
EOS Tumbles Over 11% in Sharp Single-Day Sell-Off
EOS saw its price plummet by over 11% on Sunday, marking its most significant single-day percentage loss since September 20, 2026, amid a broader downturn in the crypto market.
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EOS saw its price plummet by over 11% on Sunday, marking its most significant single-day percentage loss since September 20, 2026, amid a broader downturn in the crypto market.

Multi-asset trading platform Monochrome Exchange, founded by a former Binance Australia executive, has detailed the terms for the Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) of its native utility token, $MCR.

The EOS token experienced a sharp double-digit decline on Sunday, falling over 11% to significantly underperform market leaders Bitcoin and Ethereum. The cryptocurrency remains more than 99% below its 2018 all-time high.

Bitcoin maintained its position above $80,000 following a volatile week, buoyed by a significant resurgence in institutional demand shown by over $433 million in net inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs on Friday.

The EOS cryptocurrency experienced its largest one-day percentage gain since late August, rising 11.65% to trade at $0.0824. The token, however, remains significantly below its all-time high set in 2018.

Cardano (ADA) experienced a significant price rally on Friday, climbing over 10% to mark its largest single-day percentage gain in nearly a month and boosting its market capitalization above $7.8 billion.

Bitcoin is experiencing a period of indecision, hovering around $77,338 as it's pinned between a critical support level at $76,432 and a technical resistance zone near $78,580. The stalemate suggests traders are awaiting a decisive catalyst for the next major price move.

The onchain privacy protocol has partnered with five major curators, including Bitwise and Wintermute's Armitage, to offer confidential yield-generating vaults aimed at attracting institutional investors by shielding their strategies.

Bitcoin continued a modest recovery following the failure of a key crypto bill in the U.S. Senate, but further upside was limited as investors weighed a hawkish interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve.