Tether Dominance Just Hit 6%. That’s Bad News for Crypto
Tether’s market share crossed a critical threshold this month. For the first time since 2021, USDT dominance broke above 6% and shattered a four-year resistance line.
Tether’s market share crossed a critical threshold this month. For the first time since 2021, USDT dominance broke above 6% and shattered a four-year resistance line.
Kraken just filed confidentially with the SEC for an initial public offering. The move marks a major milestone for crypto exchanges and confirms earlier predictions about
Jim Cramer dropped a bomb this week that sent Crypto Twitter into overdrive. The Mad Money host suggested shadowy forces might be propping Bitcoin above $90,000.
XRP dropped over 18% since November 10. Now it’s testing support near $2.15, and the data suggests this decline isn’t finished yet.
Ethereum is down 24% this month. Yet on-chain data shows the exact same setup that triggered a massive rally in June. The catch? A deeper drop came first. And that pattern is
The crypto market just wiped out another $1 billion in trader positions. In 24 hours flat. This isn’t shocking news anymore. That’s the problem. Billion-dollar liquidation events
Ethereum just endured one of its sharpest selloffs this year. Most traders blame the Federal Reserve. Tom Lee says they’re wrong.
Exchange inflows just hit a four-week high. That’s the first major selling signal XRP holders have sent in a month. Yet whale wallets quietly accumulated over one billion XRP
Exchanges talk about trust constantly now. Some mean it. Most just update their slogans and hope nobody notices. KuCoin Managing Director Alicia Kao sees the problem clearly. Her
Two corporate giants just made moves that reveal where institutional crypto money is really flowing. MicroStrategy grabbed another $835 million in Bitcoin. Meanwhile, Tom Lee’s