86% of All Crypto Tokens Died in 2025. Here’s Why 2026 Looks Worse
More than 11.6 million crypto tokens collapsed in 2025. That’s not a typo. CoinGecko’s latest data reveals 86% of all cryptocurrency failures since 2021 happened in a single
More than 11.6 million crypto tokens collapsed in 2025. That’s not a typo. CoinGecko’s latest data reveals 86% of all cryptocurrency failures since 2021 happened in a single
Lighter DEX just rolled out its new LIT staking program. The token immediately dropped 15%. That’s not how launches are supposed to work. But in crypto, good news often triggers
Chainlink just got its second ETF. Whale wallets piled in over $7 million this week. Yet the token’s still sliding. That disconnect reveals something important about crypto
The crypto market just shed $3 billion in 24 hours. But here’s the weird part: Bitcoin barely budged. While most altcoins got hammered, BTC held firm above $95,000. That
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The market just pumped on steady inflation data. But crypto whales aren’t celebrating yet. Instead, they’re making calculated moves on three tokens. No euphoria. No FOMO. Just
The crypto market just got interesting again. Privacy tokens crushed it today, with Dash leading a sector-wide rally that caught most traders off guard.
Bitcoin just broke above $93,000 on Monday. This wasn’t a random pump. It happened right after US inflation data showed something markets desperately wanted to see: price
Cryptocurrency theft just set a brutal new record. Hackers and scammers walked away with $4.04 billion in 2025, a 34% jump from the previous year.
Bitcoin bounced back above $91,000 this week. Traders cheered. But the celebration might be premature. Hidden beneath the price recovery sits a troubling reality. Derivatives