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Bitcoin just crossed back above $85,000. That’s breathing new life into altcoins that spent weeks bleeding value. Some coins now sit within striking distance of their all-time
Bitcoin’s latest decline has reignited debate about market cycles. Polish crypto influencer Phil Konieczny says the drop confirms what historical data already showed: the bull
BitMine (BMNR) crashed 22.7% this week. The price dropped below $26 for the first time in months. But the charts show something interesting happening underneath. Large buyers are
Digital asset funds just shed $1.94 billion in a single week. That’s brutal even by crypto standards. But here’s the weird part. While Bitcoin and Ethereum hemorrhaged capital,
Ethereum’s recent 10% bounce looks fragile. In fact, two major bearish signals just collided at the worst possible time.
Bitcoin’s brutal October sell-off just ended. At least, that’s what crypto veteran Max Keiser believes. The October crash wiped billions off the market. But now buying pressure
Bitcoin miners just dumped 30,000 BTC worth $2.6 billion. That’s not a strategic repositioning. That’s a survival move. Mining reserves now sit at their lowest point ever
A developer used artificial intelligence to craft a malicious transaction that temporarily forked Cardano’s network. The blockchain recovered within hours, earning unexpected
Aster’s three-week rally just hit a wall. The altcoin now faces its first potential bearish crossover since the uptrend began. But large holders aren’t backing down yet.
BitMine just threw another $60 million at Ethereum. Bold move for a company sitting on $4 billion in paper losses. The corporate crypto giant acquired 21,537 ETH tokens on