Bitcoin ($BTC )
MetaMask Adds Native Bitcoin Support
The MetaMask wallet now supports native Bitcoin — users can buy, hold, send, receive, and swap BTC directly in the wallet without wrapped tokens or bridges.
Native BTC addresses (SegWit) are auto-generated on update; Taproot support is planned next.
This expands MetaMask’s multi-chain ecosystem (Ethereum, Solana, Sei, etc.). �
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📌 Implication: Greater accessibility for BTC holders via non-custodial wallets could boost user adoption and utility.
Delisting Pressure & Development Activity
RAD has been delisted on some major platforms (e.g., Bitget), reducing liquidity and accessible trading pairs.
Despite this, its developer activity is high, suggesting continued project development and long-term potential.
Previous reports also mention RAD’s trading pairs being removed by Binance. �
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📌 Implication: Short-term price pressure and lower liquidity could weigh on RAD, but persistent development keeps a positive fundamental view for some holders.
Token Upgrade & Exchange Headwinds
SYN’s governance has a token upgrade proposal (to a new token $CX), possibly enhancing value but with migration challenges.
SYN has been delisted or lost support on major exchanges like Coinbase and Gate, hurting liquidity.
On the positive side, the protocol’s SDK integration with the Filecoin Onchain Cloud network could expand utility. �
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📌 Implication: The mix of strategic upgrades and liquidity hurdles makes SYN’s near-term outlook uncertain but potentially improving if key integrations succeed.
Bitcoin (BTC)
• ≈ $81,391 USD — price slightly down from yesterday (intraday high ~$84k / low ~$80.7k)
Radworks (RAD)
• ≈ $0.3365 USD — small uptick today
Synapse (SYN)
• ≈ $0.0965 USD — modest positive move