Ethereum just shed 12% of its value in 24 hours. Most investors panicked. But crypto whales did the opposite. While retail traders rushed to sell, institutional players quietly
Ripple’s token just posted its worst day in years. The selloff was brutal, fast, and forced. XRP plunged from $2.82 to $1.64 in hours before recovering to $2.36. That’s a 42%
Bitcoin smashed through a new all-time high on Monday. Four days later, it’s bleeding. The latest blow came Friday morning when President Trump floated massive new tariffs on
Trade tensions just decimated crypto markets. Ethereum took the hardest hit. ETH plunged 7% Friday after Trump threatened massive tariffs on Chinese goods. That’s double
Bybit just scored something most exchanges still can’t touch. Full regulatory approval from the UAE’s Securities and Commodities Authority.
Filecoin took a beating Thursday. The token plunged from $2.39 to $2.23 in just 24 hours—a sharp 7% drop that caught many traders off guard.
Bitcoin nearly cracked $124,000 Thursday morning. Then silver hit $50 per ounce for the first time ever. Suddenly, everything reversed.
Friday morning shattered records nobody wanted to break. Over $16 billion in leveraged long positions got liquidated in the span of hours. That makes this the largest single-day
Zora’s Robinhood listing changes everything. What looked like a distant rivalry turned into a creator-economy dominance play overnight.
The Bank of England is backtracking. Sort of. After proposing strict limits on stablecoin holdings that the crypto industry called unworkable, UK regulators now plan exemptions