For seasoned market participants, Q4 typically signifies a period of outsized performance for digital assets. Historically, heavyweights like Bitcoin and Ethereum have clocked impressive year-end gains—yet this year, the promised rally proved elusive, delivering a sobering lesson in market cycles and predictive humility. The Unfulfilled Rally: A Market at Crossroads
Dogecoin, long renowned for its unique blend of meme culture and real market utility, is once again at the epicenter of digital asset speculation as it approaches a key technical support level. On November 17th, DOGE was trading at $0.1611, down 11.7% over the past seven days, outpacing the broader
The cryptocurrency market is once again in the spotlight as Bitcoin experiences a significant downturn. Renowned gold advocate and persistent Bitcoin critic, Peter Schiff, has seized this moment to amplify his long-standing skepticism about the world’s largest digital asset—calling its descent “just modern-day tulip mania.” Schiff’s remarks come as mainstream
Chainlink (LINK) maintains its grip above the psychologically significant $14 mark, navigating a market still jittery from the previous week’s volatility and extended sell-off. Despite the broader crypto market staging a modest recovery, Chainlink’s advance is tempered by an evident lack of retail enthusiasm and continued weakness in derivatives activity.
With on-chain metrics tilting decisively into the “Correction” zone not seen since April 2025, Bitcoin markets find themselves at a crossroads. The Composite Momentum Index, standing at a ratio near 0.72, signals mounting pessimism among market participants—a psychological threshold that historically precedes profit-taking by short-term holders and triggers accelerated price
In a week marked by rapid repositioning, Arthur Hayes—co-founder and prominent voice in the crypto ecosystem—has executed over $6 million in crypto transfers, grabbing the attention of traders and on-chain analysts. His latest move: a high-profile transfer of 700 ETH, valued at around $2.22 million, directed to leading liquidity provider
Zcash has emerged from the shadows of crypto’s privacy coin graveyard with an explosive 740% price surge in 2025, reigniting a debate that cuts to the heart of digital asset markets: what distinguishes genuine technological momentum from coordinated promotional campaigns? The controversy erupted on X when infrastructure developer Mert Mumtaz
Investors and market participants are closely watching a remarkable $9 billion inflow of ERC20 stablecoins to Binance over the past month—a development signaling a substantial build-up of buying power on the world’s largest crypto exchange. This scale of accumulation, highlighted by on-chain analytics, echoes critical liquidity surges seen at key
The XRP ecosystem has recently witnessed a dramatic surge in large-scale whale transactions, raising pivotal questions about the near-term trajectory of Ripple’s native asset. This uptick arrives at a time when crypto markets remain vigilant to volatility and investors seek clear signals amid shifting sentiment. Whale Movements Drive On-Chain Excitement
The second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation is facing renewed downward pressure, with Ethereum slipping below key technical thresholds and approaching the psychologically significant $3,000 mark. What began as a measured correction has evolved into a more pronounced decline, driven by a confluence of institutional withdrawal, accelerated selling from veteran holders,
For seasoned market participants, Q4 typically signifies a period of outsized performance for digital assets. Historically, heavyweights like Bitcoin and Ethereum have clocked impressive year-end gains—yet this year, the promised rally proved elusive, delivering a sobering lesson in market cycles and predictive humility. The Unfulfilled Rally: A Market at Crossroads
Dogecoin, long renowned for its unique blend of meme culture and real market utility, is once again at the epicenter of digital asset speculation as it approaches a key technical support level. On November 17th, DOGE was trading at $0.1611, down 11.7% over the past seven days, outpacing the broader
The cryptocurrency market is once again in the spotlight as Bitcoin experiences a significant downturn. Renowned gold advocate and persistent Bitcoin critic, Peter Schiff, has seized this moment to amplify his long-standing skepticism about the world’s largest digital asset—calling its descent “just modern-day tulip mania.” Schiff’s remarks come as mainstream
Chainlink (LINK) maintains its grip above the psychologically significant $14 mark, navigating a market still jittery from the previous week’s volatility and extended sell-off. Despite the broader crypto market staging a modest recovery, Chainlink’s advance is tempered by an evident lack of retail enthusiasm and continued weakness in derivatives activity.
With on-chain metrics tilting decisively into the “Correction” zone not seen since April 2025, Bitcoin markets find themselves at a crossroads. The Composite Momentum Index, standing at a ratio near 0.72, signals mounting pessimism among market participants—a psychological threshold that historically precedes profit-taking by short-term holders and triggers accelerated price
In a week marked by rapid repositioning, Arthur Hayes—co-founder and prominent voice in the crypto ecosystem—has executed over $6 million in crypto transfers, grabbing the attention of traders and on-chain analysts. His latest move: a high-profile transfer of 700 ETH, valued at around $2.22 million, directed to leading liquidity provider
Zcash has emerged from the shadows of crypto’s privacy coin graveyard with an explosive 740% price surge in 2025, reigniting a debate that cuts to the heart of digital asset markets: what distinguishes genuine technological momentum from coordinated promotional campaigns? The controversy erupted on X when infrastructure developer Mert Mumtaz
Investors and market participants are closely watching a remarkable $9 billion inflow of ERC20 stablecoins to Binance over the past month—a development signaling a substantial build-up of buying power on the world’s largest crypto exchange. This scale of accumulation, highlighted by on-chain analytics, echoes critical liquidity surges seen at key
The XRP ecosystem has recently witnessed a dramatic surge in large-scale whale transactions, raising pivotal questions about the near-term trajectory of Ripple’s native asset. This uptick arrives at a time when crypto markets remain vigilant to volatility and investors seek clear signals amid shifting sentiment. Whale Movements Drive On-Chain Excitement
The second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation is facing renewed downward pressure, with Ethereum slipping below key technical thresholds and approaching the psychologically significant $3,000 mark. What began as a measured correction has evolved into a more pronounced decline, driven by a confluence of institutional withdrawal, accelerated selling from veteran holders,
