Chinese AI model DeepSeek has stolen the tech world spotlight—and unofficial Solana and Ethereum tokens are popping up to swindle traders.

Dogecoin (DOGE), and Ripple (XRP) – the four largest cryptocurrencies after Bitcoin (BTC) – declined sharply on Monday as the broader cryptocurrency market fell following a tech sell-off and mounting concerns over China-based DeepSeek app.

While Solana enabled smart contracts and achieved high-speed performance, Bitcoin has struggled to keep up. PlutoChain ($PLUTO) aims to change that by enabling applications and smart contracts on Bitcoin through its layer 2 solution at scale.

During Monday’s U.S. trading session, the crypto market experienced a downturn. The selling pressure followed investors' uncertainty around the Chinese AI

The cryptocurrency market is starting to heat up as major Layer-1 blockchains like Solana continue to dominate the headlines. However, for the vast majority of retail players seeking life-changing returns,

Solana's Proof of History protocol and Firedancer technology could make it a serious competitor to Ethereum with faster transaction speeds. Read more here.

Recent market activities and price actions reflect an intense build-up in the crypto space, with top cryptos aiming at incredible gains. ETH remains the second-placed crypto. However, it is quickly relinquishing its market cap and growth rate,

Discover if Layer-2 Solaxy can push Solana to new heights with the $15.3 million raised in its ICO. Is it the DeepSeek of crypto?

Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) are two of the largest and most popular cryptocurrencies for casual investors and professionals alike. But there are big differences in the narratives surrounding each of these currencies.

Solana's native token reached an all-time high after launching the $TRUMP token on the blockchain. The trend might happen again.

Investors have been interested in Ethereum and Solana since former President Donald Trump's electoral triumph, and the potential of a crypto-friendly

That's not confirmed, but it's the fear of the market today and fear and uncertainty aren't things the market likes. Tech has fueled a lot of the market's gains over the past two years so it's no surprise it will fuel its fall as well.