Bitcoin’s relief bounce has slowed down following an aggressive short-term rally. After jumping past key levels last week, buyers now face two major

This Friday, we examine Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Binance Coin, and Hyperliquid in greater detail. Ethereum (ETH) This week, Ethereum managed to reclaim

And, all eyes have now turned to the US Fed for next week's FOMC meeting.

Ethereum holds above key support at $3,150. Analysts point to $3,700 as the next target, with resistance ahead at $3,900 and $4,800.

XRP trades at $2.07 as analysts watch for a breakout toward $9.50. Key chart patterns form while holders reduce exposure and sentiment drops.

Many larger-cap alts have it even worse than BTC.

The team said they incorporated AI to improve the KYC procedures.

Hotstuff Labs today announced the public testnet for Hotstuff L1, a DeFi Layer 1 blockchain powered by DracoBFT, a custom-built consensus protocol.

Strive is pushing back against MSCI’s plan to remove companies with significant digital-asset exposure from its global indexes.

The total crypto market cap is down by over $60 billion daily.

Bitcoin's $100K target remains viable as Fed policy shifts, liquidity clusters form, and technicals suggest breakout above $95K resistance.

It has been a few weeks since the first XRP ETF debuted in the US - here's how it's going.

Analysts say a break above 1.0 in the buy/sell ratio could launch Ethereum toward the $3,500 to $4,000 level.

Ethereum’s recent rally has stalled at the $3.2K resistance zone, where heavy selling pressure triggered a clear rejection. The asset is now trading

Cardano is rebounding from $0.40 support, with analysts watching for a move toward $1.60 if resistance at $0.51 is cleared.

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Florida appeals court allows $80M Bitcoin theft lawsuit against Binance to proceed, overturning prior dismissal decision.

Companies mirroring Saylor's Bitcoin strategy face 43% stock decline as debt obligations and zero-yield holdings trigger shareholder losses.

The euro stablecoin market has doubled since MiCA’s rollout, reaching roughly $680 million in market cap.

South Korea to require crypto exchanges compensate users for hacks and failures after $30.1M Upbit breach, matching bank liability standards.

Ether held on centralized exchanges has fallen to its lowest level in history, fueling speculation that a supply squeeze may be forming.