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I've just noticed the recent turmoil in the crypto market that has been quite intense lately. Today’s crypto news is full of factors that make investors extremely cautious.
The first thing to pay attention to is the tense situation in the Middle East that has flared up again. When Bitcoin recently hit a high of $78,400, the price dropped to test the support at $77,500. These events show that geopolitical variables can still shake confidence at any time. Although crypto is viewed as a safe haven asset, during a real crisis, investments tend to flow back into traditional assets. Data from analys

I've been thinking about how much the crypto market has changed, and honestly, a crypto screener is one of those tools that just makes everything easier now. Back in the day, traders would literally sit there manually checking charts one by one—total nightmare. But as the market exploded with thousands of different tokens, the need for something smarter became obvious.
So what's a crypto screener anyway? Basically it's a filter that lets you sort through the massive sea of digital assets based on whatever criteria matter to you. Market cap, price, trading volume, percentage changes—you name it

Everyone watching XRP’s recent movement should be aware: it is trading at $1.41, but even at these levels the market hasn’t fully settled down yet. After a small dip of -1,05% in the last 24 hours, this token—preserving an approximately %35 loss since the beginning of the year—has remained tightly clinging to key support levels.
But there’s something most traders miss here. The behind-the-scenes infrastructure upgrade of the XRP Ledger progressing quietly is a fairly serious undertaking. Core XRPL developers like Denis Angell are working intensively to completely rebuild the ledger’s foundatio

A few days ago, when I started tracking the address pension-usdt.eth, I noticed an interesting movement. When Bitcoin went over $66,000, this address closed all its long positions, then when the price approached $69,000, it started opening shorts. Currently, with 3x leverage, it holds approximately 410 Bitcoin in short positions, with a total position value of around $28 million. The liquidation level has been set at $147,000. The entry price is also $69,300.
The most interesting part is that this address keeps increasing its position continuously. It seems very confident that Bitcoin will rem

I see that Michael Saylor is signaling via a post on X that Bitcoin Strategy may enter a new buying cycle soon. The post shows a chart of Bitcoin accumulation with the message “Transition into a new century.” This is a signal that has occurred several times before the company announced additional BTC purchases.
Not long ago, he also posted an AI-generated image of himself holding an orange bag with the message “Need a bigger orange bag,” which appears to suggest that the company wants to increase its current Bitcoin holdings of 718,722 BTC.
What’s interesting is that this move coincides with B

I just came across interesting information about a Bitcoin investment in 2010 that reflects a story of wealth creation never before seen in financial history.
Imagine if you had invested $1,000 in Bitcoin starting mid-2010 when the price was only $0.08 per coin. You would have about 12,500 Bitcoins. At the current price of $77,580 per coin, that amount would be worth approximately $969.75 billion today. Yes, nearly one trillion dollars from just a $1,000 investment. If you entered the market later in late 2010, even at $0.30, the return would still be over $259 million.
But what made me stop a

Just noticed something worth talking about on the charts. Bitcoin's market dominance is sitting at around 57% right now, which is actually pretty interesting when you think about where we've been. A few years back, BTC dominance was hovering near 40%, and before that it peaked at around 70% back in early 2021. So we're watching this metric swing pretty significantly.
Here's what makes BTC dominance worth paying attention to. It basically tells you what percentage of the entire crypto market cap Bitcoin represents at any given time. When it's high, it means Bitcoin's eating up most of the atten

Michael Saylor's Bitcoin purchase cycle is entering a new phase again after the president of Bitcoin Strategy posted information about BTC accumulation strategies along with the phrase "the transition to a new century" on X.
What’s interesting is that this post is not the first time Saylor has signaled such intentions. History shows that whenever he posts about Bitcoin on social media, it is often followed by announcements of additional BTC purchases within the next few days. Recently, the company bought 592 BTC in the middle of the previous month, and prior to that, an additional purchase of

Aave has issued an important warning in the world of cryptocurrency. Aave’s founder, Stani.eth, recently said in a critique that the opportunities in DeFi through RWA also come with significant hidden risks.
Looking at the current financial environment, the situation is clear. Since 2022, interest rates have remained above 5%, putting heavy pressure on the private lending market. Many large funds are feeling pressure to withdraw. For example, some major investment funds saw declines of up to 50% in the past year, and some are facing withdrawal requests totaling up to $37 billion. On average, t

I just saw how big BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF has become. They now hold the equivalent of $59.31 billion in Bitcoin, with an average price of $89,000. That means their BlackRock Bitcoin holdings are quite strong.
The interesting thing is that in February, when Bitcoin dropped, their position appeared to be the weakest, but then it increased by more than $11 billion. That's a significant amount. It seems that major players are still serious about it.

Just saw Mike Alfred breaking down Bitcoin's potential path to $80k and honestly it's got me thinking 👀 The case he's making actually makes sense if you zoom out on the macro picture. Not saying it's guaranteed but the setup is interesting. Anyone else following his Bitcoin analysis lately or is it just me?

Just checked the spot bitcoin ETF flows from yesterday and the numbers are pretty solid - total net inflow hit $461 million across the board. BlackRock's IBIT absolutely dominated with $306M coming in, which honestly doesn't surprise me at this point. Fidelity's FBTC pulled in another $48M, so the big players are clearly accumulating.
The interesting part is how the smaller funds are also seeing steady action. Grayscale's products combined for over $50M in inflows, and even the niche players like Bitwise and VanEck are getting decent volume. Ark's ARKB brought in $14.63M, Invesco's BTCO got $9

Mining business is very tough, that's nothing surprising. When combined with the massive electricity costs, the fluctuations in BTC's rise and fall cause income to vary throughout the year. A bad quarter doesn't change the long-term outlook, but it clearly shows how cyclical this sector is.
Recent Cointelegraph news highlights this reality. Every quarter presents a new challenge for miners. Bitcoin is currently trading at $77,850, but this price could change tomorrow. Energy costs remain fixed, but revenue is unpredictable. This is the natural cycle of mining.

Considering HDFC AMC's Q4 results, I am seeing some interesting trends. This company is closing FY26 quite strongly, especially when you look at operational metrics.
First and foremost - SIP dominance is now very clear. A monthly SIP flow of ₹3,450 crore is coming in, indicating how committed retail investors are. This is not just a number; it’s a trend that could strengthen further in the coming years.
Talking about AUM, it has reached ₹8.44 trillion, with a year-over-year growth of 19.4%. This is no small feat. From a share price perspective, HDFC AMC also shows a solid fundamental base. EBI

Interesting to observe: Since Vanguard opened its brokerage platform for spot crypto ETFs in December, Bitcoin and XRP have been trending downward rather than upward. BTC dropped from just under $92,000 at that time to around $65,000 — a sharp decline. XRP looked similar, with the coin falling from over $2 to below $1.50. One might have thought that such a major move by a top asset manager would boost the market, but the opposite happened. Other major coins like Ethereum and Solana showed similar patterns. However, this is probably less due to Vanguard’s decision and more due to the overall ec

Just checked the AI sector and it's been on quite a run lately. The whole crypto market cap in this space has grown significantly, sitting around $14.4B now compared to where it was a couple months back. TAO's been the main story though - that mid-February pump was wild, nearly 50% in just five days. But here's the thing, the momentum didn't really stick around. Looking at the data, open interest did tick up 6% in the last day and we saw a push towards $200, but the spot volume tells a different story. Funding rates have been mostly negative, which usually signals weak conviction in the rally.