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Big wallets are making moves. While most traders sat out the late-November chop, crypto whales quietly accumulated three specific altcoins.

The US labour market is quietly falling apart. That’s bad news for Bitcoin and Ethereum heading into December. Layoffs jumped to their highest level since 2003. Companies are

Bitcoin hovers near $91,000, but the chart just painted one of the clearest warning signals this month. A textbook bear flag pattern emerged after recent volatility, and the

Meme coins just staged a surprise rally at the tail end of November. Several tokens jumped 30% to 170% in a single week. Trading volume surged. Whales started accumulating again.

Solana spot ETFs just broke their winning streak. After 21 straight days of positive inflows totaling $613 million, these funds recorded their first outflow on November 26.

Bitcoin just broke above $90,000 for the first time in seven days. Traders are celebrating. But long-term holders are quietly dumping coins, and that creates a serious problem.

Grayscale just filed to convert its Zcash Trust into an ETF. That sounds like good news for mainstream adoption. But privacy-coin purists see something darker: Wall Street

A Chrome browser extension is silently draining Solana from unsuspecting crypto traders. Worse yet, most victims have no idea it’s happening.

Coinbase Ventures just named its four big bets for 2026. These aren’t random picks. They’re strategic investments in areas showing real momentum right now.

Bitcoin dropped hard. Now it’s sitting around $86,000, down from its peak above $109,000 just months ago. But here’s what changed. The selling pressure that drove Bitcoin down is