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Market Cap
Volume (24h)
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Rise 40%
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Rank #19
$504.8
-0.45%
Rank #26
$95.5
+0.56%
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$342.35
+2.45%
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$0.006993
+1.25%
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$16.66
-1.35%
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$0.01417
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$2.13
-2.01%
Rank #387
$8.35
+1.4%
Rank #905
$0.04215
-0.79%
Rank #1456
$0.07000
+3.51%
Rank #1498
$0.7036
+0.52%
$22.24
#258
$278,121,282
$24,306,588
12,332,639.85
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Dash (DASH) is digital cash designed to offer financial freedom to everyone. Payments are instant, easy and secure, with near-zero fees. Built to support real life use cases, Dash is the leading decentralized payment solution. Users can purchase goods at thousands of merchants and trade it at major exchanges and brokers around the globe. Since its creation in 2014, Dash has demonstrated leadership in innovation and pioneered groundbreaking features such as: -Two-tier network with incentivized nodes and decentralized project governance (Masternodes) -Instantly settled payments (InstantSend) -Instantly immutable blockchain (ChainLocks) -Optional privacy (PrivateSend)
17 Jun 2025, 07:23
A fresh surge in Circle’s stock is prompting early investors to lock in profits, including the Cathie Wood-owned Ark Invest. Portfolio disclosures from June 16, 2025, show that Ark Invest offloaded part of its position in Circle’s CRCL shares, following its $373 million purchase earlier this month. The timing of the firm’s sale aligned with a sharp surge in Circle’s stock price. CRCL touched a new intraday high of $165.60 on Monday before easing to close at $151.06, its highest closing price yet. Since debuting at $31 on June 5, the stock has climbed roughly 387%, nearly quintupling in under two weeks. Here's what moves Cathie Wood and Ark Invest made in the stock market today 6/16 pic.twitter.com/nZjrl7hCgW — Ark Invest Daily (@ArkkDaily) June 17, 2025 Ark’s sell-off sales were spread across three of its actively managed ETFs. These included ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK), ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW), and the ARK Fintech Innovation ETF (ARKF), trimming 196,367, 92,310, and 53,981 CRCL, respectively. You might also like: Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest goes all in on AI stock The total value of the cumulative 342,658 shares sold stands at approximately $51.7 million, representing about 7.6% of Ark’s initial 4.5 million-share position in Circle. Despite trimming its holdings, Ark Invest still holds over 4.15 million shares of Circle, now valued at approximately $628 million, well above its original $373 million investment. Circle’s IPO has continued to draw attention across the industry, particularly following its explosive debut on the first day of trading. Another early backer, Sigil Fund, recently disclosed a 4x return on its CRCL stake, and industry optimism for more upside is strong particularly as stablecoins gain traction in mainstream finance. Beyond Circle’s CRCL sales, other trades by Ark Invest on the same day included reductions in its Meta (META) holdings and new purchases in stocks like Nvidia (NVDA) and DoorDash (DASH). Read more: iPhone moment incoming? Circle CEO says stablecoins are almost there
9 Jun 2025, 19:11
Robinhood’s stock has rallied hard in recent weeks on hopes of being added to the S&P 500 index, but many investors were disappointed with the announcment that S&P Dow Jones Indices will make no changes to the S&P 500 lineup S&P Dow Jones, the operator of the coveted S&P 500 index, confirmed Friday afternoon that it will make no changes to the index. Robinhood was widely considered to be the next stock added to the index so confirmation it will be left out sent Robinhood’s stock down sharply on Monday. Expectations were high as Bank of America analysts had recently called Robinhood the S&P 500’s “prime candidate” for inclusion. Robinhood’s stock was down around 5% Monday afternoon on a day when Bitcoin ( BTC ) moved higher. Robinhood has become big enough to qualify for the S&P 500. By mid-2025 its market capitalization was roughly $66 billion, well above the $20.5 billion minimum and far larger than most small-caps in the index. The company is U.S.-based, traded on Nasdaq, and otherwise meets S&P Global’s listing criteria. In fact, Robinhood’s stock doubled in 2025 leading up to the scheduled quarterly rebalance, reaching all-time highs as investors speculated on index inclusion. We can reasonably conclude that Robinhood was not excluded for failing to meet standards. Rather, it simply didn’t get a slot because the committee kept the lineup intact. Since the S&P 500 is a fixed roster of 500 stocks, adding a company requires removing another. In this case, the committee evidently saw no need to swap anyone out. As such, the omission was a matter of timing and index procedure, not a rating of the business itself. Recent Additions to the S&P 500 For context, the last companies actually added to the S&P 500 came in May and March 2025. On May 19, rival cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global became the first digital-asset company to enter the benchmark. Earlier, on March 24, DoorDash (DASH), communication firm TKO Group (TKO), retailer Williams-Sonoma (WSM), and oil-and-gas company Expand Energy (EXE) joined the index. Those names replaced Discover Financial, BorgWarner, Teleflex, Celanese and FMC. By comparison, the June rebalance brought no newcomers. Simply put, Robinhood missed its chance because the S&P 500 held steady. You might also like: The Coinbase hack that shadowed its S&P rise — and the investigators who saw it coming What If Robinhood Had Been Included? When a stock is added, all S&P-tracking funds must buy shares, often driving the price higher. When smaller companies join a major index, “millions of dollars could potentially flow to them” just from passive buying. Consider that the largest S&P 500 ETF (SPY) manages well over half a trillion dollars so any addition forces huge purchases. Moreover, index membership increases a stock’s visibility. In practical terms, that means a new S&P 500 addition often enjoys extra demand and publicity (at least in the short term) as mutual funds, pension plans and ETFs buy the stock. This “index effect” has historically lifted many stocks a few percent when they join the 500. In Robinhood’s case, analysts estimated that inclusion could have lifted it several percent higher, it had already spiked on the mere expectation of joining. What’s Next for Robinhood? Looking ahead, Robinhood remains well-positioned and continues to meet S&P requirements, so its candidacy remains intact. When another slot opens up, for instance when a current member is removed due to a takeover or other corporate action, Robinhood would likely be reconsidered. The pending Nippon Steel–U.S. Steel deal is the next possible catalyst outside of the regular shuffle for an index inclusion so it may be a matter of when, and not if Robinhood is promoted to the club. The next S&P 500 rebalancing (usually in September) may offer a fresh opportunity for Robinhood.
4 Jun 2025, 23:10
Arctic Pablo Coin’s presale nears its final phase, offering investors a rare opportunity to capitalize on a meme coin with a robust deflationary model and impressive ROI potential. Simultaneously, Housecoin
3 Jun 2025, 01:44
The post Pi Network Beats XRP for Top Spot in Latest Crypto Usage Poll Despite Price Crash appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Pi Network has outperformed XRP in a recent poll about cryptocurrency usage on Zypto VISA Cards, even as its market price continues to tumble. The poll, conducted online, asked crypto users to guess which digital currency was most used for topping up Zypto VISA Cards over the past week. The final results left many stunned, with Pi Network taking the top spot, followed closely by DASH. The newcomer USD1 secured third place, while XRP surprisingly finished last. So, your guess for which of these cryptocurrencies were used most over the last 7 days was: 1st: $Pi 2nd: $USD1 3rd: $XRP 4th: $DASH Well, you got 1 out of 4 right! $Pi was indeed the most used of the 4, but $DASH was VERY close in 2nd place. Other weeks it's actually been… https://t.co/HCiTpOaOSz — Zypto App (@ZyptoApp) June 1, 2025 Poll organizers later revealed that DASH, which came very close to beating Pi Network this week, has actually topped the list in other weeks. This time, however, Pi managed to claim the number one position, while XRP recorded lower-than-usual activity for card top-ups, marking a noticeable dip in its usage within the Zypto community. Pi Network Price Plunges Amid Market Sell-Off Interestingly, this positive usage milestone for Pi Network comes at a time when its market performance is struggling. As of May 31, 2025, the Pi token’s price has plummeted by 22% in just one week, falling to $0.65. This sharp decline happened alongside a massive market-wide sell-off, where the global cryptocurrency market saw over $170 billion wiped from its total value within days. The ongoing sell-off has triggered concerns about Pi Network’s future prospects. Several factors have contributed to this steep drop in price, including the absence of major updates or positive developments from the project’s team, and the fact that Pi Network still hasn’t secured listings on major crypto exchanges. This has kept liquidity low and discouraged institutional investors from getting involved. What’s Next For Pi Network Price? Analysts warn that if the selling pressure continues, Pi’s price could fall below its current support level of $0.55 and potentially touch a historic low of $0.40. While a strong buying response might push the price back up to $0.86, such a rebound appears unlikely unless the ongoing downtrend reverses. Despite its price slump, Pi Network’s strong performance in real-world use cases like Zypto VISA Card transactions shows that the project still holds appeal among everyday users. However, the widening gap between its growing utility and falling token price raises tough questions about the long-term trust and confidence investors place in the project.
