Ethereum may still trade below its 2021 peak, but fresh on-chain data suggests the market could be underpricing it. Two clear signals now point to renewed accumulation and steadily growing conviction among long-term holders
Aptos (APT) rose 4.5% to $1.63 in Thursday trading, outperforming the broader crypto market as buyers returned to layer-1 tokens despite muted volumes and lingering macro uncertainty.
Conflux (CFX) jumped 9% after striking a high-profile AI gaming partnership, sparking renewed bullish sentiment. Analysts say a sustained rally toward $0.093 is possible only if trading volume and on-chain activity continue to rise.
Despite popular narratives blaming whales, halving cycles or ETFs, new data shows Bitcoin and altcoin prices are driven more by liquidity flows, macro risk appetite and speculative crowd behavior than by long-term fundamentals.
Bitmine Immersion (BMNR) revealed its ETH holdings have surged to 4.066 million tokens, while total crypto and cash reserves stand at $13.2 billion, underscoring robust liquidity and expansion capacity.
Ripple-backed Evernorth is facing a sharp $220M liquidity drawdown as XRP prices struggle, raising fresh questions over the firm’s exposure, risk controls, and capital resilience.
Dogecoin chatter is heating up again, but price momentum stays subdued. Analysts warn traders to watch the crucial $0.09 support level – a breach could spark a fresh wave of downside pressure
Bitcoin traders weigh whether the bull market is fading as the “AI Manhattan Project” narrative accelerates and Monad’s launch sparks sharp reactions across crypto, from risk-on bets to profit-taking.
Analysts warn that up to 95% of today’s memecoins could be worthless by 2027 as hype fades, liquidity thins and regulators tighten oversight, raising doubts over the sector’s long‑term viability.
Bitcoin surged past $94K as analysts liken crypto’s mainstream breakthrough to the internet’s Netscape era, signaling accelerating institutional adoption and a new phase in digital asset finance.