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The RWAiFi Summit, hosted by GAIB, successfully concluded on September 25 in Seoul, attracting over 400 participants and bringing together 20 top-tier ecosystems and projects, including Plume, OpenMind, Kite AI, Pharos Network, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Story Protocol, CARV, Pendle, PrismaX, Camp Network, Incentiv, Injective, Lagrange, Mawari, Aethir, Particle Network, ICN Protocol, and more. The event

Solana’s rally shows cracks as liquidity weakens and network demand drops. While bulls eye $253.66, fading strength risks a drop to $205.02.

Losses from crypto attacks fell in September, but more incidents show cryptojacking risks remain strong—especially for vulnerable RWA projects.




- 09:29MegaETH token sale oversubscribed by 8.9 times, with subscription amount exceeding $450 millionAccording to ChainCatcher, MegaETH's token sale was oversubscribed by 8.9 times, with subscription amounts exceeding $450 million.
- 09:19The first Solana staking ETF, BSOL, will offer physical subscription and redemption functions.Jinse Finance reported that on October 28, Bitwise will launch the first 100% Solana staking ETF to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange, with the stock code BSOL. Bitwise plans to stake 100% of the SOL holdings of the Bitwise Onchain Solutions Staking BSOL Fund, supported by Solana staking technology provider Helius, with a staking yield of 7.34% and a management fee of 0.20%. For the first three months, the management fee for the first 1 billion USD in assets will be 0%. In addition, the Bitwise Solana Staking ETF will offer physical subscription and redemption functions.
- 09:19Matrixport: Bitcoin is still in a range-bound stateJinse Finance reported that Matrixport stated Bitcoin remains in a range-bound consolidation; in contrast, the US stock market has repeatedly reached new historical highs driven by the AI boom. There are certain similarities to the rhythm seen last year: after a prolonged period of low volatility consolidation, prices experienced a relatively rapid upward movement within about three weeks (historical review, not indicative of the future). The current narrow fluctuations place higher demands on traders' patience. The short-term outlook is mainly wait-and-see, while the mid-term pattern remains unchanged. If the Federal Reserve maintains a dovish stance and continues to cut interest rates, the market will mostly be waiting for clearer external driving signals. Historically, similar rhythms have often been observed: after a long period of consolidation, volatility tends to be released intensively within a short period.