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Crypto

Live prices, performance and market statistics for leading digital assets.

Bitcoin$63,099.68-2.20%Ethereum$1,818.71-3.29%Solana$74.22-2.83%Coin 50$240.08-2.55%

Name	Price	Change	Market cap	Volume
BitcoinBTCUSD	$63,131.65	0.00%	—	377.12M
EthereumETHUSD	$1,819.71	0.00%	—	164.49M
ZcashZECUSD	$537.48	0.00%	—	57.72M
SolanaSOLUSD	$74.24	0.00%	—	49.43M
XRPXRPUSD	$1.08	0.00%	—	42.50M
HyperliquidHYPEUSD	$60.17	0.00%	—	41.13M
USDCUSDC-EUR	$0.874200	0.00%	—	31.43M
OndoONDOUSD	$0.371910	0.00%	—	15.88M
OrchidOXTUSD	$0.022400	0.00%	—	14.94M
Stellar LumensXLMUSD	$0.185275	0.00%	—	12.22M

Crypto brief

Bitcoin Slides to September 2024 Lows Amid Prolonged Bear Market

Bitcoin is trading at $63,075.21, down 1.12% today, and has lost roughly half its value since its October 2025 peak above $126,000. Unlike previous crypto winters driven by single shock events, this decline has been fueled by a steady erosion of investor interest, making it especially painful for long-term believers.

Ethereum and Altcoins Follow Bitcoin Lower as Risk Appetite Fades

Ethereum fell 2.46% to $1,817.32, with Solana down 1.49% to $74.15 and XRP off 0.49% to $1.08. Prediction markets on Polymarket assign a 95–98% probability that both Bitcoin and Ethereum finish the day lower, reflecting overwhelmingly bearish short-term sentiment.

T. Rowe Price Launches First Actively Managed Multi-Token Crypto ETF

The $1.9 trillion asset manager debuted its TKNZ ETF on NYSE Arca, allocating roughly 41% to Bitcoin and 18% to Ethereum, alongside positions in BNB, SOL, XRP, and Hyperliquid's HYPE. The fund launched with approximately $15 million in assets and carries a 0.75% management fee, marking a landmark institutional entry into diversified crypto exposure.

Global Semiconductor Rout Deepens, Dragging Risk Assets Lower

A brutal chip stock selloff rippled across global markets, with Nasdaq 100 futures slumping over 2% and the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index hitting a near two-month low. Memory-chip makers including Micron, SanDisk, and Western Digital fell between 4.6% and 6.5% in premarket trading, as investors reassessed the durability of the AI-driven rally.

US-Iran War Escalation Pushes Oil Up 11%+ on the Week

Brent crude surged over 11% this week — its largest weekly gain since April — as the US entered a sixth consecutive night of strikes on Iranian military targets and Tehran threatened to close the Red Sea via its Houthi allies. The resulting supply disruption fears through the Strait of Hormuz are reigniting inflation concerns and keeping broader markets risk-averse.

Soft CPI Data and Cooling Fed Rate Hike Bets Offer Limited Crypto Relief

Headline CPI came in at 3.5% year-over-year versus the 3.8% expected, with core at 2.6% and monthly prices posting a rare -0.4% decline, the largest monthly drop on record. Despite markets now pricing in only ~27 basis points of Fed hikes by December, the relief has failed to lift crypto, as Middle East-driven inflation fears and broad risk-off sentiment continue to dominate.