap to 882,000 mXRP.

The total crypto market cap closed back above $4 trillion on October 1st, a 4% single-day gain that reignited talk of an altcoin rally in 2025. The move came as Bitcoin hit $119,400, pulling Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, and other majors higher. Traders framed the milestone as a signal that risk appetite is returning after weeks of caution.

A noticeable gap is widening between the fundraising achieved by leading Layer 2 (L2) projects and their current market valuations, new insights from blockchain intelligence firm Tokenomist reveal. Some of the most heavily funded L2 networks are now trading below, or just barely above the amount they originally raised.

The total crypto market cap closed back above $4 trillion on October 1st, a 4% single-day gain that reignited talk of an altcoin rally in 2025. The move came as Bitcoin hit $119,400, pulling Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, and other majors higher. Traders framed the milestone as a signal that risk appetite is returning after weeks of caution.

A noticeable gap is widening between the fundraising achieved by leading Layer 2 (L2) projects and their current market valuations, new insights from blockchain intelligence firm Tokenomist reveal. Some of the most heavily funded L2 networks are now trading below, or just barely above the amount they originally raised.

The NFT market capitalization has surged 40% since July, reaching a remarkable $9.4 billion at the time of writing, according to from NFT Price Floor.

The crypto market has slipped over the past 24 hours, with Bitcoin dipping slightly below $109,000 and Ethereum testing its key $4,000 support level. Most altcoins are deep in the red, including XRP and BNB, which saw declines of 2.7% and 5% respectively.

A noticeable gap is widening between the fundraising achieved by leading Layer 2 (L2) projects and their current market valuations, new insights from blockchain intelligence firm Tokenomist reveal. Some of the most heavily funded L2 networks are now trading below, or just barely above the amount they originally raised.

The NFT market capitalization has surged 40% since July, reaching a remarkable $9.4 billion at the time of writing, according to from NFT Price Floor.

The NFT market capitalization has surged 40% since July, reaching a remarkable $9.4 billion at the time of writing, according to from NFT Price Floor.

The total market capitalization of altcoins, excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum, closed in August above $1 trillion, a key milestone. The monthly close, by trader Ash Crypto, signals that altcoins may be on the verge of a major breakout as the market enters the final quarter of 2025.

A noticeable gap is widening between the fundraising achieved by leading Layer 2 (L2) projects and their current market valuations, new insights from blockchain intelligence firm Tokenomist reveal. Some of the most heavily funded L2 networks are now trading below, or just barely above the amount they originally raised.