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The crypto market has slipped into what analysts call a “quiet equilibrium,” a zone where fear is high but selling pressure fades.
Dogecoin just saw its biggest rebound in weeks while its new ETFs quietly pulled in almost $2M in inflows.
Ethereum price rebounds 17% from $2,620 to break above $3,000, fueled by $291 million in US ETF inflows and renewed institutional accumulation.
Barcelona sparked controversy by partnering with Zero-Knowledge Proof, a Samoa-registered blockchain startup that launched its own cryptocurrency days after the deal.
Major cryptocurrency companies have pledged over $10 million in relief funds following the devastating Wang Fuk Court fire in Tai Po that claimed 128 lives.
Avalanche surges above $15 following Securitize’s announcement of a pan-European trading platform powered by AVAX, approved under EU’s DLT Pilot Regime for 2026 launch.
A new threat sits inside the Google Chrome ecosystem, and most Solana users still have no clue. Cybersecurity firm Socket revealed that a Chrome extension named Crypto Copilot quietly slips an extra on-chain transfer into every Solana trade.
KuCoin EU has won a MiCAR license in Austria, only a few days after obtaining regulatory approval to operate in Australia with fiat on-ramps.
Aster has launched a funded trading contest pitting humans against AI models, while setting prize rules that lean toward human traders.
XRP price is showing renewed strength, eyeing a breakout from its long convergence pattern amid XRP ETF inflows.
Turkmenistan’s President Serdar Berdymukhamedov has signed a law that legalizes and regulates crypto operations.
SHIB price has surged more than 4% amid a falling wedge on the daily chart, suggesting a possible bullish trend ahead.
South Korea is tightening its grip on digital asset flows, planning to apply the Travel Rule even to transfers below $680.
Bitcoin slipped below $91,000 before recovering, but on-chain data shows big holders are staying unusually quiet.
Bitcoin slipped below $91,000 before recovering, but on-chain data shows big holders are staying unusually quiet.