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I am selling MYX now as it’s falling, but the story before was interesting. The token had risen about 109% in 24 hours with trading volume exploding 300%, something you don’t see every day. But look what happened afterward – the price pulled back significantly and is now at $0.25, down 6.59% in the last 24 hours. It seems that pump couldn’t hold.
What caught attention at the time was the leverage involved. The Open Interest had surged 152% to nearly $62 million, then dropped back to $40 million. This shows it wasn’t just spot buyers; there were many traders with leveraged positions trying to

I'm seeing Bitcoin holding steady near 77,000, while a lot of people are moving significant funds into smaller altcoins. This is interesting because while BTC remains stable, altcoins are catching the attention of those seeking higher risk.
The main numbers are like this: Bitcoin at 77.19K with +1.52% in 24 hours, Ethereum rose to 2.32K (+2.10%), and XRP is at 1.38 (+0.43%). Solana increased +1.11% to 84.25, while Dogecoin made a strong jump with +8.80% reaching 0.11. These movements show liquidity circulating in the main assets.
But what’s really catching attention is the movement in smaller-

Just saw a deep analysis on stablecoins released by Dune, and the data is quite interesting. We used to only know that the stablecoin market size exceeds $300 billion, but we actually knew very little about the real picture of this market.
First is changes in supply. As of January, the fully diluted supply of 15 major stablecoins reached $304 billion, up 49% from last year. USDT and USDC still dominate absolutely, at $189.69 billion and $77.52 billion respectively, together accounting for 89% of the market. But what’s more interesting is the performance of the challengers in 2025 below: USDS g

Have you ever stopped to think about how Bitcoin mining actually works? Like, what keeps the network secure while we're out there buying BTC? I admit that for a long time I just wanted to know the price, but understanding mining changed my perspective on the whole asset.
You know that mechanism that validates transactions and creates new bitcoins? Well, how Bitcoin mining works is basically the core of Bitcoin's security. The process involves specialized computers solving complex mathematical puzzles. It's like a global competition where miners race to be the first to find the solution to a cr

Hey, I saw some strange things in the Bitcoin market today. The funding rate dropped to -6%, which is quite rare, and that usually indicates that a lot of people are betting on a decline. But at the same time, the open contract volume increased significantly, going from 668,000 to 687,000 BTC. This is the classic sign of a possible short squeeze, you know? When the shorts have to cover positions and the price suddenly rises. In just the last 24 hours, more than 500 million in positions have been liquidated, most of them long positions. Bitcoin is now trying to recover and regain the 64,000 lev

I've been following this Kalshi case with Nevada, and it's quite interesting what's happening behind the regulatory scenes. The prediction markets platform is in a heavy legal fight against the state, and things could get even more serious — it might go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The main issue is basically a jurisdiction question. Kalshi argues that its event contracts function as swaps and should fall under the oversight of the CFTC, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. But Nevada disagrees and wants to classify this as gambling activity, requiring a license.
Nevada had

Something very interesting is happening in the Bitcoin mining sector that few are really following. The 2028 halving is approaching, and this time Bitcoin miners will face a completely different scenario than they saw in 2024.
When the previous halving occurred in April 2024, BTC was around $63,000 and the rewards dropped from 6.25 to 3.125 BTC per block. Now, in 2028, the reward will fall to 1.5625 BTC. Seems small? Well, that’s the problem. Energy costs, equipment, and capital are much higher now. Hash rates are hitting record highs, regulatory regimes are evolving, and miners are being forc

Yesterday I saw that GameStop moved all of its Bitcoin holdings, 4,710 coins, to an institutional custody platform.
This sparked a lot of speculation in groups about whether they are planning to sell.
CryptoQuant was the first to draw attention to the movement, and since then, comments about what it means haven't stopped.
The interesting detail is that this comes after February, when CEO Ryan Cohen met with key industry players to discuss crypto treasury strategies.
No one at GameStop confirmed whether they will liquidate the positions or not, but moving everything to a custody service

Samson Mow isn't joking around with this Bitcoin bet. Jan3's CEO announced that he will completely liquidate his positions in Bitmain and Ethereum to put everything into Bitcoin, and honestly, this is a move that truly reflects the mindset of a real maximalist.
What draws attention here isn't just the decision itself, but what it represents. Samson Mow has been vocal for some time about Bitcoin's supremacy over other digital assets, and now he's putting his money where his mouth is. It's not a move most investors would dare to make, especially considering how much speculation has surrounded Et

Recently, I came across some very interesting data circulating in digital finance circles: tokenized U.S. securities officially surpassed the $$10 billion mark in total value locked (TVL). Kaiko's research on this is revealing, especially because it shows how giants like BlackRock and Circle are accelerating this bridge between traditional finance and blockchain.
What draws attention is the speed of this adoption. We are talking about dramatic growth since 2023, when these products had only hundreds of millions in TVL. Now, in Q1 2025, we have surpassed $10 billion. This is not retail specula

Yesterday I saw a news story worth commenting on. Germany has just announced a very ambitious plan for AI infrastructure by 2030. Basically, the German government wants to quadruple the computing capacity dedicated to artificial intelligence compared to 2025 levels, while also doubling the country's overall data center capacity.
Minister Carsten Wildberger explained that this strategy is a direct response to the growing demand for data processing driven by AI applications, cloud services, and digitalization. Makes sense, right? Everyone is rushing into this AI race now.
The plan includes 28 co

Man, XRP is taking a heavy hit today. Longs lost over 3 million in liquidations in the last 24 hours while the entire market loses around 285 million. The imbalance reached 537% - basically, the guys betting on a rise were crushed.
The token was at $1.31 yesterday but is now at $1.41 with a 0.84% drop in 24h. Many people expected a stronger recovery up to $1.50, but the price got stuck between $1.32 and $1.28 and triggered forced exits. Volume jumped significantly to (2 billion), showing that interest continues, but the price action confirms nothing new.
XRP started 2026 very weak - down 27.1%

I saw that SOL spot ETFs had a good inflow last week. According to data I tracked, between February 9 and 13, the total net inflow into these funds was $13.17 million, showing that interest in SOL products remains strong.
The highlight was definitely Bitwise BSOL, which led most of the inflow with $12.72 million during the week. This fund has already accumulated over $683 million since its launch, which is really impressive. Next is Fidelity FSOL with a more modest entry of $732,000, but it has already accumulated $159 million.
Of course, not everything was positive. VanEck VSOL was an excepti

Are you seeing the weekly MACD of ETH forming that bullish crossover? Yeah, according to analyses I've seen around, that's happening right now. The interesting part is to look at the history: in the last three such signals on the weekly chart, the price went up 130%, then 74%, and then another 98%. Pretty impressive numbers.
But here's the important detail: this type of MACD signal usually indicates increasing momentum, but it's no guarantee of anything. The macro market is there on the side, and the overall sentiment can change suddenly. So it's worth keeping an eye on, but always analyzing t

I just saw an interesting attack case, where the HLP liquidity pool was exploited. According to on-chain analysts, someone deliberately used high leverage long positions on low-liquidity tokens like Fartcoin, then forcibly pushed their position into a loss, waiting to be liquidated. Once the ADL mechanism is triggered, the HLP is forced to absorb these toxic assets, ending up losing even more than the attacker. It sounds absurd, but in the past 24 hours, the HLP actually lost over 1.2 million USD, with a decline of about 0.35%. Even more heartbreaking is that the current HLP vault's TVL still

I found this news about blockchain infrastructure investment in Vietnam very interesting.
The Vietnamese company HHP has partnered with Singapore's EFGH and they created a joint venture called VNL1 with an investment of 8 million dollars.
Basically, HHP and its partners are heavily betting on product traceability using blockchain.
What catches attention is that VNL1 will operate as an Ethereum Layer 2 layer, so it's not just an isolated project, but integrated into the Ethereum network itself.
This greatly facilitates scalability and reduces transaction costs.
The infrastructure will

I see that Aliyun announced significant increases in prices for computing and storage for AI. The acceleration products even went up by 34%, and intelligent storage also increased by 30%. Basically, the entire AI line became more expensive.
What is happening is that the global demand for AI has exploded, and the supply chain cannot keep up. But there's more: Aliyun is seeing an incredible growth in token consumption through its Bailian service - recording the highest growth in history in the first months of this year. It seems they are prioritizing directing scarce computing resources to this

Predictive market agents will explode in 2026, believe it. I’ve spent the last few months tracking how this category is evolving and honestly, what’s happening is quite different from the usual crypto hype.
The predictive market has grown insanely — from $9 billion in 2024 to $44 billion in 2025. This isn’t just any growth, it’s a 400% annual increase. And this isn’t a FOMO bubble, there’s logic behind it: global political uncertainty, more mature infrastructure, and finally regulations starting to make sense (Remember Kalshi winning in the US? Polymarket coming back?).
But here’s the plot twi

I started looking at the predictions that AI models are making for XRP this year. The token has had a tough 2026 — it has fallen 26% since January and is now trading around $1.42. Well below that peak of $3.6 we saw in July of last year.
The interesting thing is that ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Grok ( this weather prediction model from xAI ) all recently updated their projections, and the numbers vary quite a bit. Gemini is more optimistic, expecting consolidation until mid-year and then moving to $2.8 to $3.5 in the second half, closing near $3.15. ChatGPT sees the range of $2.10 to $2.60 as