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Investors have been steadily pouring capital into SOL-linked exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for six consecutive weeks.With technical indicators also flashing buy signals, the question now is whether this consistent inflow will fuel a breakout and shift the current Solana price prediction toward new highs.Last week, $20 million flowed to Solana ETFs despite the latest decline that […] The post Solana Price Prediction: Bullish Pattern + 6 Weeks of ETF Inflows – Is SOL About to Break Out Big? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The post With Kyle Schwarber Off The Board, The Red Sox Pivot To Other Players appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer needs to pivot now that Kyle Schwarber re-signed with the Phillies. (Photo by Maddie Malhotra/Boston Red Sox/Getty Images) Getty Images One potential slugger – and a reunion candidate – is off the board for the Boston Red Sox. Many in the Back Bay had hoped that Kyle Schwarber might bring his mighty bat back to the Fens after his half season there in 2021. As a reminder, Schwarber came to the Red Sox from Washington at the trade deadline that year in return for right-handed pitcher Aldo Ramirez. When the season ended, Boston did not re-sign the slugger, and he inked a four-year, $79 million contract with the Philadelphia Phillies. This, despite the fact that he slashed .291/.435/.522 in 41 games for a 155 OPS+. But any chance of a reunion was thwarted today when Jeff Passan of ESPN (and others) revealed that Schwarber elected another reunion, returning to the Phillies, on a five-year, $150 million deal. Schwarber had many suitors – in addition to Boston, reporting had the Reds, Mets, Orioles, and Pirates (who apparently made an offer of at least $100 million) – for his services as a designated hitter. The slugger will be 38 years old when his new deal expires in 2030. With Schwarber off the board, the list of impact bats for the Red Sox to chase is getting smaller. Kyle Tucker and Cody Bellinger are both outfielders (although Bellinger could slot in at first base), where the Red Sox have an abundance (and just traded some of that surplus). Bo Bichette remains an option, but he doesn’t exactly fit the slugger mold (his career-high home run total is 29 back in 2021; he hit 18 last year). But he is a reasonable comp to Alex Bregman (career high…

BitcoinWorld Altcoin Season Index Plummets to 18: Is Altcoin Season Over? The cryptocurrency market just received a sobering signal. CoinMarketCap’s Altcoin Season Index has fallen to 18, dropping another point and moving further away from the critical threshold that defines an altcoin season. For investors watching market cycles, this number tells a compelling story about where capital is flowing right now. Let’s decode what this shift […] This post Altcoin Season Index Plummets to 18: Is Altcoin Season Over? first appeared on BitcoinWorld.