One of America’s top five Ethereum holders just sold 24,291 ETH worth $74.5 million. The move triggered immediate panic across crypto forums and social media.
Bitcoin traded sideways for weeks. Yet nobody’s panicking about the charts anymore. Instead, top analysts are asking a bigger question. Does Bitcoin’s famous four-year cycle
Michael Saylor just hinted at another massive Bitcoin purchase. His timing couldn’t be more defiant. Strategy’s stock collapsed 43% this year while regulators circle and passive
Pi Coin dropped below $0.200, shaking investor confidence. But technical indicators suggest holders aren’t giving up just yet.
Bitcoin just pushed past $88,900. The total crypto market cap hit $2.98 trillion. And traders are positioning for what comes next.
Bitcoin just flashed a signal that’s been right every single time it appeared. The BTC Yardstick, a valuation metric tracking Bitcoin against mining costs, dropped to -1.6
Bitcoin broke past $88,000. The total crypto market cap hit $2.95 trillion. Plus, major altcoins like Zcash surged 13% in just 24 hours.
Someone just learned the most expensive lesson in crypto history. A single copy-paste error cost them $50 million. This wasn’t a hack in the traditional sense. The blockchain
Pi Coin just can’t catch a break. The token dropped 28% over three weeks, continuing its slide from recent highs. Yet beneath the selling pressure, one metric quietly shifted.
Decentralized governance is broken. Most DAO tokens give you a vote but zero real power over assets or legal protection.