Bitcoin is currently fighting to break above $90,000, and its inability to move past this zone is worrying many analysts. Some believe that failing to convincingly reclaim the level may trigger deeper crashes and extended liquidations across the market.

See how BlackRock’s 2026 outlook is steering crypto interest and why many investors view the Digitap ($TAP) presale as a stand out early-stage option

Ethereum price slips 8% as investors explore high-growth crypto presales like Digitap, driven by new upgrades and shifting market sentiment

Hyperliquid came out strong on Monday. Traders rushed in after a sharp bounce, and the early reaction suggested the token might finally break out of its tight range.

Explore how Cardano’s smart-contract framework and Remittix’s payment-focused token differ as investors assess real-world utility in evolving crypto trends.

See how Bitcoin’s recovery shapes short-term price expectations and why utility-focused projects like Remittix are drawing fresh market attention.

Three years ago, I had a "strategy" for crypto that was basically: buy stuff that sounds promising, hold it on whatever exchange I bought it on, check prices way too often, make emotional decisions, repeat.

If you’re new to crypto, you’ve likely heard about “rug pulls.” They're the nasty moments when a shiny project suddenly disappears with your money. Rug pulls are among the most common scams in decentralized finance (DeFi), where developers shove liquidity into a token, attract buyers, and then vanish, leaving everyone holding basically worthless tokens. Rug pulls have been the subject of academic analysis, and researchers have studied hundreds of real events to understand how they work and how you might spot them ahead of time.

Ethereum is getting crushed. Price has slid into the low $1900 after a brutal flush that wiped out roughly $227 million in long positions in under an hour.