Crypto Traders Lost $155 Billion in 2025. These 3 Mistakes Killed Them
Crypto futures markets turned into liquidation engines last year. More than $154 billion vanished through forced position closures.
Crypto futures markets turned into liquidation engines last year. More than $154 billion vanished through forced position closures.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong just dropped his 2026 vision. He’s promising a “global everything exchange” that handles crypto, stocks, commodities, and prediction markets all in
Someone’s selling Kraken admin panel access on the dark web for pocket change. The asking price? Just $1 for read-only credentials that allegedly expose user profiles,
Coinbase signaled support for Lighter’s LIT token hours after launch. The move triggered immediate volatility as traders scrambled to position themselves in the newest perpetual
Bitcoin can’t catch a break at $90,000. The world’s largest cryptocurrency keeps bouncing off this psychological ceiling, and now we know why.
Long traders just loaded up on leverage across multiple altcoins. Now those positions sit dangerously exposed as January approaches.
Hedera just announced an aggressive fee increase that caught many investors off guard. Starting January 2026, the network’s ConsensusSubmitMessage transaction fee will jump from
XRP can’t catch a break. The altcoin ended 2025 down nearly 10%, stumbling through December with failed recovery after failed recovery.
Cardano just bounced 13% off its Christmas low. But this isn’t another dead cat bounce. Three technical signals converged this week that suggest ADA might finally reverse its
New Year energy hit meme coins hard this week. While most crypto assets drifted sideways, three event-driven tokens posted double-digit gains.