Spotted a fresh token gaining traction on Solana—$FlyWhale, launching via PUMPFUN. The numbers are worth noting: over $5,350 in buy volume and $3,615 in sell volume within 24 hours. Market cap sitting at $8,174, though liquidity remains tight at zero. Contract: 3nQH97W3282a2gqTXsQR3UYaciG3kSreAJbMKVZspump 24H Volume Buy: $5,351 | 24H Volume Sell: $3,615 Liquidity: $0 | Market Cap: $8,174 Early stage project on the Solana network. If you're tracking emerging tokens, this one's popped up on the radar.

#BREAKING Delphi Ventures Partner: $BTC and $SOL Expected to Reach All-Time Highs in 2026 #Bitcoin $BTC

#比特币价格走势 Continuous net inflow for three weeks in a row, this rhythm feels a bit different. Bitcoin absorbed $522 million, while short products have been bleeding for two consecutive weeks, indicating that market sentiment is indeed recovering. But here’s the interesting part—Bitcoin this year has only seen inflows of 27.7 billion, compared to 41 billion in the same period last year, which suggests that Bitcoin's performance this year has been somewhat disappointing. On the other hand, Ethereum has taken off, with inflows of 13.3 billion, more than doubling compared to last year. Solana is even more impressive, with a tenfold increase. The US market is the most active, contributing 796 million, and together with Germany and Canada, these three regions account for 98.6% of the total inflow, signaling institutional positioning. It seems that although prices haven't immediately surged after the rate cuts, smart money is quietly positioning itself. An interesting detail is that inflows into Aave and Chainlink are still decent, while Hyperliquid experienced a outflow of 14.1 million. This is a clear sign of market segmentation—not all hot spots can rise; it depends on who truly has potential.