As Solana & Avalanche Compete for Recognition, BlockDAG Powers Ahead With 19,600 Miners Being Shipped
The post As Solana & Avalanche Compete for Recognition, BlockDAG Powers Ahead With 19,600 Miners Being Shipped appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The race for the market’s most popular crypto is heating up. Solana (SOL) and Avalanche (AVAX) both carry bullish setups but face hurdles that keep momentum uncertain. Solana trades above $200, boosted by the Alpenglow upgrade and ETF expectations, yet whale movements continue to spark volatility. Avalanche is holding ground near key support while ETF filings hint at inflows, but resistance zones keep its price action contained. Amid these developments, BlockDAG (BDAG) is emerging as the clear mover. With $403 million raised in presale, Batch 30 pricing fixed at $0.0013, and a confirmed launch value of $0.05, BDAG is showcasing progress few can match. The project has started shipping miners; over 19600 miners are being shipped, locked in its Deployment Event in Singapore, and continues to grow through its referral rewards system. While Solana and Avalanche are testing the market’s patience, BlockDAG is showing results that make it stand out as the crypto with the most potential heading into 2025. Solana Looks To Alpenglow And ETF Push Solana (SOL) is staying above the $200 line even as profit-taking puts pressure on near-term momentum. Its bullish case into Q4 rests on three drivers: the Alpenglow upgrade, possible ETF approvals, and heavy whale accumulation. Alpenglow, already supported by 99.6% of validators, would cut transaction finality to just 150 milliseconds, faster than a Google search. For context, Ethereum finality still takes more than 12 seconds, putting Solana in the lead for high-performance usage. ETF expectations also strengthen its case. With Grayscale, VanEck, and Fidelity applying for Solana ETFs, Bloomberg analysts see a 95% chance of approval. If confirmed, the move could channel institutional flows into SOL, echoing the rallies seen in BTC and ETH. Still, volatility lingers, with whales buying $381M during dips but small $17M sell-offs cutting 5% from the price. Short-term…
The post As Solana & Avalanche Compete for Recognition, BlockDAG Powers Ahead With 19,600 Miners Being Shipped appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
The race for the market’s most popular crypto is heating up. Solana (SOL) and Avalanche (AVAX) both carry bullish setups but face hurdles that keep momentum uncertain. Solana trades above $200, boosted by the Alpenglow upgrade and ETF expectations, yet whale movements continue to spark volatility. Avalanche is holding ground near key support while ETF filings hint at inflows, but resistance zones keep its price action contained. Amid these developments, BlockDAG (BDAG) is emerging as the clear mover. With $403 million raised in presale, Batch 30 pricing fixed at $0.0013, and a confirmed launch value of $0.05, BDAG is showcasing progress few can match. The project has started shipping miners; over 19600 miners are being shipped, locked in its Deployment Event in Singapore, and continues to grow through its referral rewards system. While Solana and Avalanche are testing the market’s patience, BlockDAG is showing results that make it stand out as the crypto with the most potential heading into 2025. Solana Looks To Alpenglow And ETF Push Solana (SOL) is staying above the $200 line even as profit-taking puts pressure on near-term momentum. Its bullish case into Q4 rests on three drivers: the Alpenglow upgrade, possible ETF approvals, and heavy whale accumulation. Alpenglow, already supported by 99.6% of validators, would cut transaction finality to just 150 milliseconds, faster than a Google search. For context, Ethereum finality still takes more than 12 seconds, putting Solana in the lead for high-performance usage. ETF expectations also strengthen its case. With Grayscale, VanEck, and Fidelity applying for Solana ETFs, Bloomberg analysts see a 95% chance of approval. If confirmed, the move could channel institutional flows into SOL, echoing the rallies seen in BTC and ETH. Still, volatility lingers, with whales buying $381M during dips but small $17M sell-offs cutting 5% from the price. Short-term…
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