Bitcoin just punched through $90,000 after weeks of sideways grinding. But before you start celebrating, there’s a massive derivatives event Friday that could flip this rally on
Christmas week could wipe out millions in leveraged crypto positions. Three altcoins show extreme imbalance between long and short traders.
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