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ETH is in a complicated up-and-down pattern. It rose about 20% from that $1,700 bottom, but looking at the daily chart, it remains trapped in this downward channel that has been there since the end of last year. We're around $2.32k now, but it's still too early to confirm whether this is a real reversal or just a short-term relief within a downward trend that has been ongoing for months.
On the 4-hour chart, you can see it better: ETH recovered well from the $1,800 region and is now testing resistance around $2,150—that prominent peak from a few days ago. If it manages to break through and hol

Look at what's happening with Bitcoin right now... Funding rates have reached their most negative levels since 2023, and the sentiment is extremely bearish. According to data from Glassnode, we're seeing -0.004% to -0.005% on the 7-day average. Basically, everyone is betting on a decline.
What's interesting is that this has happened before, you know? Back in March 2020, mid-2021, and during that chaos at the end of 2022 – all these times were just before local market bottoms. It's not guaranteed that it will turn out the same this time, but when sentiment gets that extreme, it usually means so

I was thinking about how technology should work and found Evan Spiegel's perspective on it quite interesting. The guy is co-founder and CEO of Snapchat, and when you hear his story, you realize he thought differently from the beginning.
The thing is, Evan Spiegel studied product design at Stanford in 2011 and had this idea with Bobby Murphy to create an app focused on photos and videos that disappear. It seems simple now, but at the time everyone stored everything forever on social media. He rejected a $3 billion offer from Facebook in 2013 — yes, he really rejected it — and that validated whe

I just came across some interesting data. The Chairman of the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority revealed at the Hong Kong Consensus Conference that the Pakistan crypto market size has already surpassed Germany and Japan, becoming the third-largest retail crypto market in the world. This ranking may be beyond many people's expectations.
Thinking carefully, the logic behind this is actually quite clear. Pakistan has a population of 250 million, of which 70% are young people under 30, and over 100 million residents still do not have bank accounts. In this context, digital assets are no

There’s something interesting happening with Circle that’s worth following. Bernstein just signaled that the company’s shares still have plenty of room to rise — they’re talking about a potential 60% increase from current levels, with a target price of $190. Considering they’ve already gained more than 100% after surprising earnings, the analysis draws attention.
What’s driving the thesis? Analyst Gautam Chhugani observed something many are still not paying close attention to: the growth of stablecoins is starting to move on its own legs. While Bitcoin and the overall crypto market are still b

Man, something very strange is happening in the AI market and no one seems to be talking about the magnitude of it. Anthropic, which literally no one knew two years ago, just surpassed OpenAI in revenue. And it’s not even close — we’re talking about 30+ billion annualized versus 25 billion for OpenAI in April.
I’ll sketch out the scenario so you can understand the scale: in January 2025, Anthropic’s revenue was 1 billion. Nine months later? 30 billion. Meanwhile, OpenAI’s revenue grew solidly but totally incomparable — from 13 to 25 billion in the same period. It’s like comparing normal growth

I was sharing the update from Saylor on Twitter and found it interesting: MicroStrategy reported a gain of 17,585 BTC in the first two weeks of April. That amounts to about 1.3 billion dollars. The guy regularly posts these treasury metrics, and this time the highlight was this BTC gain that reflects their net profit under the Bitcoin Standard framework.
What caught attention is that the company's total strategy has 780,897 BTC in reserve. With Bitcoin's price now around $77,850, that puts their portfolio at approximately $58 billion. Interesting because their average entry price is $75,577 pe

Interesting... The CEO of Flare just mentioned that XRP holdings on the Flare platform increased by over 10% in a single day, and this happened while the entire market was falling. At the end of February, we saw that sharp crash, with XRP dropping from $1.42 to $1.30 along with everything else. But apparently, while most traders were selling, the movement within the Flare crypto ecosystem was going against the trend.
What draws attention is that this doesn't seem to be just speculation. Flare confirmed that over 3 million XRP were transferred to the network within 24 hours, converted into FXRP

I see a lot of people commenting on Doctor Profit's predictions lately. This trader who got many things right in the previous cycle is signaling something quite pessimistic for Bitcoin now.
After BTC hit $125,000, the correction has been severe indeed. We've lost more than 17% in two weeks and in the last 24 hours alone, it dropped 8.4%. Doctor Profit sees this as just the beginning of a much deeper fall, with a target pointing to $60,000. This guy had predicted the 2021 top near $68,000, so his analysis can't be ignored.
What stands out is that it's not just his opinion. On-chain data is conf

There is something interesting happening with Axie Infinity that is worth following. After all the heavy overhaul that Sky Mavis launched at the beginning of the year, the AXS and SLP tokens are reacting very differently in the market.
First, let's talk about SLP. The token has risen 7.53% in the last 30 days and is valued with a market capitalization of $24.47 million. It may seem modest, but considering the pressure this token has faced recently, this upward movement is significant. And it makes sense: Sky Mavis cut the SLP issuance in Origins since January, the measure that eliminated autom

I just read Forbes' latest report on Donald Trump's net worth, and the story is quite interesting. His net worth reached $6.5 billion in March, a jump of $1.4 billion in just one year. But what really catches the eye is how this growth happened.
First, cryptocurrencies. That was explosive. Before the election, Trump's crypto business was practically dormant. After the victory, it skyrocketed. Just from crypto gains, he added about $1.8 billion to his fortune. He has significant holdings in cash (raised hundreds of millions selling crypto), a memecoin he launched before taking office (although

I saw the market explode today. Bitcoin broke above 78,000 and Ethereum also followed, while the total market capitalization jumped over 100 billion dollars in just a few hours. XRP was not left behind, trading near 1.44 dollars. Basically everyone betting on a decline lost. Cascading liquidations of short positions moved the entire market, with nearly 110 million liquidated. When Bitcoin manages to break through these important resistance levels, the chain reaction is instant.
What caught my attention was the decreasing selling pressure. On-chain data shows that inflows to exchanges have drop

I'm seeing Bitcoin being a bit unstable there. After hitting a record last October, it's now consolidating at a lower level. On-chain data shows that half of BTC is at a loss, which historically indicates market fatigue as well. I made a Bitcoin forecast for the coming days based on what's happening, and it really seems like a more serious correction could come. Willy Woo, a well-known analyst, is warning that the bottom might be around $45,000, with extreme scenarios testing as low as $30,000. But not everything is bad. Bitcoin ETFs saw inflows of over $1 billion in just a few days, showing t

I was looking at the future of Polygon and I confess that things get interesting if you think long-term. MATIC is at $0.18 right now, but it has a lot of potential considering what's coming on the network.
Polygon is basically the Layer-2 solution that helps Ethereum breathe better. It processes millions of transactions per day with ridiculously low fees. The network is growing with real partnerships - Disney, Starbucks, Meta have already worked on projects there. It's not empty hype, it's real adoption.
For 2026-2027, analysts talk about prices between $0.45 and $1.20 if Polygon 2.0 launches

I've been watching MATIC lately and found it interesting to take a moment to think about what might be coming next. It's at $0.18 right now, well below the levels many expected, but the network continues to operate and process millions of transactions every day.
What catches my attention is that Polygon remains one of the main scaling solutions for Ethereum. People use it to pay transaction fees and stake, and that gives the token a real purpose. It’s not just speculation, you know?
There are some things happening that could influence the price in the coming years. Polygon 2.0 is in developmen

A lot of people are still out of the loop about this dog bonk, seriously. But soon, they'll wake up to the whole story... 👀

There is something interesting happening in the institutional market right now. Morgan Stanley has just launched the MSBT, its own spot Bitcoin ETF, and the numbers coming in are quite revealing of what Wall Street is really doing while the rest of the market panics.
First, let’s look at the facts. On April 8th, Morgan Stanley officially launched this Bitcoin ETF on NYSE Arca. It’s the first time a major American commercial bank has done this on its own. Coinbase handles the assets and BNY Mellon manages the money. But what really catches attention is the fee: 0.14% per year. This is the lowes

I was following along, and World ID just released a very significant update. We're talking about a massive integration that includes support for Tinder, Zoom, and other platforms — it's like the biggest update they've ever made.
The number is impressive: 18 million users already verified by Orb spread across more than 160 countries. But what really catches the eye is the kind of practical utility they're bringing now.
Let's start with Tinder. The support offers an "authentication badge" for users — basically a symbol that confirms you're a real person. It makes a lot of sense in a dating app w

I saw that Shiba Inu has been taking a beating in the market these days, dropping more than 3% in the last 24 hours. But I found something interesting by looking at Arkham's data — an Ethereum whale with over $11 million in ETH accumulated no less than 120 billion Shiba tokens in just a few days.
The movement happened between March 23 and 26, with four consecutive transfers. First, it made a test transaction with about 16 million Shib, then ramped up heavily by adding 49 billion, repeated the dose the next day, and closed with another 20 billion. In total, 120 billion Shib leaving an unknown w

I had an interesting observation about what's happening with XRP and the payment narrative that has always been central to Ripple.
Did you see that FedNow, the Federal Reserve's instant payment system, is starting to gain traction? Yeah. That changes the game quite a bit. For years, XRP's use case was almost uncontested — a fast, inexpensive solution for international transfers. But now we have an official player from the traditional financial system offering something similar, only with institutional trust already built in.
FedNow isn't blockchain, that's true. But for most banks and institut