Blockchain analytics firm Nansen has launched AI-powered crypto trading tools on Base and Solana, aiming to give retail and institutional traders faster on-chain insights and automated strategy support.
Dogecoin fell 7% in the past 24 hours, sliding below $0.13 as on-chain data pointed to more than $570 million in whale-linked selling, raising fresh questions about large-holder confidence.
Bitcoin’s order book shows a growing buy-side imbalance near $88,000, with bids stacking up as sellers thin out. Analysts say this pressure could fuel a breakout if demand persists.
Midnight’s NIGHT token is under pressure as perpetual futures traders unwind positions and walk away. Derivatives volume is shrinking, sparking sharp price declines and raising liquidity concerns.
A Bitcoin whale has reportedly netted a $50 million profit by going long on BTC, ETH and SOL, underscoring renewed speculative appetite and leverage in the crypto market amid rising volatility.
Bitcoin dipped sharply after major announcements from Coinbase and Robinhood shook crypto markets, but BTC quickly rebounded as buyers stepped in, signaling renewed confidence despite short-term volatility.
Crypto markets climb 6-9% as green dominates the board and meme coins outperform, led by Pepe’s 67% surge. Sentiment brightens further with insights from an exclusive interview with the founder of Infinex.
Global crypto market cap surges to $3.22 trillion as XRP jumps 12%, driven by renewed investor interest. Japan signals official support for digital assets, while the Fear & Greed Index recovers to a neutral stance.
Bitcoin price struggles to hold $88,000 as thin holiday trading saps momentum. Low liquidity and cautious institutional flows cap upside, leaving bulls wary of a potential correction if demand fails to recover.
VTB is seeking regulatory approval to launch Russia’s first bank-run Bitcoin trading desk, a move that could legitimize crypto trading in the country and test Moscow’s evolving stance on digital assets.