Recent News on Cryptocurrency, Blockchain, and Finance | Yellow.com

Institutional investors continue to withdraw funds from ETFs with Bitcoin and Ethereum products experiencing over $900 million in outflows, extending the losing streak to a fifth consecutive week.

Newer meme coins like DOGINME and KEYCAT are seeing explosive growth. Meanwhile, legacy meme coins like PEPE are showing signs of fatigue as holders exit amid uncertainty.

Toncoin derivative trading volume has increased dramatically following news that Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been permitted to leave France after being detained for six months on charges related to illegal activity on his platform.

The past week has clearly highlighted two dominant narratives in the crypto space: the resurgence of NFTs and the rise of AI-integrated blockchain projects.

Ripple's XRP token has broken out of a symmetrical triangle pattern that formed since 2018, leading analysts to project a potential price target of $15 despite market volatility and regulatory uncertainties.

Cryptocurrency analysts identify a potential bullish pattern for Ethereum that mirrors Bitcoin's 2018-2021 cycle, suggesting significant upside potential despite ongoing record selling pressure from investors.

The memecoin sector continues to dominate attention, with DOGINME leading the charge, fueled by speculation over its potential Coinbase listing.

Solana's SIMD-228 proposal to replace fixed inflation with a dynamic model fails to secure required approval despite record-breaking stakeholder participation across the ecosystem.

Uniswap's native token has experienced a dramatic 20% weekly decline after a major investor transferred 2.25 million tokens worth $13.7 million to Kraken exchange, signaling waning confidence in the cryptocurrency's performance.

Polkadot's DOT cryptocurrency faces a pivotal moment as major technical upgrades and increased stablecoin activity coincide with the token reaching critical support levels, potentially setting the stage for a significant price recovery.