Ethereum just slipped under $4,000. Now traders face a simple question with no easy answer: short it or buy the dip? The market split straight down the middle. Some analysts see
Charles Hoskinson just won’t quit on his Dogecoin dreams. The Cardano founder doubled down this week on his pitch to transform DOGE into the official currency for Elon Musk’s X
October wasn’t kind to altcoin holders. Prices crashed hard as derivatives markets experienced massive deleveraging. But now several analysts see something different happening.
Bitcoin might hit bottom in mid-November. Multiple indicators point to the same timeframe for a reversal. Traders are watching two key signals. First, the classic death cross
The crypto ETF party just hit a wall. Hard. US spot Bitcoin ETFs hemorrhaged $471 million in a single day. Ethereum ETFs lost another $81 million. Not one of the twelve major
Ethereum just closed October down 6.8%. But history tells a different story for November. The second-largest cryptocurrency has averaged nearly 7% gains each November over the
Bitcoin’s newest mega-holders are underwater. That’s a problem for everyone. A fresh generation of Bitcoin whales—investors holding over 1,000 BTC—now controls 45% of the total
Big wallets are moving. While most traders panic-sold through October’s downturn, crypto whales quietly accumulated three specific altcoins just before Halloween.
Coinbase just dropped a report that flips the banking industry’s biggest fear on its head. Stablecoins aren’t stealing deposits from American banks. They’re actually extending US
The crypto market just shed $42 billion in 24 hours. But before you panic, this isn’t your typical bloodbath. Market cap dropped from $3.73 trillion to $3.71 trillion as traders