Bitcoin already has new key price levels beyond current all-time highs as traders wait for Ether price discovery to hit. Key points: Bitcoin takes another shot at price discovery as volatility returns with Wall Street traders. Crypto liquidations pass $500 million in 24 hours. Read more
Multiple technical setups suggest a potential XRP price rally toward $6 and above amid increasing futures open interest. Key takeaways: Increasing open futures open interest puts XRP in a good position to challenge new all-time highs. XRP price technicals are suggesting a rally to $6 next. Read more
Altcoin season may finally upon us — but it’s not the altseason you remember. Wall Street money and infinite memecoins have changed the game. Theres probably nothing more reliable in crypto than traders yelling ALTSEASON IS HERE every time Bitcoin stumbles against altcoins. Heck, theyve been saying it religiously since mid-2024, and theyre starting to do it again now after Bitcoin dominance fell under 60% over the weekend, its lowest level since February. Except this time, they may be onto something; ETH is within sight of new all-time highs, and other altcoins are looking ready to pounce. Read more
Ethereum's $1 trillion security initiative aims to attract institutional capital, but the chain’s transparent mempool enables $1.8 billion in malicious MEV extraction. Opinion by: Loring Harkness, Head of Commercial at brainbot GmbH and Shutter Earlier this year, the Ethereum Foundation launched a $1 trillion security initiative, a development in its wider campaign to tailor the chain’s image for its new audience of non-crypto retail investors, Wall Street and traditional financial institutions. On paper, the initiative is nothing but a good thing. Ethereum, recognizing its shortcomings, is refreshing. The proposed approach also offers a clear path to being “far greater” regarding security — a direction that will provide the industry we hope to attract to crypto with peace of mind. For Ethereum’s security problem, however, too much transparency is fundamentally the problem. Read more