Will traditional banks join the crypto custody space? Here's what's going on with SAB 121.

DOGE's price retraced from its initial increase, affected by low Open Interest. What's next?

The volume of Ethereum deposits into exchanges has increased of late, but it has not had a notable impact on reserves. 

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The crypto market is calm and poised for a surge. Altcoins remain at low prices, […]

KAS, the native token of the Kaspa project, was officially launched in November 2021.By becoming […]

TIA's market structure break on the daily chart is a hopeful sign, but the lower timeframes reflect bearish sentiment.

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Despite bullish expectations from macro front, BTC failed to reclaim the $60K mark. What's next?

On-chain activity, highlighted by a notable transfer, suggests a potential price rally as investors prepare for the ETF launch.

Custodial wallets with no outflows have been adding during the price dip, reinforcing the "accumulation" argument.

The recent recovery for ONDO bolstered bulls, but can they push forward?

SHIB faces short-term selling pressure that could undermine its recent 12.77% rise.

TON's Open Interest remains at the $261 million level even though prices jump from $7.2 to $7.4.

XRP shows potential for a bullish surge, with key indicators suggesting a possible path to new ATH.

Former President Trump to speak at Bitcoin 2024 amidst the House's vote to delay Biden's SEC veto.

The decline in Bitcoin dominance may give way to a shift in market dynamics. Will altcoins lead?

The 78.6% Fib retracement level has been a strong support level over the past six weeks, and bulls were able to drive a price bounce from there.

Will BNB's recent price surge, driven by Binance's new loan services, sustain in the long term?

Uniswap rebounds from a crucial support level amid whale accumulation, signaling a potential 44% upswing.