Strategy has significantly raised the size of its STRC preferred stock offering. The move signals an even bolder push in its ongoing Bitcoin strategy. It had earlier announced plans to launch an IPO for 5 million shares of its new STRC preferred stock, aiming to raise funds to buy more Bitcoin and support corporate operations. …
XRP has entered bearish territory, with its price falling below the $3.10 mark at the time of writing. The chart shows a sharp downward move followed by a small rebound, hinting at strong selling pressure earlier in the session. Despite the current weakness, market analyst Ali Martinez shared a more positive outlook. According to him, …
The crypto market is currently going through a short-term correction, especially in the altcoin space. Analysts had already warned that a dip was likely, and now that it’s here, the focus shifts from “why” to “what’s next?” This correction isn’t a market crash. Instead, it’s more like a pause or a reset. Such pullbacks are …
Crypto markets awoke on Wednesday to the first meaningful bout of selling in more than a month, and Kev Capital TA did not sound surprised. In a late-night livestream, the analyst told viewers that Bitcoin’s failure to clear the “brick-wall” band between $120,000 and $123,000 had made an altcoin shake-out “the most obvious pullback spot ever,” capping four straight weeks of euphoric gains across Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin, XRP and the rest of the sector. Crypto Bulls Crushed: Why Altcoins Ran Out Of Gas “Daily RSIs were at ninety on everything, including ETH, while Bitcoin was pinned under one-twenty,” he said. “That is a textbook sell wall. You don’t blast through that after running straight up for a month.” His chart of Total-2—the market-cap index that strips out Bitcoin—showed the gauge banging into the exact horizontal ceiling that had turned back altcoins in May, August and November 2021, again in December 2024, and once more in January this year. Each rebuff, he reminded the audience, had sparked corrections of 30-to-60 percent in the majors and far larger drawdowns in the speculative tail. Kev’s core message was that nothing in the current tape resembles a lasting top for the cycle. The move, he argued, is a pressure-release that clears excess leverage and restores “risk-free long exposure” for disciplined traders who skimmed profits on the way up. The fulcrum remains Bitcoin. Until the largest asset can establish weekly closes above the 1.0886 Fibonacci extension at $119,964, altcoins will “run out of gas.” He located initial Bitcoin support at $116,400, with deeper cushions at the $112–113k band and, in a worst-case flush, the $106.8k shelf. A break below the first of those levels “isn’t necessary” in his view, but he warned new entrants against treating a ten-percent dip in their favorite microcap as a buying opportunity: “If Total-2 drops another thirty percent, your altcoin is going down a lot more than ten.” Why, then, does he remain upbeat? Kev cited a confluence of on-chain and macro tailwinds that, in his back-testing, have never failed to resolve higher. Bitcoin’s weekly Hash Ribbons flashed a buy signal nine weeks ago and has advanced only eight percent since—far below the historical mean of thirty-eight to one-hundred-one percent that materialises two to nine weeks after the trigger. A second, still-pending buy signal is “coming within the next week or two,” stacking probabilistic odds in favour of a leg higher. Related Reading: Crypto Market’s Fate Hangs On The Last Days Of July At the same time, he noted, the Federal Reserve’s quantitative-tightening program is “barely selling anything on the balance sheet,” while Truth Inflation’s real-time gauge pins headline CPI at 2.0–2.1 percent. A spate of tariff de-escalations—including a tentative, across-the-board fifteen-percent cut in EU-US duties announced moments before he went live—suggests that inflation risks are skewing lower rather than higher. “As long as the macro stays quiet—low inflation, steady labour market, dovish policy projections—valuations can march north,” he argued, adding that upcoming earnings from Google, Tesla and the rest of Big Tech will feed directly into crypto multiples because “the guidance is correlated whether you like it or not.” Seasonality is the wild card. August and September are notoriously fickle for risk assets, a period he likened to “the biggest vacation month of the year and then back-to-school.” Yet he stressed that cyclicality alone cannot trump a supportive macro backdrop. Instead, he expects a period of choppy consolidation—anchored by Bitcoin’s tussle with $120k and the golden-pocket bounce in Bitcoin Dominance—before the market’s next sustained advance. “We are like the running back; the offensive line has opened the hole, but we haven’t burst through it yet,” he said. “If macro stays resilient, this is the year it finally happens.” His forward timeline therefore hinges on two visible catalysts: A decisive Bitcoin breakout above $123,000. When that prints on a multi-day close, he believes the four-year Total-2 ceiling will snap, unleashing capital rotation back into ETH and the broader alt market. “Everything leads back to Bitcoin,” he said. “Crack that wall and the catch-up trade reignites.” Related Reading: House Passes Major Bills During ‘Crypto Week,’ But Significant Changes May Take Time Second is the continuation of the benign macro mix through Q3. Should inflation hold near two percent and the Fed confirm an end-to-QT schedule in its September meeting, Kev projects the next Hash-Ribbons signal will “play out as violently bullish as the model has ever shown,” delivering what he calls the “last six-month window” of the cycle. Asked in chat “when this pullback will be over,” the analyst refused to pin a date on it. “I’m not looking at the clock,” he replied. “Time doesn’t matter; the levels do.” Still, his body language betrayed optimism: he plans no further sales, sees no need to add until volatility subsides, and—despite acknowledging August’s chop potential—spoke repeatedly about “riding what I have” into the final quarter of 2025. In other words, the cool-down now underway is less a bear-market omen than the mandatory breather before a potential breakout. Traders who missed the July run are advised to watch Bitcoin’s $116k and $112k buffers for signs of an exhaustion wick, monitor Bitcoin Dominance for a failure rally below sixty percent, and keep an eye on the next CPI print. If those dominoes fall in line, Kev Capital is confident the real fireworks—an altcoin surge that carries Total-2 into price discovery for the first time since 2021—will begin “sooner than most people think, and definitely while everyone’s still on summer holiday.” At press time, TOTAL2 stood at $1.44 trillion. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
The Bitcoin price USD has nearly doubled since U.S. President Donald Trump returned to office, reaching an all-time high of $123,231. However, the recent shift into consolidation has triggered investor concerns, and experts are in a tug of war between bullish and bearish views, creating an uncertain atmosphere for its price action. The altcoins showing …
Following an impressive surge above $0.28 earlier this fourth week of July, now retailers have realized their gains, pushing the DOGE price downwards in a slide. When writing, the DOGE price has displayed a strong intraday retest move pulling back to a crucial support zone near $0.23. Despite this fall, the analysts suggest this retracement …
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, forecasts Bitcoin will soar to $250,000 and Ethereum to $10,000 by the end of 2025, representing gains of over 111% and 179% respectively. He highlights growing institutional adoption, particularly in Ethereum and the DeFi space, where his Maelstrom Fund holds significant investments. Despite recent price dips, Hayes remains confident both …
A new report from MEXC Research reveals that 67% of Gen Z crypto traders (aged 18–27) actively use AI-powered bots to assist their trading strategies. This generation accounts for 60% of all AI bot activations on the platform and engages with these tools more than twice as often as older traders. Gen Z users typically …
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a shift in trend. In the wake of sharp capital flows and rapid changes in investor sentiment, Bitcoin is once again asserting its supremacy. The total crypto market cap has dipped to $3.82 trillion, a decline of 2.75%, even as 24-hour trading volumes soared to $222 billion. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s dominance …
The crypto market’s Fear & Greed Index has climbed to 71, getting close to the ‘extreme greed’ zone. When sentiment gets this high, it usually means investors are very optimistic, which can sometimes lead to short-term price drops as the market overheats. Experts suggest staying cautious and keeping an eye on market trends, as strong …
The recent dip in major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana isn’t being driven by new bearish bets. Instead, it’s mostly due to what’s called a long squeeze, a market event where bullish traders are forced to exit their positions, often causing sharp price drops. What is a Long Squeeze and Why is It …
BingX has issued an official warning about a fraudulent token falsely claiming association with its platform. Although this fake token appears on CoinMarketCap, BingX confirms it is neither authorized nor issued by the company. CoinMarketCap marks the token as “not verified” and advises users to perform their own research. BingX urges all users to verify …
Tether has been recognized by U.S. authorities for freezing $1.6 million in USDT tied to wallets linked to BuyCash, a Gaza-based terrorist financing network. This action supports a wider U.S. DOJ case involving $2 million in digital assets used to fund designated terrorist groups. Over the past year, Tether has blocked more than $2.9 billion …
An anonymous investor moved 5 trillion Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens, valued at around $70 million, from Coinbase Institutional to a newly created on-chain wallet. The tokens remain unmoved, suggesting a long-term hold that reduces immediate selling pressure. This transfer coincided with an 11% drop in SHIB’s price to $0.00001343 amid a broader crypto market downturn. …
The long-running legal battle between Ripple Labs and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has once again stirred debate, with many in the crypto community frustrated about how long it’s taking to wrap up. Even though experts believed the case was close to ending, recent online chatter shows that there’s still confusion, disagreement, and …
Horizen, supported by Digital Currency Group (DCG), has officially migrated its native ZEN token from its original Layer 1 blockchain to the Base blockchain, adopting the ERC-20 token standard. This transition is part of the wider Horizen 2.0 upgrade, which includes launching a privacy-focused Layer 3 appchain on Base. The move is designed to boost …
Pi Network is getting attention again, and this time it’s not just talk. In the past few days, nearly 4.8 million Pi Coins, worth over $2.1 million, have been pulled off the OKX exchange and sent to a private wallet. That includes a single transaction on July 23 for over 1.4 million Pi, worth around …
BlackRock, managing $12.5 trillion in assets, reports that de-dollarisation is prompting central banks to diversify away from the US dollar. This shift includes increased interest in alternative assets like gold and emerging digital currencies such as Bitcoin. The move signals growing acceptance of cryptocurrency in global finance as countries seek to reduce reliance on the …
After months of waiting, FTX customers finally have a payout date in sight. A Delaware bankruptcy court has greenlit the release of $1.9 billion in reserves, paving the way for a new wave of customer distributions. The record date is locked for August 15, with payouts potentially rolling out by September 30, 2025. But it’s …
XRP is currently showing signs of weakness after its recent rally, and technical signals show that the token could be preparing for a deeper pullback. While the price remains above important support levels, chart patterns and broader market conditions are flashing early warning signs. Bearish Divergence on the Weekly Chart On the weekly timeframe, a …
Pumpfun co-founder Alon announced that the anticipated airdrop for $PUMP tokens will not occur in the immediate future. He assured the community that details about the airdrop will be communicated once they become available. The update comes as $PUMP holders await further developments around the project’s token distribution. Market participants are advised to stay tuned …
Trump’s World Liberty recently purchased 561 Ethereum (ETH) tokens for approximately $2 million at an average price of $3,567. The investment adds to its existing holdings of 76,849 ETH valued at $281 million, acquired at an average price of $3,291. With current market prices, the portfolio reflects an unrealized profit exceeding $28 million. World Liberty …
On July 23, Ethereum spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $332 million, sustaining a 14-day streak of consecutive inflows. Notably, BlackRock’s ETHA led with a single-day net inflow of $325 million. In contrast, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a net outflow of about $86 million and have now seen outflows for three straight days. …
The crypto market is experiencing a dip today, and many are wondering what’s behind the sudden bearish shift. From large-scale liquidations to shifts in Bitcoin dominance, several factors are contributing to this market-wide correction. Bitcoin is currently trading at $118,514, showing a mild 0.11% gain in the past 24 hours and a 0.35% gain over …
Bitcoin hovers just below its mid‑May record at roughly $119,000, while the global crypto‑asset capitalisation approaches $4 trillion, but traders say the real test will come in the last week of July, when an unusually dense cluster of US macro‑policy events collides with an intensifying legal battle over President Trump’s tariffs. “The last few days of July will set the stage for markets for the rest of the year imo. FOMC meeting where dovish dissents are looking very likely. QRA meeting where we will get a look into how willing Bessent is going to be to try to weaponize treasury issuance for the first time since being chair. Tariff letter deadlines. The Supreme Court will begin deliberating on whether tariffs via executive order are legal or not. No big edge on either side right now personally, will just react once we get clarity. Stay frosty,” Forward Guidance host Felix Jauvin wrote via X. July’s Final Days Could Shape Crypto The two‑day Federal Open Market Committee meeting on 29–30 July is the first shot. Governor Christopher Waller, speaking last week, laid out the case for an immediate 25‑basis‑point rate cut, arguing that tariff‑linked inflation looks “temporary” and that the labour market is “under strain.” Related Reading: House Passes Major Bills During ‘Crypto Week,’ But Significant Changes May Take Time Prediction‑market platform Kalshi assigns a 40 % probability to two cuts and a 13 % probability to three cuts by December; Goldman Sachs now places the first move in September, but traders emphasise that even a single dovish dissent next week would cement that timetable. As The Kobeissi Letter summed up in a widely shared post: “Rate cuts are coming … Next week’s Fed meeting will pave the path for a September rate cut.” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has broken with predecessors’ reticence by all but instructing the central bank to move sooner. “If [tariff] inflation isn’t sticky, they could do it sooner than September,” he told Fox News on 1 July, after stating two months earlier that “the bond market is sending a signal that the Fed should be cutting.” Only hours after the Fed decision, Bessent will unveil the Treasury’s third‑quarter borrowing plans at the Quarterly Refunding Announcement. The agenda published on 11 July flags a noon release on 30 July. Desks are watching not just the size but the maturity mix: Bessent’s advisers have floated heavier use of short‑dated bills to “manage the yield curve,” a move that would soak up the very cash that cycles into stablecoins and crypto risk. Tariffs Come Back Into Focus Trade policy is the second pressure point. A 7 July executive order extended reciprocal tariffs and launched a volley of tariff‑rate letters to trading partners; the new levies take effect on 1 August unless renegotiated. Bessent flies to Stockholm next week in a last‑minute bid to defer a mooted 100 % surcharge on Chinese imports, underscoring how fluid the landscape remains. Related Reading: 2025 Crypto Thefts Spike: Stolen Funds Hit $2.7 Billion In H1– Report Even if diplomats buy time, lawyers may not. The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has set 31 July for expedited oral argument on V.O.S. Selections v. Trump, a case that could decide whether a president can impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Petitioners have already asked the Supreme Court for review before judgment, calling the tariffs a “$600 bn annual tax.” A ruling to curtail executive trade powers would remove what many bitcoin bulls see as a long‑term inflation tail‑risk; the opposite outcome could entrench the policy. Real yields—now the dominant macro driver of Bitcoin—move inversely to rate‑cut expectations and Treasury supply. The benchmark 10‑year has fallen about 30 bp in three sessions to 4.34 %, mirroring BTC’s 8 % bounce over the same period. For now, the market’s playbook is simple: Watch the Fed dots, count the bills in the QRA, read the tariff letters—and, as Jauvin advised, “stay frosty.” At press time, total crypto market cap stood at $3.81 trillion. Featured image from Shutterstock, chart from TradingView.com
In a recent interview, Sal Gilbertie, CEO of Teucrium Trading, opened up about his firm’s experience in the crypto ETF space and why he’s backing XRP. He said that the SEC was initially hesitant. They asked Teucrium and others to withdraw their filings, citing low liquidity in the futures market. Sal recalled that the government’s …
Jim Cramer revealed he intends to “own” Bitcoin and Ethereum to protect his children’s financial future. He views these cryptocurrencies as a hedge against the growing U.S. national debt and potential dollar depreciation. Cramer emphasized the importance of digital assets in diversifying traditional investments amid economic uncertainties. His stance highlights increasing mainstream acceptance of Bitcoin …
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently made headlines by granting approval for Bitwise’s new spot crypto ETF, which includes XRP. However, just as the crypto community began celebrating, the SEC issued a stay order, putting the launch on hold. This means the ETF cannot officially go live yet. The reason? The SEC wants …
Square has launched Square Handy, a compact and durable mobile POS terminal designed for Japan’s digital economy. Weighing just over 300g with an IP54 rating, Square Handy supports payment processing, inventory management, and order acceptance via a 6.2-inch touchscreen. Ideal for busy retail and restaurant environments, it integrates with Square’s POS app for seamless operations. …
Robinhood has introduced staking for Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) to its U.S. customers, enabling them to earn rewards by locking their crypto assets on the platform. The feature requires a minimal stake, making it accessible for a wide range of investors. This launch broadens Robinhood’s crypto services amid growing demand for passive income opportunities …