8-27
Solana’s SOL Breaks Above $100 as Open Interest Jumps 10% and SOL-Linked ETF Inflows Rise
Solana’s SOL token has broken above the $100 level. Data show derivatives open interest for the token climbed 10%, pointing to stronger market participation. Meanwhile, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking SOL have continued to post net inflows, suggesting growing allocation interest from institutional and mainstream investors. Together, these moves indicate a recent pickup in Solana market activity and capital inflows.
SOL
SOL-1.09%
8-27
8-24
BitMine reports $14.9 billion in crypto and “moonshots” holdings as of August 24, 2026
BitMine released a holdings update as of August 24, 2026, putting the total value of its crypto assets and “moonshots” at $14.9 billion. The company said it holds 5,847,611 ETH valued at $2,440 per ETH, based on Coinbase pricing. It also reported 210 Bitcoin (BTC), a $180 million stake in Beast Industries, and an $89 million stake in Eightco Holdings (NASDAQ:$ORBS). BitMine reported total cash and marketable securities of $308 million, and said its tickers are $BMNR (common equity) and $BMNP (perpetual preferred), with Tom Lee as chairman.
ETH
ETH-1.39%
8-24
8-22
Bitcoin breaks above $66,900 and rallies to $71,848.18 as $3 billion shorts get squeezed
Bitcoin surged after clearing the $66,900 resistance level, rising about 11% over 24 hours and touching a high of $71,848.18. The move was accompanied by a large short squeeze, with roughly $30亿美元 in short liquidations versus just $2.635亿美元 in long liquidations. Marketwide futures open interest increased 9.11% to $1,312.5亿美元, while funding rates near 0.01% suggested leverage was not yet extreme. In the same period, the U.S. Treasury doubled long-end buybacks to $40亿美元, easing pressure on 30-year yields, and XRP gained 15%.
BTC
BTC-1.16%
8-22
8-22
Bitcoin pulls back to $77,000 as $477M in crypto long positions are liquidated in one hour
Crypto markets saw large-scale liquidations of long positions totaling $477M over the past hour. After a near +30% rally over five trading days that lifted Bitcoin to $79,500, the price reversed sharply and retreated to around $77,000. The pullback drove total crypto liquidations to $547M, with Bitcoin-linked contracts accounting for the bulk. Bitcoin had been at its most overbought level since November 2024 before the reversal.
BTC
BTC-1.16%
8-22