Ethereum just failed its breakout attempt. Again. ETH dropped below $3,000 for the third time this month. Worse, on-chain data shows investors are losing faith fast. Network
Binance just put a massive price on fraud. The world’s largest crypto exchange now offers up to $5 million to anyone exposing fake listing agents.
Cloud password managers just got hit with a serious challenge. Tether launched PearPass, a peer-to-peer password manager that ditches cloud storage entirely.
Pi Coin just hit an eight-week low. The damage? A brutal 25% drop in under three weeks. Bitcoin’s recent weakness pulled PI down hard. But that’s not the whole story. On-chain
Ethereum just scored major institutional validation. Yet the price keeps sliding. JPMorgan launched its first tokenized money market fund on Ethereum this week, seeding it with
Donald Trump returned to the White House promising crypto-friendly policies. The market responded with excitement. Then reality hit.
Bitcoin sits on thin ice. The price hovers near $82,800, testing a support level that has defined bull and bear cycles since the cryptocurrency’s inception.
The crypto market collapsed overnight. Total market cap dropped $176 billion in hours, falling 5.7% before stabilizing near $2.9 trillion.
December just became interesting for crypto traders. Three major blockchains are about to flood markets with $666 million worth of tokens.
Something weird happened in 2025. Individual investors now control 20% of US stock trading. Meanwhile, crypto markets flipped completely institutional.