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Bitcoin price hasn’t moved much in 24 hours. BTC sits near $89,500, looking calm on the surface. But underneath, charts tell a different story.

Cardano jumped 7% this week. Then it stalled. Again. This pattern keeps repeating. ADA rallies briefly, hits resistance near $0.37, and fades back down. Meanwhile, traders who

Ethereum crashed 15.6% in two weeks. Then something changed at the bottom. Whales stepped in hard. They accumulated 350,000 ETH in just 24 hours, worth over $1 billion at current

Long-term Bitcoin holders dumped 61% more coins in 24 hours. That’s a sharp acceleration, not gradual profit-taking. Plus, spot ETFs just logged their weakest week since

The crypto market added a modest $4.58 billion on Thursday as macro tensions cooled slightly. Bitcoin continues to struggle beneath the critical $90,000 level while LayerZero

Got a pile of LTC sitting around? Turns out you can borrow against it instead of selling. Litecoin holders have been doing this quietly for years. Now, with platforms like ViaBTC

Ethereum briefly touched $3,000 yesterday. Then it fell back down. Now traders are asking the obvious question: where’s the floor?

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong just shot down reports of a brewing war with the Trump administration. The claimed breakdown? Completely overblown, according to Armstrong.

Anatoly Yakovenko doesn’t buy Ethereum’s endgame. Instead, the Solana co-founder argues that blockchain networks must evolve forever or die trying.

Bitcoin ETFs just absorbed $1.42 billion in fresh capital. That’s the biggest weekly haul in three months. The timing feels off. Markets look shaky. Prices hover near support.