EOS is starting to move again after weeks of silence! The charts are flashing green, and a breakout might be just around the corner.

As the crypto market enters Q2 2025, both investors and traders are anticipating a shift from bearish to bullish momentum. This change is essential for altcoins to recover, as many are currently facing challenges in bouncing back.

The 3-month liquidation heatmap showed that the $0.66-$0.69 was a magnetic zone that could attract prices higher.

The selling pressure on Bitcoin forced MKR to lose 11%, but the bulls were likely to drive a recovery.

Two Ethereum whales on MakerDAO are at risk of being liquidated if Ether drops below $1,800. The whales, who borrowed millions in DAI from the DeFi lending protocol and pledged ETH as collateral, are now under pressure due to Ether's continuous decline.

THORChain encountered some difficulties in 2025, including announcing insolvency in January. The company made an announcement on X, revealing that it had temporarily paused its network due to significant debt and leverage problems affecting its ecosystem.

MakerDAO's governance token, MKR, has posted double-digit gains in the past 24 hours, making it the market's top performer. The surge propelled MKR to a seven-day high of $1,485, where it traded briefly during Thursday's early Asian hours.

The crypto markets are consolidating after a small rise as the bulls face fatigue following a minor surge. Bitcoin price surged above $88,000 but has settled above $87,000 despite the rising bearish activity. On the other hand, Ethereum sustains above $2000, while memecoins display some strength as DOGE, PEPE, and FLOKI maintain a strong upswing.

Highlights MKR Coin breaks critical resistance level $1200 last week, signalling a breakout from the downtrend that began back in June. In the near term, MKR's future resistance is at $1500, with a breakout possibility to the $1800 price zone. A key support level is around $1000.

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EOS dropped 10.03% to $0.5672 by 21:34 (01:34 GMT) on the Investing.com Index, marking its steepest one-day decline since March 3. The downturn dragged EOSs market cap to $888.72 million, representing just 0.03% of the total cryptocurrency market.

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EOS, a blockchain that launched in 2018 during the ICO boom to take on Ethereum, has rebranded to “Vaulta” as it pivots towards Web3 banking to capitalize on the increasing demand for innovative financial investment products.

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EOS experienced significant volatility this week after developers announced a major rebrand and a shift toward a “new era in finance.” EOS (EOS) initially surged to a multi-week high of $0.6675 following the rebranding news before retreating to $0.5695.

EOS Network is undergoing a significant rebrand, now transitioning into Vaulta as it ventures into the world of Web3 banking.

EOS price soared by 25% after the Vaulta rebrand and briefly soared above $0.65.

TL;DR Rebranding for Web3 Banking: EOS rebrands to Vaulta, pivoting to integrate decentralized finance with traditional banking systems. Token Swap & Exchange Expansion: A token swap (1:1) is planned by May 2025, with Vaulta set to list on nearly 140 exchanges.

EOS has surged by 26% over the past 24 hours, making it the top-performing crypto asset during that period.

Amid the market's bear struggle, the EOS price attains an unexpected rally. EOS blockchain network token has been struggling for years, losing more than 100% of its value from ATH, but things have changed today, as it surged 32% within hours.

EOS Network has announced that it will rebrand to Vaulta in a pivot to offer modern banking services to Web3 users. In the announcement, EOS Network also mentioned that it will be transitioning officially and launching a new token tentatively in May 2025.

The attackers impersonated legitimate entities to trick users.

EOS Network's rebrand to "Vaulta" and pivot to Web3 banking triggered a 30% price surge, though the token remains well below its all-time high.

The native token of the EOS Network recorded a strong bullish momentum amid the network's rebranding to Vaulta.

EOS Network has announced its rebrand to Vaulta, signaling a major move into Web3 banking. A token swap is expected by the end of May 2025, awaiting final confirmation.

The price of EOS rose 25% following news of its rebrand to Vaulta and a shift toward web3 banking. EOS (EOS) gained 25% to $0.

EOS Network has announced a radical transformation: the rebranding to Vaulta and the entry into the Web3 banking sector.

EOS is being dusted with small transactions, spoofing OKX, Binance and other exchanges. The attack arrives just a day after EOS rebranded itself to Vaulta, in a bid to create a Web3 bank.

EOS is trending as one of the top-gaining altcoins today, with its price up 27% in the past 24 hours. According to CoinMarketCap, EOS (EOS) leads the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market cap, ahead of Raydium (RAY) and Maker (MKR).

EOS is currently under attack by malicious actors who are exploiting a technique known as address poisoning.

EOS saw a significant 11.87% surge on Tuesday, reaching $0.5621 by 18:52 (22:52 GMT) on the Investing.com Index. This marks its largest one-day percentage gain since March 18, pushing its market capitalization to $810.96 million, representing 0.04% of the total cryptocurrency market.

EOS Network is transforming into Vaulta, marking a major shift toward Web3 banking. This rebrand includes a token swap planned for late May, positioning Vaulta as a bridge between traditional finance and decentralized banking.

The EOS blockchain is currently under attack by malicious actors employing an address-poisoning scheme.

The cryptocurrency market opened the day on a cautious note as the overall sentiment leaned toward fear. The market cap saw a modest rise of 0.15%, settling at $2.72 trillion. However, trading activity slowed down slightly, with 24-hour volumes dipping by 1.59% to $71.59 billion.

Eager to shake off its past, EOS has rebranded to "Vaulta," with traders speculating on the future of the network's underlying token.

The EOS Network, a blockchain that launched in 2018 amid the initial coin offering boom, has rebranded to Vaulta and will pivot to focusing on Web3 banking. The switch to Vaulta is tentatively scheduled for the end of May and will include a new token and the establishment of an advisory group known as the Vaulta Banking Advisory Council to help with the firm's new direction, the company said in a March 18 statement.

EOS is rebranding to Vaulta as it pivots toward Web3 banking. Alongside this transformation, the platform plans to introduce a new digital asset, allowing EOS holders to exchange their existing tokens on a 1:1 basis for the newly minted currency.

Crypto prices were relatively mixed on Wednesday morning as investors waited for the Federal Reserve interest rate decision. Bitcoin remained above $80,000, while the total market cap of all coins fell to $2.7 trillion. The crypto fear and greed index rose to the fear zone of 21, much higher than the weekly low of 18.

EOS Network announced on March 18 that it will rebrand as Vaulta, marking a strategic shift toward web3 banking as it seeks to integrate decentralized technology with traditional financial systems. The transition, which includes a token swap, is scheduled for late May 2025, pending confirmation.

EOS, the public blockchain launched in 2018 to take on Ethereum, has rebranded to Vaulta as it pivots to “web3 banking.”

Spark has announced that BlackRock, Superstate, and Centrifuge are the winners of its Tokenization Grand Prix. The goal is to allocate $1 billion in tokenized assets, with BlackRock's BUIDL fund set to receive half of it.

The transition includes a token swap and the launch of a banking advisory group.

Crypto exchange titan Binance again caused a market stir with its latest announcement on five crypto tokens this Monday. Notably, the exchange revealed plans to launch new spot trading pairs for MKR, EPIC, DF, GMX, and RPL shortly ahead.

With Bitcoin on the verge of a breakout (or rejection), the altcoins are starting to stir. The altcoin market cap could already have bottomed.

EOS saw a strong rally, climbing 10.13% to $0.4884 by 20:32 (00:32 GMT) on Wednesday, marking its biggest one-day gain since March 2. This increase pushed EOSs market cap to $754.87 million, accounting for 0.03% of the total crypto market.

THORChain has been called a money laundering protocol — a label no decentralized finance (DeFi) project wants unless it's prepared to have regulators breathing down its neck.Its supporters have fended off the criticism by championing decentralization, while its critics point to recent activities that showed some of the protocol's centralized tendencies. After exploiting Bybit for $1.4 billion, the North Korean state-backed hackers behind the attack, known as the Lazarus Group, flocked to THORChain, making it their top choice to convert stolen funds from Ether (ETH) to Bitcoin (BTC).