Solana (SOL) price is facing weakness as bearish headwinds persist in the crypto market. Moreover, SOL continues to underperform against Ethereum (ETH), with the SOL/ETH ratio plunging 25% in less than three weeks to its lowest level in nearly a month. Amid weakening bullish momentum, will Solana price crash to $130 or bounce higher? Solana Price Weakens as SOL/ETH Crashes The momentum around Solana price is growing weak amid a crash in the SOL/ETH ratio. As Coingape reported, Solana’s underperformance is driving Ethereum’s gains, with the latter recording a mild 1.3% drop in seven days, notably lower than SOL’s 11% drop. At press time, the SOL/ETH ratio stood at 0.0613 after shedding more than 25% of its value since May 8. At this level, the ratio was testing a multi-month support level that had previously determined whether the price continues with the upward trend or drops lower. SOL/ETH is losing… Read More at Coingape.com
ParaSwap DAO members were split, with some supporting the conditional return of the fees and others voting against the refund.
Bybit confirmed it was behind a proposal requesting that decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol ParaSwap return fees earned from swaps conducted by the Lazarus Group using digital assets stolen from the exchange.
On March 4, a proposal was posted on ParaSwap’s decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) forum asking to freeze and return 44.67 Wrapped Ether (wETH), worth almost $100,000, to a wallet address.
The proposal initially attracted skepticism, with several DAO members calling for verification before advancing the proposal. Bybit shared a verification post on its official X account on March 5, confirming that it was behind the proposal to return the funds.
Crypto whale James Wynn has made headlines again after dramatically increasing his Bitcoin exposure. He placed a $1.2 billion long position on Hyperliquid, a decentralized derivatives exchange.
This comes shortly after he closed out positions in Ethereum, Sui, and PEPE. The move signals a strategic shift toward Bitcoin as the market rallies.
Crypto Whale Exits Altcoins to Place $1.2 Billion Leveraged Bet on Bitcoin
On May 24, blockchain tracker Lookonchain revealed that Wynn had opened a 40x leveraged position totaling 11,588 BTC, worth approximately $1.25 billion. His liquidation level is set at $105,180.
James Wynn Bitcoin Bet on Hyperliquid. Source: Lookonchain
This move extends a series of aggressive Bitcoin trades Wynn began earlier in the week. On May 21, he opened a long position worth $830 million, from which he took a $400 million profit on the same day.
Since then, he has reloaded his position to over $1 billion as Bitcoin’s price climbed over the past two days.
Moreover, he also shared a screenshot on the social platform X showing that his latest Bitcoin long bet was up 13.4%. This means that the position had generated around $4.2 million in unrealized profit.
Still, his track record has its blemishes. He recently closed his positions in Ethereum and Sui with a combined loss of $5.3 million. However, he offset those setbacks with a $25.19 million gain on a trade involving PEPE.
Tether announced plans to launch a new stablecoin product in the United States as early as the end of 2025 or early 2026. The timeline depends on how quickly the U.S. Congress moves forward with stablecoin legislation. Tether emphasized that regulatory clarity will be key to the rollout. CEO Paolo Ardoino also highlighted that USDT, Tether’s existing stablecoin, has become one of the most successful financial products globally and a strong export from the United States.
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Tether announced plans to launch a new stablecoin product in the United States as early as the end of 2025 or early 2026. The timeline depends on how quickly the U.S. Congress moves forward with stablecoin legislation. Tether emphasized that regulatory clarity will be key to the rollout. CEO Paolo Ardoino also highlighted that USDT, …
