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Bitwise’s filing for a NEAR ETF could spark renewed interest in the blockchain, which has been quieter in 2025. However, its potential impact may be muted by increasing competition in the altcoin ETF space.
Pi Network is in a holding pattern after a modest rebound, with mixed signals from RSI and Ichimoku Cloud. Traders await a breakout from the $0.61–$0.68 range.
Pepe's funding rate has risen strongly in the past couple of days, one of several signals that more gains are coming.
Ver is facing charges for his alleged involvement in mail fraud, tax evasion, and filing false tax returns.
Traders say ETH price fell to a “generational bottom,” but historical and network activity data suggest that this is not the case.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has returned to flash “Greed” as Bitcoin has remained steady above $90,000 over the past two days.
- 02:20The net inflow of spot Ethereum ETFs in the United States was $1.0456 yesterdayJinse reported, citing monitoring by Trader T, that the net inflow of spot Ethereum ETFs in the United States was $1.0456 yesterday.
- 02:17Semler Scientific Increases Bitcoin Holdings by $10 Million, Total Holdings Reach 3,303 BTCForesight News reports that the publicly traded medical technology company Semler Scientific, Inc. (NASDAQ: SMLR) announced on April 25, 2025, that it acquired an additional 111 bitcoins between February 14 and April 24, spending $10 million at an average purchase price of $90,124 per bitcoin (including fees). As of April 24, Semler Scientific holds a total of 3,303 bitcoins, with a total investment cost of $290.4 million, at an average purchase price of $87,929 per bitcoin, and a current market value of approximately $309.1 million. The company reports that its Bitcoin Yield has reached 23.5% year-to-date.
- 02:17The Swiss Central Bank Refuses to Hold Bitcoin as a Reserve AssetAccording to ChainCatcher, as reported by Coindesk, the Swiss National Bank has refused to hold Bitcoin as a reserve due to concerns about the liquidity and volatility of the cryptocurrency market. Swiss Central Bank President Martin Schlegel stated at the central bank conference on Friday: "For cryptocurrencies, market liquidity, even if sometimes it seems fine, naturally becomes a concern during crises. Cryptocurrencies are also known for their high volatility, which poses a risk to preserving long-term value. In short, one could say that cryptocurrencies currently do not meet the high requirements for our currency reserves."