SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Bitcoin surged more than 20% from last week's lows on Monday and several other cryptocurrencies also rallied sharply after U.S. President Donald Trump raised the possibility of a ...

Solana was flying high, but now? Not so much. With SOL struggling and investors losing confidence, holders are looking for ...

Solana (SOL) shows accelerating bullish momentum because network efficiency updates with rising trading volumes push it ...

Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) and Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) are two of the most successful cryptocurrencies, both ranking in the top 10 by market cap. They're also direct competitors. Each is a blockchain ...

Moreover, Solana has been unable to break this downtrend despite seeing over $9.5 billion worth of newly minted USDC (USDC) stablecoins since Jan. 1, 2025, according to crypto intelligence ...

Solana co-founder and CEO Anatoly Yakovenko said he would prefer no US crypto reserve, citing the risks to decentralization if a government was in charge. On March 6, Yakovenko posted on X ...

Bitcoin and other top crypto assets are rising again after getting hit hard by President Trump's tariff twists and recession ...

On Thursday, Trump signed the order establishing the country's first crypto reserve, but Trump officials have not outlined concrete plans to buy new Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies like Solana ...

Donald Trump's recent signing of an executive order aims at establishing a digital asset reserve that retains bitcoin and ...

A crypto strategist who accurately timed Solana's (SOL) meltdown this year thinks the next few years will not be kind to the ...