SOL Stablecoin supply reaches a historic high of $16.44 billion

[Ethereum Active Addresses Drop to 327,000, Hitting a New Low Since May] CryptoOnchain pointed out that activity on the Ethereum network has cooled down, with the 7-day moving average of active addresses dropping to 327,000, marking the lowest level since May 2025. This figure represents a significant contraction from the August peak of 483,000, during which the price of ETH fell from approximately $4,800 to around $3,100. The correlation between price and activity reflects a decline in demand for block space and the exit of some retail or short-term participants. In a healthy bull market cycle, price increases are typically accompanied by an expansion in network usage. If the number of active addresses continues to rebound, it will serve as a key on-chain signal of returning demand and momentum.

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The supply of SOL stablecoin reached a historical high of 16.44 billion US dollars. （Cointelegraph）

Onchain data shows multiple cost basis metrics confirm heavy demand and investor conviction around the $80,000 price level. What to know : Bitcoin rebounded from the $80,000 region after a sharp correction from its October all time high, with price holding above the average entry levels of key metrics. The convergence of the True Market Mean, U.S. ETF cost basis, and the 2024 yearly cost basis around the low $80,000 range highlights this zone as a major area of structural support.