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Ethereum enters October under pressure as growing supply, ETF outflows, and weak demand threaten to push ETH below $4,000.
Simply put, if you are scammed or hacked, in theory, you can get your money back.
Princeton alumni such as Novogratz, Morehead, and Joe Lubin have repeatedly appeared in multiple transactions, shaping one of the boldest bets in the new crypto era: the digital asset treasury boom.
With Eric Adams out, New York’s crypto community faces a shift as Zohran Mamdani—skeptical but not hostile—looks set to win.
China has launched the world's first regulated yuan-pegged stablecoin, AxCNH, in Kazakhstan. The move aims to reshape cross-border trade and challenge the US dollar's dominance.
Digital asset treasuries (DATs) — once the institutional engine of Bitcoin’s rally — are faltering. Purchases collapsed 76% in September, casting doubt on a model powered by Wall Street veterans and Princeton alumni. While ETFs still draw inflows, the slowdown in DAT activity raises questions about whether corporate treasuries can continue fueling Bitcoin’s rise.
Crypto markets faced a sharp reversal last week as $812 million exited investment products, according to CoinShares. Bitcoin and Ethereum bore the brunt of the outflows, while Solana and XRP managed gains. The shift followed stronger US macro data, dampening hopes of multiple Fed rate cuts and highlighting fragile investor confidence.
As October 2025 begins, Jupiter, Celo, and Onyxcoin are key altcoins to watch. New lending features, Ethereum Layer 2 testnet shifts, and the Goliath rollout may provide catalysts for recovery after steep monthly losses.
Qatar National Bank integrates JPMorgan’s Kinexys blockchain, enabling faster US dollar payments, 24/7 settlement, and improved transparency for corporate clients.