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- Solana's Alpenglow upgrade passed with 98.27% support, exceeding 52% stake participation and quorum requirements. - The upgrade replaces PoH/TowerBFT with Votor (sub-second block confirmation) and Rotor, reducing finality to 150ms and improving network efficiency. - Validator economics shift to fixed 1.6 SOL admission tickets, enhanced leader rewards, and new "20+20" resilience against adversarial stakes. - Expected to attract high-frequency DeFi and institutional users by 2026, while raising concerns ab

- Solana (SOL) surged 15% to $207.21 in early September 2025, with analysts eyeing a potential $213 breakout for $300 price targets. - Institutional demand grew as Galaxy Digital, Jump Crypto, and Pantera Capital raised $1.25B+ for Solana-focused treasury funds. - On-chain growth included $500M+ in tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) and $11.62B stablecoin market cap, boosting adoption narratives. - Technical analysis highlights $200 as key support, with $213 resistance breakouts potentially unlocking $238-

- A large Ethereum whale dumped 2,585 ETH in a single trade, generating over $5.33 million in profit. - The sale highlights market sensitivity to whale activity, with Coinglass data showing potential $1.821B short liquidations above $4,650. - On-chain analytics tools like Coinglass track whale moves and liquidation thresholds to predict price swings. - Regulators monitor large trades for manipulation, though no violations were detected in this case.

- India will implement the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) by 2027, joining 69 jurisdictions to enhance crypto tax transparency through cross-border data sharing. - The framework requires crypto service providers to collect and report customer/transaction data annually, with international exchanges starting in 2027 and compliance covering exchanges, brokers, and ATMs. - Exclusions include investment funds and DAOs unless directly facilitating transactions, while OECD updated technical guidel

- Japan plans to reclassify major cryptocurrencies under securities law, reducing capital gains tax from 55% to 20% to align with traditional assets. - The Financial Services Agency (FSA) aims to strengthen oversight by expanding authority to wallet providers, imposing stricter KYC rules, and restricting stablecoin issuance to licensed banks. - Regulatory reforms include introducing yen-backed stablecoins (JPYC) and promoting crypto ETFs as part of Japan’s strategy to position itself as a global digital fi

- India will adopt global crypto reporting standards via FATF-aligned rules requiring VASPs to collect and share transaction data with regulators. - New regulations mandate crypto exchanges to submit sender/receiver details to the Financial Intelligence Unit to combat money laundering under the FATF Travel Rule. - A proposed licensing system aims to balance innovation with oversight, mirroring frameworks in the US and EU while addressing compliance costs for smaller firms. - Industry experts support enhanc

- Dogecoin (DOGE) faces a 2025 inflection point as whale accumulation, retail FOMO, and institutional validation drive volatility and price surges. - Whale buying tightened market float, pushing DOGE from $0.195 to $0.24, with on-chain data showing 12% weekly growth in whale holdings. - Institutional adoption accelerated by SEC/CFTC classifications and the House of Doge's $200M treasury, signaling potential ETF approval and mainstream legitimacy. - Retail "Doge Army" sentiment and Elon Musk's influence fue

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Bitcoin’s price closely tracks global liquidity cycles, yet rising debt risks add fragility to markets. Experts suggest BTC may still gain as a hedge against dollar weakness.

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