Category: News
Digital Fault Lines: How Stablecoins Turned the U.S.–China Rivalry Into a Monetary Cliff-Hanger
The first alert landed on Chinese crypto WeChat groups just after dawn: the People’s Bank of China had reiterated that “2017 measures” against virtual currencies were still the law of the land. By noon, OTC desks from Shenzhen to Chengdu were field-ing frantic calls, and by dusk the governor of the PBoC, Pan Gongsheng, was
The Day the Dashboard Stayed Green: Inside Bitcoin’s Most Puzzling Rally
When the Bitcoin chart punched through $100k in late October, veteran trader Lena McGill did what she had done at every euphoric milestone since 2013: she opened the Coinglass Bull Market Peak tracker, bracing for the familiar red flash of overheating metrics. Instead, the screen was a calm sea of green—0 / 30 indicators triggered.
Exodus of the Pegged Dollar: How Stablecoin Outflows Are Choking Crypto’s Post-Crash Recovery
The October 10 flash crash felt like a trapdoor opening beneath the entire digital-asset market. In less than a minute Bitcoin slipped below $27,000, setting off algorithmic sell orders and wiping almost a billion dollars in open interest. Two days later the price action looks calm on the surface, yet an invisible riptide is still tugging at
Dogecoin’s Tightrope Walk: From Meme Meltdown to a Possible Moonshot
At 9:31 p.m. last Thursday, an anonymous trader on X posted a single meme: a Shiba Inu clinging to a fraying rope. Within hours the visual felt prophetic. Dogecoin (DOGE) had lost nearly a third of its value in three weeks, tumbling from the September high of $0.3066 to a bruising $0.198. Panic churned through Telegram rooms,
Bitcoin’s Volatile Week Spurs a Bigger Question: Has the Clock on the Halving Cycle Been Reset?
At 04:00 UTC on Monday, Bitcoin sank to an uneasy $107,000. Twelve hours later a wave of leveraged short liquidations snapped the price back to $110,000, leaving traders staring at the chart’s V-shaped scar and wondering whether they had just witnessed the first crack in the current bull run—or merely the prelude to something longer.
Halfway to Hurt: Why Bitcoin’s 5 % Pain Threshold Could Rewrite the 2024 Bull Story
The drumbeat of optimism that carried Bitcoin through its April halving has thinned into a nervous tapping. On-chain data now shows short-term holders sitting on average unrealized losses of roughly 5 percent. Historically that is only the midpoint on a slide that has preceded every meaningful rebound since 2022. Traders, miners, and fund managers are watching
When Alliances Fracture: Inside the Fetch.AI-Ocean Protocol Token Dump Saga
The Alliance That Was Meant to Change AI Crypto Mid-2024 felt like peak AI euphoria. Fetch.AI’s autonomous agent network, Ocean’s decentralized data marketplace, and SingularityNET’s AI service hub were natural complements. By agreeing to re-denominate OCEAN and AGIX into FET, the trio promised simpler tokenomics and deeper liquidity—an Android moment for decentralized intelligence, as one
Percolator Ignites Solana’s Next Speed Race in On-Chain Derivatives
At 02:14 a.m. Pacific time, a new repository quietly appeared on GitHub. Inside, Anatoly Yakovenko’s latest experiment—code-named Percolator—spelled out an audacious promise: a sharded, self-custodial perpetuals exchange that could settle trades faster than a browser tab can refresh. Within hours, crypto Telegram channels lit up. Was this the answer to the liquidity drain Solana has
The Quiet Knife-Edge: How Bitcoin’s Range Became a Psychological Battlefield
Friday’s plunge to $103,500 felt, for a moment, like the first domino of a larger collapse. Market chat rooms filled with worry, and the familiar hum of fear crept back into an industry that had grown used to optimism. Yet by Monday morning Bitcoin was already clawing back lost ground, floating above $110,000 as if
Bitcoin’s Ticking Coil: Why the Market May Stall Before the December Sprint
Monday opened with a jolt of déjà-vu on crypto trading desks. After tumbling to $103,500 late last week, Bitcoin rebounded 6 % and was suddenly tiptoeing back over the $110,000 line. The move felt heroic in the five-minute chart, yet veterans saw something subtler—a familiar “coil” that has kept prices boxed between $108,000 and $120,000