Author: chloe

Chloe Adams writes about the infrastructure layer of crypto: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Layer 1 networks, stablecoins, DeFi and the regulation shaping how these systems are used. At BlockchainJournal, she pays close attention to protocol upgrades, network activity and adoption claims, separating meaningful ecosystem progress from technical noise or premature conclusions.When relevant, she also tracks regulatory developments and market reactions tied to core blockchain systems.

The crypto financial services firm Galaxy Digital, led by Mike Novogratz, reported a net loss of $482 million during the fourth quarter of 2025. Following the announcement, the company’s shares experienced a drop of over 6% in pre-market trading, hovering around $24.70 per share, reflecting investor sensitivity to the negative quarterly results despite the company’s solid overall balance sheet and cash position.

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The digital assets unit of Deutsche Börse Group, 360T, recently announced a strategic partnership with the Austrian platform Bitpanda to expand institutional access to crypto assets across the European continent. Through this agreement, both entities will integrate their technological infrastructure to facilitate banks and financial firms operating in compliance with MiCA, strengthening the regulated digital ecosystem significantly.

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The digital asset XRP is currently trading below the average purchase price of the past year, placing numerous investors in a loss position and raising the risk of a severe correction. According to data from CryptoQuant, the XRP price experienced its most aggressive weekly selloff since October 2025, reflecting a scenario of significant technical weakness. Currently, the price is hovering around $1.60, having retreated more than 20% over the last week, thus sitting just above its aggregated realized price of $1.48. If the market breaks this critical support level, the majority of holders would officially be underwater, a configuration that…

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Transaction costs on the Ethereum network have plunged from peaks above $200 to around $0.14, marking the lowest fee levels since 2017. This dramatic change stems from a series of network upgrades and increased Layer-2 adoption, with significant implications for users, developers and the broader ecosystem.

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