Video streaming platform YouTube has deleted the high-profile (100,000+ subscribers) and decade-old channel Bitcoin.com out of the blue, claiming its content is “harmful and dangerous.” In retaliation, Bitcoin.com insisted it has always posted educational content about Bitcoin (BTC), including wallet tutorials and objective news. It also called out YouTube’s AI for unfairness in moderation, saying …
Last year, Canary also filed an application to list a fund tracking the price of MOG, a then lesser-known memecoin.
Canary files a PEPE ETF as memecoin funds expand after Dogecoins GDOG launch and BONK related ETF filings.
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Crypto analyst Egrag Crypto has outlined three key targets for XRP, including $31, signaling that the altcoin could reach double digits at some point. This comes as XRP eyes a parabolic surge to the upside amid a 2-week ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran. Analyst Outlines Three Key Zones For XRP In an X post, Egrag Crypto outlined $7, $10, and $31 as the top Fib 1.618 targets for XRP. The analyst described these levels as battle zones, signaling that this is where the altcoin could face significant resistance as it eyes higher price levels. He also noted that these are not random levels but that they define the true support framework. In another X post, Egrag Crypto highlighted a Descending Broadening Wedge pattern, which signaled that an expansion was on the horizon for XRP. He noted a strong base holding around $0.90 and compression near the upper boundary, indicating that pressure is building. Related Reading: The Last Time XRP Made This Move Against Bitcoin, It Led To A 500% Increase To $3.3 The analyst stated that the probability of a bullish expansion for XRP is between 55% and 60%. He further remarked that a break above $3.30 will lead to rallies to $5, $8, and $13. On the other hand, Egrag Crypto warned that there is a 40% to 45% chance of a fake breakdown, in which XRP could sweep below $0.90, then reclaim this level and record a parabolic surge. Meanwhile, he gave a 10% to 15% probability of a full failure, in which XRP breaks its current structure, and no reclaim occurs. Egrag Crypto noted that a Descending Broadening Wedge pattern is not weakness but rather “controlled chaos before expansion.” The analyst added that the longer this pattern coils, the more violent the move will be. The key levels for XRP are $3.30 and $0.90, which Egrag Crypto described as the “trigger” and “line in the sand” respectively. He concluded that the current setup is a volatility expansion rather than a random range. Price Could Still Drop To $0.87 Crypto analyst CasiTrades has warned that XRP could still drop to $0.87 on the last wave to the downside. This came as she stated that price has failed to make a new high and has instead printed a clean 5-wave right into resistance. She added that a bearish divergence has formed, signaling weakness and exhaustion at resistance. Related Reading: Are Institutions About To Trigger A Massive XRP Supply Shock? Here’s How Much They’re Holding XRP could drop to $1.13 on the first wave down, then see a small relief before it continues toward $1.08, which is the macro .786 support. CasiTrades stated that the altcoin could see another chop or relief bounce before breaking lower into the $0.87 range, which is the macro .854 support. At the time of writing, the XRP price is trading at around $1.38, up over 5% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from Freepik, chart from Tradingview.com
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A two-week conditional ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran has forced a rapid rewrite of the Strait of Hormuz trade, but it has not fully restored the pre-war macro backdrop. Oil has fallen sharply from the panic highs, global equities have rallied, and Bitcoin has rebounded with them. That is a clear break from the […]
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The current consolidation of Bitcoin is showing signs of a deeper shift rather than a typical range-bound market. While price action appears relatively stable within a defined range, leverage behavior tells a very different story. Instead of a clear directional bias, the leverage delta has repeatedly flipped between positive and negative, indicating a lack of conviction among large market participants. How Bitcoin Market Structure Is Sending Mixed Signals There’s a critical shift unfolding in the current Bitcoin range, one that sets it apart from the previous consolidation phase. Analyst Ardi highlighted on X that in August and December, the leverage delta was one-sided. It remained consistently negative, showing that short leverage positioning dominated as the market trended downward. Meanwhile, the smart money knew the direction and positioned with conviction. Related Reading: Bitcoin Whales Still Favoring Short Positions Amid Sideways Price Action BTC has been in the right range since January, and the leverage delta has been flipping repeatedly between positive and negative. Ardi noted that this level of back-and-forth hasn’t been seen at any other point in a single consolidation period throughout the cycle. Such behaviour is not characteristic of a clean trend; instead, it occurs when the participant’s trading size genuinely lacks direction, causing them to continue repositioning. One week they lean long, the next week they shift short. Even the current delta sits slightly negative at around 0.408, showing marginally short-side dominance, but the pattern is the story, not the current reading. In the past, when the previous range had a clear delta bias, the market followed its pattern. However, this range has no sustained bias, which means no individual with size has conviction. When the resolution of this range finally comes, it’s likely to be violent because no one is truly prepared for it. What A Daily Close Above Resistance Could Signal For BTC Bitcoin is approaching a critical inflection point following a sharp news-driven rally. According to a crypto trader known as Max Trades on X, after President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire deal, BTC price surged roughly 7%. This move has pushed BTC to test the top of its current range, an area that now represents a critical decision point for the market. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Cools Off — Range Forms Around $70K Support Max explained that if BTC can secure a confirmed breakout with a daily close above the range highs, it could open the door for a continuation move toward the $76,000 level. However, failure to hold above this level, followed by acceptance below the resistance, would suggest that the BTC price remains stuck in its broader consolidation. Also, he cautions against placing too much confidence in the recent move rally, noting that news-driven pumps often get retraced quickly. With BTC still sitting at a strong resistance level and an unfilled CME gap lingering below around $67,000, there are still solid reasons to consider a bearish scenario. Featured image from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com
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Aave is under selling pressure. The market is pricing risk. And according to top analyst Darkfost, what is happening to AAVE right now is not a market problem — it is a protocol problem. Related Reading: A Key Bitcoin Signal Is Quietly Building While The Price Stays Flat: Here Is What to Watch Next A report from Darkfost has identified a sequence of structural events that explains why Aave’s selling pressure carries more weight than a standard altcoin correction. The protocol has entered what the analyst describes as a negative spiral — a self-reinforcing deterioration that pushed AAVE below the $100 psychological threshold in March and has not yet found a floor that the market trusts. The events behind that spiral are specific and named. BGD Labs, one of Aave’s key technical contributor teams, departed the protocol. More recently, Chaos Labs — the risk management firm whose work directly informed Aave’s protocol parameters and security framework — followed. These are not peripheral contributors. They are the people whose expertise underpinned the protocol’s credibility with institutional users and DeFi participants who evaluated Aave on the quality of its risk infrastructure. Internal disagreements have accompanied each departure. The cumulative effect on sentiment has been direct: investors who were holding AAVE through the broader altcoin weakness are now choosing between capitulating at a loss or securing whatever profit margin remains. The selling is not irrational. It is informed. The On-Chain Data Has Confirmed What the Price Already Suspected Darkfost’s exchange reserve analysis gives the structural deterioration its most measurable form. Since early February, Aave reserves across exchanges have risen from 2.07 million to 2.23 million AAVE — a directional shift that has been building consistently rather than arriving as a single spike. Of that total, 1.63 million AAVE now sits on Binance alone, up from 1.57 million over the same period. The coins are moving toward selling venues, and they have been doing so for months. What makes the current reading historically significant is not the absolute level but where it sits relative to the longer-term trend. Aave exchange reserves have now crossed back above their 90-day moving average — ending a declining reserve trend that had been in place since April 2025. For nearly a year, reserves were falling, which reflected holders keeping AAVE off exchanges and away from the immediate sell side. That trend has reversed. The direction that provided a structural floor for the asset has flipped. The timing compounds the concern. This reversal is not occurring in a neutral market environment — it is occurring in one that Darkfost explicitly identifies as unfavorable for holding altcoins. The structural pressure and the macro pressure are pointing in the same direction simultaneously. When exchange reserves rise, selling intent rises with them. The 90-day MA breach confirms this is not a temporary fluctuation. It is a regime change. Related Reading: XRP Spot Buying Hits $520M While Futures Stay Negative. Here Is the Signal To Watch For A Real Move Aave Breaks Below $100 as Long-Term Structure Deteriorates Aave has decisively lost the $100 psychological level, confirming a structural breakdown that extends beyond a typical altcoin correction. The weekly chart shows a clear rejection from the $300–$350 region in 2025, followed by a sustained sequence of lower highs and accelerating downside momentum. Price is now trading below all major moving averages, with the 50-week (blue), 100-week (green), and 200-week (red) trending downward or flattening—an alignment that reflects persistent macro weakness. The most recent leg lower stands out for its velocity. A sharp selloff pushed AAVE from the $180 region to below $100 with minimal consolidation, indicating forced selling rather than orderly distribution. Volume expanded during this move, reinforcing the view that supply overwhelmed demand at key levels. Related Reading: $82 Million In Ethereum Just Left FalconX: Discover Who Is Behind It Attempts to stabilize near current prices have so far lacked conviction. The market is compressing just below former support, now acting as resistance, with no clear signs of accumulation. Structurally, this places Aave in a vulnerable position: a failure to reclaim the $110–$120 zone leaves the door open for a continuation toward prior cycle lows. Until price reclaims key moving averages and rebuilds a higher high structure, AAVE remains in a confirmed downtrend driven by sustained sell-side pressure. Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com
Bitcoin’s relief rally is facing selling pressure near $72,000, but technical charts suggest a bullish bias. Will altcoins follow in BTC’s footsteps?
Blockstream CEO, Adam Back, denied on Wednesday that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin (BTC), responding to a New York Times (NYT) investigation that pointed to him as the leading suspect. The NYT report, by John Carreyrou, drew on a range of circumstantial evidence — including parallels in writing style, the use of British spellings, and overlapping cryptographic expertise — to argue that Back could be the person behind Bitcoin’s origin story. Adam Back Rejects NYT Case In his post on social media platform X (previously Twitter), Back said plainly, “I’m not Satoshi,” and emphasized that his long-standing interest in cryptography and electronic cash predates Bitcoin by decades. Back pushed back on the interpretation of evidence presented in the NYT story, suggesting that his frequent postings on ecash topics create a statistical bias. Related Reading: Ethereum (ETH) Outlook: $2,500 Break Could Trigger Major Rally — Expert’s Price Scenarios He argued that because he was outspoken and prolific on relevant mailing lists, his comments appear often in historical archives; that visibility, he told Carreyrou, can create “confirmation bias” when researchers search for likely Satoshi candidates. “Because I was talkative on the list, and known to have an active interest in ecash, there’s some confirmation bias in finding my comments frequently on ecash topics,” Back wrote, noting that other participants with similar expertise posted far less and so are less likely to surface in retrospective searches. Satoshi’s Mystery Is Healthy For Bitcoin Back also characterized much of the apparent overlap between his and Satoshi’s language as a coincidence or the product of a shared technical lexicon among cryptographers who had been wrestling with similar problems for years. Related Reading: FDIC Advances Rulemaking For GENIUS Act: New Framework For Stablecoin Issuers Throughout his response, Back also maintained that he does not know Satoshi’s identity and suggested that this uncertainty is beneficial for Bitcoin. “I also don’t know who Satoshi is, and I think it is good for Bitcoin that this is the case, as it helps Bitcoin be viewed as new asset class, the mathematically scarce digital commodity,” he wrote, framing the mystery as part of Bitcoin’s appeal and institutional development. Featured image from OpenArt, chart from TradingView.com
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Dogecoin’s value could see massive gains if the leading crypto were to reach Bitcoin and Ethereum’s market caps. It is worth noting that DOGE already ranks among the top 10 cryptos by market cap and has reached higher valuations in the past. Dogecoin’s Value If It Matches Bitcoin And Ethereum Market Caps MarketCapOf data shows that Dogecoin’s value could see a 98.50x gain if it were to reach Bitcoin’s market cap of $1.4 trillion. This will also give the foremost meme coin a price tag of $9.32, marking a new all-time high (ATH) for DOGE, with its current ATH at $0.74, reached in 2021. Related Reading: Here’s Why The Dogecoin Price Could See Big Gains Soon Meanwhile, further data from MarketCapOf shows that Dogecoin’s value could see an 18.63x gain if it were to reach Ethereum’s market cap of $270 billion. This will give DOGE a price of $1.76, marking a new ATH for the foremost meme coin. It is worth noting that crypto analysts such as Trader Tardigrade have predicted that the meme coin could rally above the psychological level in the next bull run. However, Dogecoin won’t reach a new all-time high if it were to reach XRP’s market cap of $84 billion, with XRP being the third-largest crypto asset, excluding stablecoins. MarketCapOf data show that DOGE’s price would be $0.55 if it reached an $84 billion market cap. Interestingly, DOGE reached a peak market cap of $80 billion when it rose to its current ATH of $0.74 in the 2021 bull run. However, its total supply has significantly increased since then. As such, a similar market cap of $80 billion means a lower price for Dogecoin since its supply has been largely diluted. Real Rally For DOGE Is About To Begin Crypto analyst CW said in an X post that the real rally for Dogecoin is about to begin. This came as the analyst noted that DOGE is waiting at the starting line and that the golden crosses on the sub-indicators are expected to appear soon. His accompanying chart showed that the Dogecoin price could rally above $1 by year-end, marking a new ATH for the foremost meme coin. Crypto analyst The Composite Trader also stated that a big move is on the horizon for Dogecoin. The analyst noted that price has been compressing for 60 days straight, building higher lows and creating sell-side liquidity, while also building lower highs and creating buy-side liquidity. The foremost meme coin could see a significant rally to the upside, especially with the U.S. and Iran agreeing to reach a 2-week ceasefire. Related Reading: Here Are The Main Levels To Watch After Dogecoin Price Completed A Clean Kumo Rejection At the time of writing, the Dogecoin price is trading at around $0.095, up over 4% in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview.com
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Iran’s reported plan to charge oil tankers a fee in Bitcoin or Chinese yuan to pass through the Strait of Hormuz is drawing global attention, as it mixes geopolitics with cryptocurrency in a way rarely seen before. According to messages sent to ships in the region, tankers may need to pay between about $0.50 and …
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