Crypto Base

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

Pi Coin just can’t catch a break. The token dropped 28% over three weeks, continuing its slide from recent highs. Yet beneath the selling pressure, one metric quietly shifted.

Decentralized governance is broken. Most DAO tokens give you a vote but zero real power over assets or legal protection.

Big money is moving again. Following softer US inflation data, crypto whales started buying three specific tokens instead of sitting on the sidelines.

BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes transferred 508 ETH to Galaxy Digital this week. That’s roughly $1.5 million worth of Ethereum hitting an institutional desk.

Ethereum holders aren’t budging. Despite ETH struggling to break past $3,000 for weeks, network fundamentals tell a different story. Active addresses keep climbing while

Bitcoin just whipsawed traders with a brutal $5,000 swing in a single day. The move looked chaotic. But it wasn’t. On December 17, BTC surged toward $90,500 before crashing back

Inflation data drops soon. And crypto whales aren’t playing it safe. Instead, they’re making opposite bets across three tokens. Some are loading up. Others are quietly selling.

Ethereum price sits at a dangerous spot. After dropping 3% in a day, ETH now trades inside a contracting triangle that’s running out of room. One direction promises an 11% rally.