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What happened in crypto today? 

The crypto market is currently showing a neutral sentiment with the Fear & Greed Index at 48. This suggests that investors are neither overly anxious nor overly confident right now. Looking at recent trends, the market has consistently balanced in the neutral zone. 

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Yesterday it was 51, last week 50 and last month 54. Overall, there’s no strong bullish or bearish momentum that is  indicating that traders are taking a cautious approach while waiting for clearer market signals before making big moves.

Top crypto market highlights!

Trump’s 4 PM Update: Will It Impact Tariffs, Bitcoin or the Fed?

President Trump is set to make a big televised announcement from the Oval Office at 4 PM today but the topic remains a mystery. Speculation is rife, it could cover tariffs, Bitcoin adoption, a Fed interest rate cut or even a new Fed Chair.

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Other possibilities include updates on Lisa Cook’s lawsuit, Epstein files or U.S. strategy with leaders like Modi, Xi and Putin. Markets, policymakers and the public are eagerly waiting, as any announcement could impact trade, crypto, monetary policy, or geopolitics. Until Trump speaks, everything remains uncertain but the stakes are high.

DeFi Development Corp Makes $427M Move to Boost Solana Holdings

DeFi Development Corp has significantly increased its Solana holdings, buying 196,141 SOL at around $203 each bringing its total to over 2 million coins worth $427 million. This move makes the company one of the largest public holders of Solana, giving traditional investors exposure to crypto without directly buying it. 

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Previous purchases also boosted confidence, sending DFDV shares higher. Despite Solana’s price fluctuating between $202 and $208, the company remains bullish on its long-term potential. With rivals like Upexi Treasury close behind, competition for Solana holdings could further influence market demand and prices.

REX-Osprey Launches Dogecoin ETF: Will $DOGE Rise?

REX-Osprey is preparing to launch the first Dogecoin ETF in the U.S. next week, creating excitement among investors. DOGE is trading at $0.2141 well below its December 2024 peak, and recent whale sell-offs show cautious profit-taking ahead of the ETF.

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The move could attract institutional investment and boost market legitimacy. Analysts suggest a potential rise toward $0.25–$0.30 if momentum continues, while a dip below $0.20 could push prices lower. With ETF approval, $1 for DOGE is possible in a few months.

Saylor’s Strategy Now Meets Key S&P 500 Benchmarks

Michael Saylor’s strategy has now technically met the S&P 500’s profitability requirements, largely due to a $14 billion unrealized Bitcoin gain. If added to the index, passive funds could be forced to buy around 50 million shares, linking institutional investments directly to its massive $70 billion Bitcoin treasury. 

While this could boost both the stock and Bitcoin, S&P inclusion isn’t guaranteed. The committee considers volatility, sector balance, and business sustainability, so approval remains uncertain despite meeting the numeric criteria.

Justin Sun’s WLFI Wallet Blocked Following $9M Crypto Transfer

Justin Sun’s WLFI wallet was blacklisted by World Liberty Financial after transferring roughly $9 million worth of tokens, sparking trading volatility and community backlash. Sun called it a routine “exchange deposit test,” insisting no sales were planned.

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The restrictions, meant to protect the ecosystem, raised concerns about fairness and central control. Investors reacted sharply with prices dropping and volumes varying. Going forward the restriction could be lifted maintained or face governance challenges showing broader debates over trust control and transparency in crypto projects.

Conclusion 

Today, crypto markets stayed cautious, with big moves from Solana, Dogecoin ETFs, and Bitcoin-linked stocks. Regulatory news, whale activity, and Trump’s announcement kept traders alert and sentiment neutral.