Dogecoin Just Broke Out. $0.21 Now Holds as Support
Dogecoin finally escaped its multi-month prison. After two months stuck between $0.19 and $0.20, DOGE punched through resistance and closed above $0.21 for the first time since
Dogecoin finally escaped its multi-month prison. After two months stuck between $0.19 and $0.20, DOGE punched through resistance and closed above $0.21 for the first time since
WSPN Checkout launched this week, and it’s the most unexciting blockchain news you’ll hear all month. That’s actually the point.
Tether just announced its U.S. market invasion plan. The stablecoin giant wants 100 million Americans using its new USAT token by betting big on video platforms.
Tether just claimed it’s heading toward $15 billion in profit this year. That’s not a typo. Paolo Ardoino, CEO of the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, dropped this bombshell
Ethereum price action is heating up. The second-largest crypto by market cap traded near $3,850 Thursday as institutional money flooded into derivatives markets at record levels.
Dogecoin cracked the $0.20 barrier Tuesday. Volume tells the real story here. The meme coin surged 1.8% from $0.19 to $0.20, but the breakout came with serious conviction.
The Federal Reserve’s latest proposal could reshape how crypto companies access U.S. payment systems. And stablecoin issuers might be the biggest winners.
Ethereum just kissed $4,000 and got smacked down. Again. Yet crypto analysts keep sketching five-digit price targets for ETH. One projects $10,000. Another sees $13,500 by 2029.
Artificial intelligence just got its own wallet. Coinbase launched a system that lets AI models like Claude and Gemini handle cryptocurrency transactions independently – no human
The crypto market showed strength Thursday with most major assets pushing higher. Solana led the charge while Bitcoin Cash delivered solid gains.