Crypto Base

There was a time when a single tweet could move Bitcoin by double digits overnight. Now? The same kind of headline barely causes a ripple — at least not right away.

It’s February 2026, and something strange is happening. Crypto is woven into the fabric of global finance. Regulatory frameworks like the US GENIUS Act and the EU’s Markets in

Bitcoin slipped below $65,000 during early Asian trading hours on February 23, 2026. Renewed tariff tensions are weighing on broader risk sentiment, and now Tether’s USDT is

Monday opened rough for crypto investors. The total crypto market cap shed $96 billion in just 24 hours, dropping to $2.21 trillion as selling pressure swept through Bitcoin,

Ethereum is sitting below $2,000, and the average holder is losing money. Yet one major player just dropped tens of thousands of ETH into their portfolio. That’s either

The crypto market bounced back today, but don’t break out the champagne just yet. The total crypto market cap added $19 billion over the past 24 hours, pushing TOTAL to $2.29

Crypto and stocks shot higher after the US Supreme Court blocked Trump’s sweeping global tariffs. The ruling landed on February 20, 2026, and markets responded almost instantly.

A year ago, Argentine President Javier Milei posted a tweet that sent hundreds of thousands of people rushing to buy a meme coin. Within hours, those same people watched their

Crypto bear markets hit different from traditional downturns. We’re not talking about a modest 20% dip. We’re talking 70% to 90% price collapses from peak values. That’s the kind

Here’s a thought that might shift how you see the entire cryptocurrency space. What if the confusing, terrifying experience of crypto isn’t a bug? What if it’s a feature — just