EOS is known for being a relatively stable cryptocurrency, with fewer dramatic price swings compared to others. While it's been on a gradual decline overall, its price movement in April has started to draw some attention.

Blockchain gaming network Immutable is charging ahead after the US SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) closed its investigation into the platform's native token, IMX, in late March.

Bitcoin slips to $83,380 amid conflicting global signals. Meliuz embraces BTC as a treasury asset, while China quietly offloads holdings. Ripple CEO sees $200K ahead. The post Bitcoin Drops to $83,000 — China Sells, Meliuz Stacks 45 Coins appeared first on Cryptonews.

The cryptocurrency market is more than just a buzzword today—it's become an essential part of the global financial ecosystem. With innovation constantly unfolding, there's an undeniable wave of excitement and possibility in the crypto space.

Vaulta, formerly known as EOS, is emerging from its past with a renewed focus on practical finance and compliance-first blockchain infrastructure.

The Tokyo-listed investment firm said it bought an additional 319 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 4,525 BTC.

The 4-hour market structure of EOS and the clues from the liquidation levels showed that a 9% price bounce was likely.

Here is how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.

Explore how Stacks (STX) enhances Bitcoin by enabling smart contracts and DApps, leveraging Bitcoin's security while expanding its functionalities through a unique layer-2 network.

Institutions will now be able to gain exposure to sBTC, an asset for Bitcoin-denominated gains, through Hex Trust custody.

Hex Trust, a Hong Kong-based digital asset firm that offers institutional-grade custody, staking, and trading solutions, has announced expanded support for Stacks (STX), a leading layer-2 (L2) Bitcoin (BTC) network, as well as sBTC, Stacks' decentralized asset based on Bitcoin, per information shared with Finbold on Thursday, April 10.

TL;DR Immutable will merge its two main blockchain solutions, Immutable X and zkEVM, into a single unified chain, simply named “Immutable.” This integration will consolidate hundreds of millions of dollars in assets and optimize the Web3 gaming ecosystem, all without requiring any action from users.

Solana (SOL), EOS, and Jupiter (JUP) are three Made in USA coins making headlines this week with sharply different trajectories. Solana has dropped below $100 amid market volatility and tariff-driven uncertainty.

While the crypto market started the week on a bearish note, upcoming developments may signal a potential turnaround. Several altcoins have key external factors supporting their price movement, offering investors opportunities for growth.

The global markets plummet as the tariff war escalates after Donald Trump's Liberation Day. The stock markets across the globe, including the US, Japan, China, Taiwan, the UK, and many more, have opened on a huge bearish note. While many refer to it as Black Monday, experts believe the bearish influence may settle soon.

Here is how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.

Immutable's (IMX) price has been on a significant downtrend recently, falling to multi-year lows. The token has suffered a sharp decline, and its price is currently hovering around $0.433.

Bitcoin needs to reclaim $86k to start recovery. EOS leads weekly gains for altcoins.

EOS price prediction and analysis: While the crypto market struggles, EOS has surged over 46% in a week. What's driving this sudden rise?

The $EOS token for the EOS blockchain is easily one of the best performing cryptocurrencies in the last seven days. EOS is up a staggering 37.5% in the last seven days, and 47.8% over the last 30 days as it trades at $0.7939 at the time of writing.

TL;DR EOS rebranded to Vaulta, a new Web3 banking ecosystem, driving a 35% surge in one week and pushing its market cap above $1.2 billion. Vaulta's design features a four-pillar framework—wealth management, consumer payments, portfolio investment, and insurance—with innovations like the exSat Bitcoin bridge to boost liquidity.

Since the inauguration of the new president of the US, the markets have remained highly volatile. Moreover, the tariff war has caused more harm, which seems to have become more uncertain than before.

With a fresh rebrand, EOS is the talk of the town.

Bitcoin holds steady ahead of new U.S. tariffs, altcoins remain muted.

EOS Network, a Layer-1 blockchain utilizing the open-source Antelope protocol for fast and feeless transactions, has surged 18% in price over the past 24 hours.According to CoinMarketCap data, $EOS climbed from a low of $0.6071 to an intraday high of $0.8345 before slightly retracing to $0.8505 at press time.

Japanese hotel giant Metaplanet (3350) is going big on Bitcoin as the firm just scooped up 160 BTC. The firm acquired Bitcoins for around $83,600 each, adding $13.4 million to their crypto stash. This brings their Bitcoin holdings to 4,206 BTC, and their total investment to $363.5 million.

The cryptocurrency marketplace appears to be experiencing an increase in bullishness, as Bitcoin (BTC) remains in the lead at $85,148.35 (+0.97 percent), while Ethereum (ETH) is relatively flat at $1,881.97. The sentiment is generally positive with major cryptocurrencies showing resilience with increased trading volume and favorable technical indicators.

EOS has shot up 20% in the past 24 hours after the blockchain shot up to the third position on the list of top chains in terms of TVL growth.

EOS price has been on a strong bullish trend lately, surging by 47% since March 30 and pushing its market cap past the $1 billion mark for the first time since mid-February. Earlier today, the EOS price hit a two-month high of $0.8345 on Binance, with trading volume spiking 87% to $596.

EOS price rallied 20% as its Vaulta Banking feature and upcoming rebranding attract investors, with technical indicators supporting a potential continued rise toward $1.

The EOS Network has unveiled the Vaulta Banking Advisory Council, a move that has propelled EOS price up by 16% in 24 hours to a two-month high. Following this rise, the EOS market capitalization has also surged past $1 billion for the first time since mid-February.

Cryptocurrency prices have slumped this year leading to a $1 trillion wipeout of their market value. Bitcoin has crashed from the year-to-date high of $109,300 to $85,000, while the market cap of all coins has slumped from over $3.8 trillion to $2.7 trillion today.

The crypto market crawled back slightly on April 1 as investors bought the dip after a brutal quarter in which Bitcoin and Ethereum dropped by 12% and 45%, respectively.

EOS rallied as high as 23% today, ahead of its major rebranding to Vaulta, as multiple bullish patterns emerged on its charts. EOS (EOS) price shot up for the third day in a row, hitting an intraday high of $0.

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

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

The Immutable (IMX) price surged 8.05% to $0.6785 after the SEC dropped its investigation. Market cap rose to $1.21B, with a 24-hour trading volume up 118.36% to $120.59M.

IMX token jumps after the SEC ends enforcement threats against Immutable. Plus the U.S. FDIC drops "reputational risk" banking discrimination against crypto firms and Fidelity Investments develops its own stablecoin.

On March 25, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) officially concluded its investigation into Immutable, an Australian Web3 gaming company, marking the end of a significant period of uncertainty for the firm.

The SEC has ended its investigation into Web3 gaming firm Immutable with no findings of wrongdoing, marking another dropped crypto probe amid the regulator's shifting stance on enforcement.

On Tuesday, crypto company Immutable announced that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially closed its inquiry into the company and its associated parties. This comes after the SEC previously issued a Wells notice, which signaled its intention to pursue legal action against Immutable for alleged violations of securities laws.

The SEC concludes its investigation into Immutable after five months, marking a significant win for crypto gaming.

Immutable's IMX token rallied 15% to $0.737 after the US SEC dropped its investigation, with daily trading volume by 120% to over $120 million.

The SEC has dropped its investigation into Immutable with no charges. Immutable supports clear regulations to foster blockchain innovation.

SEC ends investigation into Immutable, sparking a 15% surge in IMX token price as the agency continues its retreat from aggressive crypto enforcement under new leadership.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the USA has officially dropped the investigations into Immutable, the crypto gaming company. The co-founder of Immutable, Robbie Ferguson, specifies that no enforcement action has been taken and now expresses excitement about really accelerating in the Web3 game. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the USA has officially dropped the investigations into the crypto gaming company Immutable.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially closed its investigation into Immutable (IMX), a blockchain-based gaming platform.

The token tied to the crypto gaming giant Immutable surged 15% in the hours after it announced that the US Securities and Exchange Commission closed its investigation into the firm and would take no further action.The Immutable (IMX) token rose around 15% on March 25 to reach just under $0.74 shortly after the firm announced that the SEC shut its inquiry without any breach of violations, which Immutable said closed “the loop on the Wells notice issued by the SEC last year.” IMX matched crypto market downtrend It is the highest price that IMX has reached since March 3, before a broader market decline — driven by prolonged uncertainty over US President Donald Trump's tariffs and US interest rates — pushed it down to $0.46 on March 11.