Category: Crypto news

According to analyst Crypto Joe (@CryptoJoeReal), a falling wedge pattern recently emerged on the 30-minute chart of WLD/USDT. This setup formed during a downtrend as the price consolidated between two descending trendlines, eventually breaking out above the upper boundary. Wedge formations of this nature are often associated with bullish reversals, particularly when accompanied by rising volume at the breakout point.

SOL’s been playing it cool, narrowing its range, and we’re thinking, “Hey, maybe it’s time for a range expansion?” 🤔 And with those bulls buying on every teeny-tiny dip, an upside breakout is looking pretty darn likely! 🚀

But hold on to your hats, folks—this stash is still less than 5% of Tether’s supposed USDT reserves. Aaaaand guess what? No audit yet. Shocked? Didn’t think so. While Tether may be flexing its shiny new vault, there are still big questions swirling around the company’s inner workings. 🤔

Firstly, choose a launchpad that truly curates its projects. While all launchpads claim to be discerning, some are more selective than others. The leading platforms, such as DAO Maker, Poolz Finance, Polkastarter, and Coin Terminal, have the luxury of being choosy, and their track records speak for themselves. However, do not blindly follow the crowd – conduct your own research to determine which projects are most likely to succeed.

How’d they do it? BitFuFu’s empire keeps growing—like my cholesterol when I look at cheesecake. Of the coins mined, 387 BTC came from cloud mining (mining in the clouds, who knew?), and 58 BTC from self-mining, which jumped nearly 35%. Somebody get these guys a trophy or at least a nice pastrami sandwich!

🚨 America Party Faces Early Questions 🚨

Let’s talk bubbles—not the Prosecco kind, sadly. Into The Cryptoverse brings news that Cardano’s bubble risk is just “moderate”, clinging to the safety rail right under 1. So, it’s rising, but not about to explode in a dazzling, meme-worthy downfall. No red, scary spikes. No reckless FOMO-fueled mooning. Just teetering on the edge, loving the attention, but not quite ready for a breakdown (relatable).

Historically, the 0.60–0.75 range is where 20–35% price shakeouts tend to strike, typically ahead of euphoric peaks. 🌪️

On-chain data suggests that institutional demand for BTC has been on the rise since the start of the second quarter. On the other hand, the demand for the token from retail investors has taken a major hit since the start of the year, rising marginally as the price marked a new ATH, but dropping later. This suggests that institutions are driving the current BTC uptrend, with ETFs and corporate treasuries accumulating aggressively. Meanwhile, retail’s relative absence could mean pent-up FOMO if the price breaks range, leading to sharp volatility as new buyers pile in, and also more risks of local tops when sentiment spikes. 📈

Traders spot a “flag” shape when price moves sideways after a drop and rise. Bitcoinensus pointed out that PEPE first formed one flag, then shot up from about $0.0000015 to $0.000015—a roughly 10x gain.