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Grayscale has announced that its #Solana Trust now supports staking functionality

Here are some of the key updates in the crypto space today (October 28, 2025): 📊 Market Snapshot – Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $113,829, down about 0.8% from prior. – Ethereum (ETH) is at roughly $4,093, down ~1.5%. The global crypto market cap has dipped ~1.1% in the past 24 hours. Sentiment is cautious: many are watching macro factors rather than pure crypto-fundamentals. 📰 Top News Items Upcoming Crypto ETFs Several spot and staking-based ETFs tied to altcoins like Solana (SOL), Litecoin (LTC) and Hedera (HBAR) are slated to launch ~Oct 28-29. Example: A U.S. ETF will allow SOL staking directly on‐chain. This shows significant institutional interest and a potential “mainstreaming” of altcoins beyond just BTC/ETH. Regulatory & Legislative Moves U.S. Congressman Ro Khanna plans to introduce a bill that would ban the President, members of Congress, and their families from trading or creating cryptocurrencies. Also, regulatory nomination: The White House has nominated Michael Selig to chair the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which signals further regulatory focus. Large-Scale Treasury Moves BitMine Immersion Technologies has become the largest public Ethereum treasury, holding ~3.31 million ETH (~2.8% of ETH’s supply) plus other assets. Another company, Strategy (possible reference to a firm) added 390 BTC (~$43.4 million) bringing its total BTC holdings to ~640,808 coins. → Shows institutional accumulation is strong — may pressure supply upward for major chains. Macro & Market Structure Catalysts The upcoming Federal Reserve (Fed) meeting on Oct 28-29 is being watched closely by crypto investors — a rate cut or dovish tone could boost crypto risk assets. Options expiry: ~$31 billion worth of Bitcoin options expire Oct 31 — this may trigger volatility. 🔍 What to Watch / Implications ETF launches could drive capital into altcoins, not just BTC and ETH. That might shift some market leadership. Regulatory moves remain pivotal. Even talk of bans or stricter frameworks can spook markets or slow innovation. Institutional accumulation of ETH and BTC indicates confidence in long-term value, but could also reduce liquid supply and amplify price moves. Macro environment (rates, inflation) still dominates short‐term crypto dynamics. A dovish Fed = more risk appetite; hawkish = potential pull-back. If you like, I can pull up top altcoins gaining momentum today or regional/Asia-specific crypto developments (especially considering Pakistan/A Sia/Karachi time zone). Would you like that?

Data shows cryptocurrency short investors have suffered large liquidations during the past day as Bitcoin and altcoins have made a recovery. Bitcoin, Ethereum Have Surged In The Last 24 Hours Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have witnessed a rally during the past day, breaking away from the slump the market had earlier fallen into. At the height of this surge, Bitcoin broke past $116,000, while Ethereum touched $4,250. The assets have since seen a small retracement. The chart below shows how BTC’s latest trajectory has looked. At its current price of $115,400, Bitcoin is up about 4% on the weekly timeframe. Similarly, Ethereum at $4,160 is in a profit of 3.4%. Most other digital assets have seen similarly positive returns, although there are some outliers like Tron, which is down more than 7%. The market-wide recovery during the past day has meant that a large amount of short liquidations have piled up on the derivatives exchanges. Crypto Market Liquidations Have Totaled At $467 Million According to data from CoinGlass, about $467 million in cryptocurrency-related derivatives contracts have been liquidated over the last 24 hours. A contract is said to be “liquidated” when its platform forcibly shuts it down after it accumulates losses of a certain degree (as defined by the exchange). Given that coins across the board have rebounded, the contracts crossing this threshold would mostly be the short ones. And indeed, the data would confirm so. As is visible above, liquidations related to bearish cryptocurrency bets have reached $358 million in this window, representing 76.6% of the total flush in the sector. Bitcoin led the liquidations with $177 million in contracts involved, while Ethereum contributed the second most with $130 million in contracts. Out of the rest, Solana witnessed the largest flush at $34 million. In some other news, Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have observed a notable amount of inflows over the past month Spot ETFs refer to investment vehicles that allow investors to gain exposure to an asset without having to directly own it. The US SEC approved BTC spot ETFs in January of 2024. Here is the chart shared by the analyst that shows how the 30-day netflow for these vehicles has fluctuated since. $BTC $ETH $SOL

#Solana ($SOL) Nears Critical Resistance Amid Recent Recovery Solana ($SOL) has rebounded significantly, approaching a crucial resistance level. This development could influence future price movements, as the crypto market closely watches $SOL's next steps.