#Cryptocurrency

Trump Media partners with Crypto.com to award digital tokens to shareholders. Explore the details of the 2025 distribution plan and the 'crypto capital' agenda.

An analysis of 5 years of Bitcoin CME futures and on-chain data reveals a historically weak support level in the $70,000-$80,000 range. Here's what this 'support gap' means for future price volatility.

XRP spot ETF net assets have crossed $1.25 billion on strong institutional demand, yet the price remains capped below the $1.90 resistance level. An analysis of what's next.

Bitcoin experienced a brief flash crash to $24,000 on a single Binance pair due to thin liquidity, not a market-wide event. This highlights the risks for traders using less common stablecoin pairs.

XRP's price has fallen 1.7% despite the launch of 'earnXRP', a new DeFi yield product. Analytics firm Santiment notes that current negative social sentiment could be a contrarian signal for a rebound.

Aptos (APT) has slipped 1% to $1.56 amid broader market weakness and thin holiday trading. We analyze the key technical battle between $1.63 resistance and $1.56 support.

Trump Media (DJT) moved 2,000 BTC worth $174 million, raising questions. Analysis suggests it's not a sale but a strategic reshuffling, signaling an active corporate crypto treasury strategy.

Bitcoin has been stuck in a tight $85k-$90k range for weeks. A massive $27 billion options expiry event on Dec. 26 could finally trigger a breakout, with key data points suggesting a move higher.

In 2025, gold has surged over 70% to record highs while Bitcoin, the so-called 'digital gold,' has faltered. We analyze the reasons for this divergence and what it means for investors.

Dogecoin (DOGE) has fallen below the key $0.13 support level. A massive 53,000% surge in futures volume on BitMEX signals traders are bracing for bigger price swings ahead.

Aptos (APT) declined 2.8% amid a wider market slump, but trading volume surged 35% above average. Find out why this signals institutional rotation out of mid-cap altcoins.

Bybit, the world's second-largest crypto exchange, will restrict services for Japanese residents from 2026 to comply with the country's tough financial regulations, a move that contrasts with its recent re-entry into the U.K.