Blockchain Revenue Crashed 16% Last Month. What It Really Means
September 2025 delivered a reality check to the blockchain industry. Revenue dropped 16% across major networks. Ethereum slowed. Solana cooled. Bitcoin’s volatility fell by 26%.
September 2025 delivered a reality check to the blockchain industry. Revenue dropped 16% across major networks. Ethereum slowed. Solana cooled. Bitcoin’s volatility fell by 26%.
Bitcoin just smashed through $125,000 for the first time. That’s the headline everyone’s talking about. But here’s what matters more. The world’s three largest economies now all
Dogecoin just stopped bleeding. After Saturday’s ugly dip to $0.248, DOGE bounced hard and reclaimed $0.26 by early Sunday.
The government shut down Wednesday. Crypto legislation? On hold. New Solana ETFs? Stuck. Everything in Washington just hit pause.
Bitcoin just broke its all-time high. The largest cryptocurrency surged past $125,000 Sunday morning, capping an 11% weekly rally that caught many traders off guard.
Walmart-backed OnePay is jumping into crypto. By year’s end, users can buy, hold, and swap bitcoin and ether directly in the app.
Ethereum’s December upgrade isn’t getting much attention. That’s a mistake. VanEck just published analysis suggesting Fusaka could fundamentally reshape how rollups operate.
Solana just got its biggest endorsement yet from traditional finance. And it’s not coming from crypto twitter. Matthew Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, told Solana
Bitcoin just climbed past $123,000. That puts it within striking distance of its all-time high above $124,500. But something feels different this time. The crypto surged nearly
Tether just confirmed plans for one of crypto’s biggest fundraising rounds ever. The stablecoin giant wants to raise up to $20 billion. That would value the company at roughly