Yuga Labs' new CEO Michael Figge most recently served as chief product officer and has been with the company since 2021.
The lawsuit raises concerns about Circle's security measures and highlights vulnerabilities in DeFi, impacting market confidence.
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The strikes undermine ceasefire confidence, heightening uncertainty and challenging diplomatic efforts for long-term peace in the region.
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Dogecoin’s price action is still stuck below $0.1, trading in a range so tight. Dogecoin’s price trajectory has spent the better part of April refusing to commit to a direction, and this trend is also reflected in its spot flow activity. The latest data from CoinGlass shows a split between short-term outflows and inflows on higher timeframes. Dogecoin Buyers Are Showing Up, Just Not Enough The latest Dogecoin spot flow data presents a balanced view of market activity. At first glance, Dogecoin’s spot flow data appears constructive, with inflows exceeding outflows across most timeframes. The 15-minute, 30-minute, 4-hour, 8-hour, 12-hour, and even 24-hour windows all show positive net inflows, suggesting that more capital is now entering into Dogecoin compared to those exiting. Related Reading: 3 Scenarios To Watch Out As Dogecoin Price Plays Out Its Thin Cloud Behavior However, a closer look tells a more cautious story. Despite the broadly positive readings, the actual net inflow values remain relatively small compared to the total volume. For instance, the 24-hour inflow of $96.73 million is only marginally higher than the $91.90 million in outflows, resulting in a net inflow of just $4.83 million. A similar pattern is visible across other timeframes, where inflows are only slightly outpacing outflows. The 8-hour reading shows net inflows of $2.72 million, while the 12-hour window shows net inflows of only $716,000. The imbalance is tilting positive, but there is a lack of strong conviction. Buyers are present, but they are not overwhelming sellers. Instead, it shows that Dogecoin is currently in a tightly contested market where capital is flowing in but not with enough force to establish clear upward momentum, which has kept the Dogecoin price below $0.1. This is the kind of environment where price action is most likely to stay range-bound or compress further in the near future, as neither side is able to assert control. Compression And A Breakout In Waiting? Dogecoin’s price structure on the 12-hour chart is in a compression phase, where its price action is bouncing below a descending trendline of lower highs. A recent attempt to break above this resistance briefly pushed the price higher, but the move quickly failed, resulting in a rejection that sent the Dogecoin back into the body of the triangle. Related Reading: If This Happens, Dogecoin Won’t Stop Until It Crosses $1; Analyst Moves like this often act as a reset, clearing out early buyers and shifting focus back to the lower boundary of the pattern. According to technical analysis done by crypto analyst Ali Martinez, there is a high chance that the Dogecoin price will fall to test the support line at $0.088. If buyers step in and defend $0.088, then Dogecoin could stabilize and make another attempt at breaking the descending trendline. However, a clean breakdown below this support would invalidate the structure, and the bears will most likely take control. Featured image from Getty Images, chart from Tradingview.com
A Texas man was sentenced to over two decades in prison after prosecutors said he scammed investors of more than $20 million.
Shoigu's warning may strain NATO unity, impacting geopolitical stability and influencing market perceptions of future military alliances.
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Investor optimism from Middle East de-escalation may boost markets, but unresolved issues and geopolitical risks could alter sentiment.
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The focus on Iranian ports over the Strait of Hormuz reduces immediate escalation risks but maintains underlying tensions.
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Each Zone will offer a private execution environment managed by a trusted entity, Tempo wrote in an announcement.
Speculation on Swalwell's exit highlights the impact of political commentary on market perceptions and the volatility of public opinion.
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The US Treasury's stance on Iran may hinder diplomatic progress and maintain economic strain, affecting global markets and geopolitical stability.
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An appellate court is expected to reach a decision after hearing arguments from Kalshi and lawyers representing the state of Nevada.
The self-defense carve-out under the ceasefire may lead to increased volatility and potential skirmishes, complicating lasting peace efforts.
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The US's involvement in Hezbollah disarmament may expedite Israel-Lebanon normalization, impacting regional stability and diplomatic dynamics.
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OpenAI's Codex desktop app now controls your Mac, runs its own browser, and generates images. The update pushes Codex further into territory occupied by Claude Code and OpenClaw.
The breaches highlight potential weaknesses in US naval enforcement, impacting market confidence and suggesting possible diplomatic shifts.
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Institutional Bitcoin ETF adoption could significantly boost market liquidity and investor confidence, impacting Bitcoin's long-term valuation.
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The Bitcoin miner will use the proceeds to expand GPU capacity and data centers as it scales its high-performance computing business beyond mining.
Rising geopolitical tensions threaten global economic stability, with potential long-term impacts on energy prices and diplomatic relations.
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The United States government has rapidly adopted AI tools in recent years, but skepticism towards both AI and agencies alike is only growing.
Richard Teng explains why crypto fundamentals remain strong, how regulation is driving global adoption, and where Binance is headed next.
Market volatility highlights Bitcoin's sensitivity to geopolitical tensions, underscoring the need for traders to monitor global events closely.
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Adapting anti-drug tactics to military operations may reshape naval strategies, but skepticism remains about their effectiveness against Iran.
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Low funding rates and heavy short positions suggest a potential price rebound, possibly attracting institutional interest and impacting market dynamics.
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Schwab's Bitcoin trading access could boost retail demand, aligning with regulatory trends that may support higher Bitcoin prices long-term.
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Swalwell's resignation reshapes California's political landscape, affecting donor networks and creating uncertainty in the governor's race.
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Trump's claim impacts market dynamics, raising speculation on potential diplomatic shifts and economic implications amid uncertain verification.
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Iran's push for Lebanon's inclusion in the ceasefire deal complicates negotiations, increasing the risk of failure and market volatility.
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Closure of the Strait of Hormuz threatens global supply chains and could trigger significant market disruptions.
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Ethereum is testing resistance just below $2,400, caught between renewed buying interest and the lingering uncertainty that has defined the market for months. The price action looks tentative from the outside — but a CryptoQuant report is pointing to something happening beneath the surface that the chart alone does not capture. Related Reading: Bitcoin Miners Are Choosing To Hold At $74K: Changing The Supply Picture According to the report, the 14-day moving average of Ethereum’s Taker Buy Sell Ratio on Binance has surged to 1.036, its highest reading since April 2021. That means buyers on Binance are not just present — they are outpacing sellers at a rate the market has not seen in over four years. What makes that figure genuinely striking is the context in which it is occurring. Ethereum has fallen from a peak of $4,700 in October 2025 to its current level near $2,300, a decline of more than 50%. That is not a minor pullback. That is a half-price correction. Yet in the middle of that correction, aggressive buying pressure on Binance has quietly reached a multi-year high. When price falls sharply while buying intensity rises to historic levels, it creates a divergence that markets rarely ignore for long. The sellers are in control of the price right now. The question the data raises is whether they are running out of room to stay that way. When Price Falls and Buyers Get More Aggressive, Something Is Usually Changing The divergence the CryptoQuant report highlights is one of the more compelling setups in recent Ethereum data. A Taker Buy Sell Ratio above 1 means that market buy orders are actively outpacing market sell orders — buyers are not waiting for sellers to come to them, they are hitting the ask. The fact that this aggression is reaching a four-year high while prices continue to decline is the contradiction that demands attention. In most market conditions, aggressive buyers slow down when a correction deepens. Here, the opposite is happening. As Ethereum has moved further from its October peak, the buying intensity on Binance has increased rather than retreated. That kind of behavior does not typically come from retail participants reacting to price. It looks more like large entities deliberately absorbing available sell-side supply at a discount — what analysts often describe as smart money using weakness as a buying opportunity rather than a reason to step back. The significance of that dynamic is straightforward. Sellers can only sell what they have. If aggressive buyers continue absorbing that supply at the current pace, the pool of willing sellers gradually shrinks. When it shrinks enough, the price pressure that has defined Ethereum’s correction loses its fuel — and the setup for a reversal becomes structural rather than speculative. That point has not been reached yet. But the data suggests the distance to it is narrowing. Related Reading: XRP Whale Flows Hit 2021 Levels: Is History Repeating? Ethereum Tests $2,400 Resistance as Short-Term Momentum Improves Ethereum is approaching a critical resistance zone near $2,400 after recovering steadily from its February capitulation low around $1,800. The chart shows a clear shift in short-term structure: price has transitioned from a sequence of lower highs and lower lows into a pattern of higher lows, indicating that buyers are gradually regaining control. The recent move is supported by the 50-day moving average (blue), which has turned upward and is now acting as dynamic support. This is typically an early signal of momentum recovery. However, the broader trend remains unresolved. ETH is still trading below both the 100-day (green) and 200-day (red) moving averages, which continue to slope downward, reinforcing the presence of overhead resistance. Related Reading: Ethereum Just Saw Its Strongest Institutional Demand Signal Since October: Find Out If It Lasts The $2,300–$2,400 region is technically significant. It previously acted as support before the February breakdown and is now being retested as resistance. A clean break and consolidation above this range would mark a structural shift and likely open the path toward the $2,700–$2,900 region. Volume remains relatively muted compared to the February spike, suggesting the recovery is controlled rather than driven by aggressive inflows. This implies accumulation rather than speculation. Failure to break above resistance would likely extend consolidation between $2,000 and $2,400, delaying confirmation of a broader trend reversal. Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com