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I was impressed with the diversity of assets on Hyperliquid. Looking at the ranking of pairs by volume, it's not just crypto — there are commodities and American stocks as well. The WTI crude oil contract (CL-USDC) is moving quite a bit, closing with over 100 million in 24 hours. Interestingly, among the top ten, cryptocurrencies occupy four positions (BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE), and crude oil, gold, and silver share space with the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, and NVIDIA. It shows how the platform is growing beyond the crypto universe itself. The open volume in the crude oil contract reached 52.5 million, i

Last week, there was a very interesting movement in the crypto market. Startups raised over US$ 270 million between the end of February and the beginning of March, and the highlight was actually Whop with a strategic round of US$ 200 million. That’s no small feat — it was one of the largest weekly investment totals we've seen this quarter.
What caught attention is the pattern of these investments. People are betting heavily on real infrastructure, not short-term token speculation. Whop, for example, is expanding its payment stack focused on digital creators — the company operates at the inters

I had to share this with you. NVIDIA is eyeing something very interesting in the AI market and is expected to announce all of this soon at the GTC conference.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the company is developing a chip fully dedicated to artificial intelligence processing. It’s no longer a generic component but something specifically designed for the needs of the booming AI market. OpenAI is already in line as one of the biggest customers for this new processor.
The key difference? This chip was designed to handle that boring part of AI that nobody talks about much – inference. Whil

Check out the interesting move that A16z just made. The company raised $15 billion across five different funds, and according to themselves, this represents more than 18% of all the venture capital allocated in the US in 2025. I mean, that's a lot.
What caught my attention is how they are viewing the future. A16z is betting heavily that AI and cryptocurrencies are the two fundamental architectures that will define the next 100 years of technology. Ben Horowitz, one of the guys leading the operation, was very direct: if America wants to continue leading, it needs to succeed in these two areas.

Man, there was interesting volatility in the crypto market at the beginning of March. The data I saw showed heavy liquidations on the network, around 653 million in 24 hours. What caught my attention was that short positions took the worst hit this time, with 344 million liquidated while longs lost 309 million. It seemed like geopolitical tensions were affecting market sentiment at that moment. After the situation started to normalize, the market recovered in the next 12 hours, with liquidations dropping to a total of 271 million. Then shorts suffered even more, losing 221 million compared to

I've been following BTC these days and things are quite interesting. The technical indicators are showing considerable strength, with robust buying pressure on both the daily and weekly charts. The price dynamics continue pointing upward, and based on the analyses I see, the trend is likely to maintain this bullish momentum. Lumida indicated a price range between 80 and 85 thousand dollars as a probable target in the upcoming movements. Considering that BTC is currently trading around 77.8K, there is still room to go higher. The buying pressure remains strong, so it's quite possible that we wi

Cara, I saw that ARIA experienced a brutal crash yesterday. According to analysts, manipulators withdrew 45 million tokens from Gate.io three weeks ago and sold everything at once in the morning, causing the price to plummet from $1.01 to $0.09 – a 91% drop! The market capitalization went from $315 million straight down to $38.5 million. These guys used eight coordinated wallets to sell everything together, only grabbing 5.42 million USDT along the way. It’s like a classic pump and dump, but on a really large scale. Gate.io was quite exposed in this situation. Now the token is at $0.06, far f

I was checking the sentiment data on CoinMarketCap and found this interesting divergence with Cardano and Midnight. ADA is currently with 50% bullish votes, occupying a significant position among the most optimistic cryptocurrencies, but Midnight remains somewhat counter to the trend with 50% bearish sentiment. Curious because, theoretically, they are complementary within the ecosystem. In recent movements, Cardano dropped -2.13% in the last 24 hours to $0.25, while Midnight retreated -1.91% to $0.03. The Cardano team insists that the two tokens do not compete but rather strengthen each other

I've been following XRP these days and the situation is really complicated. The price has dropped significantly since that peak of $3.65, now it's around $1.42. This reflects what's happening in the crypto market in general, but there are some specific signals from XRP that deserve attention.
What’s catching my eye is the decline in demand for XRP spot ETFs. When they launched in November, over $666 million flowed in during the first few months, then another $499 million. But now? Almost nothing. Funds had outflows of $31 million last month — the first time this has happened since launch. Bitw

Yesterday I was thinking about that 'switch' story of XRP that people keep commenting on. Brad Garlinghouse, Ripple's CEO, was very direct at the conference in Sydney: the community is waiting for a single big moment that suddenly changes everything, but the reality is quite different.
What he explained is that Ripple is not waiting for a single dramatic switch. In fact, they are turning on hundreds or even thousands of small switches over time. Each move may seem insignificant in isolation, but when you add everything up, the impact becomes exponential.
This makes a lot of sense if you follow

One thing I’ve been observing in the cryptocurrency market is the impressive consistency of Bitcoin in maintaining the largest market capitalization. It’s April 2026, and it continues to lead for 8 consecutive years since 2018, which is absolutely remarkable considering everything the sector has gone through.
The numbers speak for themselves. With a market cap of approximately $1.56 trillion, Bitcoin remains an unquestionable anchor of the market. Ethereum in second place with around $280 billion, and XRP in third with $87 billion. This hierarchy at the top is surprisingly stable when you thin

Toncoin, Avalanche, and Chainlink are catching attention right now, and it's no coincidence. Each of these projects is showing real traction in the market, far from the empty hype we often see out there.
Toncoin is particularly interesting because it is natively integrated into Telegram. With over 800 million users having direct access to cryptocurrencies through the native wallet, adoption is moving off the paper. Fast transactions, low costs, and a growing ecosystem of dApps make TON a unique hybrid between a payment layer and messaging. The Ton payment link is facilitating direct transfers

I just looked at the liquidation data from the last 24 hours and things are getting interesting - a total of 647 million dollars were liquidated in the market, but the volume in shorts was very close to the volume of longs liquidated, almost tied. There were 305 million in long positions versus 342 million in short positions.
Bitcoin took the biggest hit with 130 million in longs liquidated and 168 million in shorts. Ethereum also suffered quite a bit - 76 million in longs and 86 million in shorts. Overall, about 158,000 traders were liquidated during this period.
What caught attention was a m

I'm monitoring the decline of XRP and it's really concerning. The coin has dropped to $1.42 in recent days, and what’s happening is that almost the entire cryptocurrency market has entered panic mode. Bitcoin plummeted to $77.61K, Ethereum fell to $2.31K, and all altcoins are in the red. Why is XRP falling along with them? Well, there are several triggers happening at the same time: threats of tariffs, overall risk aversion, and now this issue with the Federal Reserve regarding the appointment of the new chairman. All of this together has created a perfect storm.
What catches my attention the

Mano, $AURA is in that vibe of a character that no one sees coming 🌀 Silent, without making unnecessary noise — just building strength while everyone else is looking the other way. Like that avatar-degen that you only notice when it's too late. We keep thinking it's calm, but it's just the buildup before chaos. Whoever is underestimating this calm will have to deal with the wave later.

I found this recent report quite interesting about what was really happening inside OpenAI. Basically, investigative journalists spent months interviewing more than 100 people involved, obtained internal memorandums that were never disclosed, and uncovered something quite disturbing: 70-page documents from chief scientist Ilya Sutskever concluding that Sam Altman demonstrated a consistent pattern of lies. This is not a small matter.
What caught my attention was how OpenAI started as a non-profit organization in 2015 with a clear promise to prioritize safety above all else. The idea was that if

I'm seeing some interesting signals on the BTC chart lately. The price of BTC has risen quite a bit this week, and realized losses have dropped to almost zero, which historically tends to indicate that sellers are running out of steam. When this happens, a strong recovery usually follows. Data shows that 60% of the Bitcoin supply has been inactive for at least 12 months, and long-term holders are accumulating more. This has created a solid floor between 60 and 70 thousand in recent months.
The price of BTC is testing the resistance of this consolidation zone now. Some analysts are betting that

Recently, I witnessed a frenzy of AI announcements that left Wall Street at two extremes: some celebrating the future of productivity, others breaking into a cold sweat over these astronomical valuations.
Within days, virtually all major players dropped a bombshell. Google DeepMind unveiled Gemini 3.1 Pro with a context window of 1 million tokens—exactly the kind of upgrade you’ve been seeing coming for a while, yet still find impressive. Anthropic didn’t fall behind with Claude Sonnet 4.6, focusing on coding and reasoning in long contexts. Meanwhile, Alibaba rolled out Qwen 3.5—397 billion pa

I just saw an interesting news about what NVIDIA is expected to announce soon. According to The Wall Street Journal, the company is developing a specific chip for AI processing, and all signs point to it being revealed during the GTC conference in San Jose next month.
The detail that catches attention is that this new processor was mainly designed to meet the demand for inference in AI queries. Basically, it will significantly accelerate the response speed of AI models, which is crucial for improving user experience in artificial intelligence applications. OpenAI is expected to be one of the b

Cara, I saw some interesting data about the liquidations in the crypto market yesterday. A total of over $653 million was liquidated in 24 hours, but what caught my attention was that short positions fared worse, with $344 million in liquidations compared to $309 million for long positions. It seems that traders betting on a decline took more losses this time. In the latest data I retrieved, in the previous 12 hours, there were $271 million in liquidations, mostly from short positions as well. All of this happened amid geopolitical tension with the US attacks on Iran, which caused a market rec