Dogecoin trading volume rises 30% as Bitcoin and Ethereum gain
Dogecoin trading volume surged 30% to $2.5B as Bitcoin and Ethereum also gained. Elon Musk and Coinbase were key influencers.
OKX upgrades X Layer and burns 65M OKB tokens in Q2 2024
OKX announces X Layer upgrade and plans to burn 65,256,712.097 OKB tokens, enhancing scalability and reducing supply in Q2 2024.
Bitcoin hit $1 million with institutional adoption and ETF inflows
Mike Novogratz predicts Bitcoin could reach $1 million due to institutional adoption and ETF inflows, with BTC currently at $43,000.
Dogecoin at $0.15 as Ethereum reaches $4,600 amid whale activity
Dogecoin trades at $0.15 as Ethereum hits $4,600. Whales accumulate Maxi Doge, a meme coin. DOGE volume surges 30% amid crypto rally.
SOL ETF filings rise 3, ADA eyes $0.45, Remittix targets XRP remittance dominance
SOL ETF applications surge by 3, ADA predicted at $0.45 by Q3, Remittix targets 15% of XRP’s $10B remittance market with blockchain efficiency.
Ethereum hits $4.5K as whales move $265K in altcoins
Ethereum reached $4.5K with $265K whale transactions. Altcoins like Solana and Cardano show volatility amid market shifts. Bitcoin dominance fell to 40%.
OKX burns 50 million OKB tokens, price surges 130% to ATH
OKB surged 130% to a new all-time high after OKX burned 50 million tokens, reducing supply and boosting investor confidence in the exchange’s native asset.
7 Siblings whale group sells 88M USD in ETH, Ethereum drops 5%
A whale group named 7 Siblings sold 88M USD in ETH within 15 hours, impacting Ethereum’s price. ETH dropped 5% amid the sell-off.
60 million XRP moved from Upbit amid Ripple SEC case
60 million XRP transferred from Upbit, South Korea’s largest exchange, involving Ripple and sparking market speculation amid ongoing SEC litigation.
OKX caps OKB supply at 21 million after burning 65 million tokens
OKX will burn 65 million OKB tokens, capping supply at 21 million. The exchange aims to boost scarcity, mirroring Bitcoin’s model. OKB price rose 8% post-announcement.
