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STABLE jumped roughly 20% in 24 hours, breaking above its 20-day exponential moving average (EMA) and signaling a short-term bullish trend shift. Open Interest rose to about $32 million, indicating increased institutional participation in derivatives markets rather than purely retail spot buying. CoinGlass liquidation data shows an unmitigated liquidity cluster near $0.0325 worth approximately $320K, which could act as a magnet for price during continued momentum. Analysts say holding the 20-day EMA is key: if buyers maintain accumulation above that level, a rally toward the $0.0325 cluster is likely; if the EMA fails, STABLE could suffer short-term pullbacks. Primary keywords: STABLE, 20-day EMA, liquidity cluster, Open Interest. Secondary keywords: liquidation heatmap, institutional demand, derivatives.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) tumbled to $0.00000617 — its lowest level since October 2023 — amid a broad crypto market sell-off. Roughly $2.45 billion in liquidations occurred over 24 hours, with about $2.27 billion from long positions and $180 million from shorts, indicating heavy forced selling. Derivatives data from CoinGlass show SHIB futures open interest fell about 11% to $75.74 million, while reported futures volume plunged roughly 193%, signalling rapid reductions in leverage and trader exposure. Thin weekend liquidity and falling spot/futures volumes likely amplified volatility and price moves. Technical indicators show the RSI nearing oversold (~30); immediate support is near $0.0000055, with resistance levels at $0.00000785, $0.00001008 (Jan 5 peak) and $0.00001047. A Shiba Inu team member noted sell-offs often follow repeatable patterns and urged community resilience rather than attempting precise timing. Traders should monitor open interest, futures volume, liquidation levels and the listed support/resistance for signs of stabilization or further downside. This summary is informational and not financial advice.

XRP has seen a marked loss of bullish momentum as repeated failed recovery attempts left the token trading well below key moving averages (50- and 100-day). Sellers dominate, volume spikes accompany declines, and XRP remains in a downtrend with lower highs and lower lows — risking further slides unless bulls reclaim resistance zones. Ethereum experienced a sudden surge in sell-side volume that appears to have forced large liquidations, quickly breaking key support near $2,800 and driving ETH toward the $2,300–$2,400 range. The move erased stability and left ETH trading below major moving averages, with momentum indicators weak and short-term control held by sellers. Shiba Inu posted its worst start to 2026, breaking down from consolidation into fresh local lows on heavy volume. However, RSI readings are extremely oversold, which historically has led to brief relief bounces or consolidation as weak hands exit. Traders should note: XRP and ETH show clear bearish structure and vulnerability to further selling, increasing liquidation risk and volatility; SHIB is deeply oversold and may offer short-term bounce trades but requires clear reclaiming of resistance for sustained recovery. Key keywords: XRP, Ethereum, ETH, Shiba Inu, SHIB, liquidation, moving averages, oversold, RSI, trading volume.

CryptoAppsy is a lightweight mobile app (iOS, Android) that consolidates real-time crypto prices, multi-currency portfolio aggregation, curated news, newly listed-coin data and macroeconomic indicators on a single dashboard. Prices refresh every five seconds from global exchanges. Portfolio support covers major fiat currencies (USD, EUR, TRY, JPY, GBP, CNY, AUD, CAD, CHF, HKD, SGD) and the app offers smart push alerts for price triggers running in the background without mandatory sign-up. The Index tab displays live listings, market caps, volumes and historical charts; a Macro card shows Fed meeting dates, rate expectations, U.S. 10‑year yields, the DXY and unemployment figures. A portfolio-filtered news feed (English, Spanish, Turkish) reduces noise and surfaces relevant developments tied to held assets. The app also highlights newly listed coins and daily earning deals. High user ratings are cited (App Store 5.0, Google Play 4.6). For traders, the combination of low-latency price updates, portfolio-linked news, macro indicators and instant alerts aims to reduce decision latency, help capture rapid moves or arbitrage, and keep users informed of macro events that can drive crypto prices. Content is presented as informational and not investment advice.

WLFI is trading near $0.13 and is testing a critical support at $0.1237 while RSI sits around 30, signaling oversold conditions. Daily trend remains bearish with WLFI below short-term EMAs and a negative MACD; volume (~$218M in 24h) shows market interest but is insufficient to reverse the downtrend. Key technical levels: supports at $0.1237, $0.1109 and $0.0825; resistances at $0.1381, $0.1482 and $0.1908. Hold of $0.1237 could invite short-term bounces (historical 15–20% snaps) and present an attractive ~1:3 risk/reward toward $0.2334, with stops suggested below $0.122. A breakdown below support risks deeper falls toward $0.10 or lower. WLFI is highly correlated with BTC (correlation >0.85); continued BTC weakness (current Supertrend bearish) raises downside risk for WLFI. Traders should watch BTC levels (support 77,540; resistance ~79K) and monitor volume and EMA breaks; a wait-and-see approach, disciplined R/R and hedging are recommended for most portfolios. This analysis is for informational purposes only and not investment advice.

Sam Bankman‑Fried, the former FTX founder, publicly voiced support for Donald Trump and criticized President Joe Biden following the release of Caroline Ellison from federal custody. In posts on X, Bankman‑Fried said “Donald Trump is right on crypto” and praised Trump’s handling of the Nicolás Maduro case as “smart, gutsy, and pro‑democracy.” He blamed the Biden administration for weak crypto policy and singled out the appointment of Gary Gensler as SEC chair as an example of poor judgment. The remarks mark a political shift from Bankman‑Fried, whose 2022 FTX collapse and subsequent legal fallout remain focal points in crypto regulation debates. The article does not report any immediate market moves tied directly to his statements.

Coinbase announced it has added DeepBook (DEEP) and Walrus (WAL) to its asset roadmap. The update signals the exchange is evaluating these tokens for potential future listing or deeper integration across Coinbase products. No timeline, trading pairs, or listing specifics were provided. The announcement is presented as market information and not investment advice. Relevant keywords: Coinbase listing, DEEP, WAL, asset roadmap, token listing.

XRP has slid about 15% over the past seven days and is testing a critical support zone at $1.50. The decline challenges a bullish megaphone pattern that analysts (notably ChartNerdTA) said must hold $1.50 to validate wave 4 before a potential wave 5 advance. XRP trades near $1.60 after a weekly loss of up to 14.88% and a 24‑hour drop of ~2.1% (CoinMarketCap). Technical commentators map immediate resistance at $1.86 and lower supports at $1.38 and $1.02 (Alicharts). A breach below $1.50 could invalidate the bullish structure and accelerate selling toward $1.38 and then $1.02; holding $1.50 keeps the bullish scenario intact. Broader market weakness has pressured XRP alongside other tokens. Traders are watching these levels closely for the next directional move.

A Delaware Chancery judge refused to dismiss a 2023 shareholder derivative lawsuit alleging insider trading by Coinbase executives and board members around the company’s April 2021 direct listing. Plaintiffs claim insiders — including CEO Brian Armstrong (~$291.8M sold) and investor Marc Andreessen (~$118.7M sold via Andreessen Horowitz) — sold roughly $2.9 billion of Coinbase shares and avoided more than $1 billion in losses when the price later fell. Judge Kathaleen McCormick said Coinbase’s internal investigation could be a defense but flagged concerns about the independence of a committee member involved in that review, so the case will proceed to discovery. Coinbase and its directors deny any use of confidential information. The dispute centers on whether the direct listing structure gave insiders an unfair chance to liquidate before the decline. For traders, the ruling keeps civil claims alive and raises the possibility of extended litigation and discovery that could reveal executive communications, timing rationales and governance issues — developments that may increase regulatory scrutiny and short-term volatility in COIN shares. Primary keywords: Coinbase insider trading, Brian Armstrong, Marc Andreessen. Secondary keywords: direct listing, shareholder lawsuit, Delaware Chancery Court, corporate governance, securities litigation.

PEPE has fallen sharply — down 2% in 24 hours, about 14% this week, 31% this month and 66% over the past year — trading near $0.00000412 after a market-cap drop to $2.66 trillion. On-chain indicators suggest accumulation by long-term holders: the MVRV long-short difference is rising toward positive territory, signaling profit dominance returning to long-term holders. Technical indicators show the RSI near 30 and MACD at low levels while price tests long-term support around $0.0000040. Analysts say this combination of oversold conditions, holder accumulation and meme-coin popularity increases the odds of a bounce to $0.00000450 within a week, $0.0000070 by end of Q1, $0.000010 by H2 and $0.000020 by year-end — though a break below $0.0000040 could trigger further declines. The piece also notes alternative presale projects for diversification (example: SUBBD) and reiterates the usual risk disclaimers for crypto trading.

Coinbase has added DEEP and WAL to its official Asset Listing Roadmap, indicating the exchange is formally evaluating both projects for potential future support. DEEP is a token for a decentralized AI compute marketplace that connects GPU providers with AI developers, using a proof-of-compute mechanism and token utility for payments, rewards, and governance. WAL focuses on real-world asset (RWA) tokenization—minting, trading, and custody of blockchain-backed representations of physical or financial assets, with protocol governance and fee utility. Inclusion on Coinbase’s roadmap does not guarantee listing but typically increases visibility, trading activity on other venues, and investor interest. Analysts warn of short-term volatility from a “roadmap effect,” while noting the longer-term credibility and liquidity benefits if a listing occurs. Key considerations for Coinbase’s final decision include technical security, legal and regulatory compliance (especially securities and custody for RWA tokens), liquidity depth, and custody solutions. The move reflects Coinbase’s strategic focus on emerging sectors—AI infrastructure and RWA tokenization—and may guide capital and developer attention toward those niches.

WAL (WAL/USDT) climbed about 5.26% to $0.0957–$0.10 on 24‑hour volume near $11.7M, yet technicals show the token remains in a broader downtrend. Price sits below major moving averages (EMA200 $0.1684, EMA50 $0.1347, EMA20 $0.1192) and the daily trend is classified as downtrend. Momentum indicators are oversold (RSI 30.4; Stochastic ~19.8/13.4) while MACD remains bearish. Key support levels: $0.0931 and $0.0845 (deeper target $0.0330); resistances: $0.0973 and $0.1034 (critical R2). Volatility measures (ATR 0.0113) and Bollinger position (lower half) indicate limited upside momentum. Analysts note a short‑term bounce is possible from oversold conditions, but the bias stays bearish unless price breaks and holds above $0.1034–$0.1099. BTC is noted higher in the session (~$78,903, +1.87%) but described as bearish in context. This is a technical market update — not investment advice.

Litecoin (LTC) shows signs of low-volume accumulation after a sustained downtrend. Price: ~$59.92 (daily), 24h change +2.67%, 24h volume ~$320M (below 7-day avg ~450–500M). Key resistances: $61.69, $65.73, $68.78. Supports: $59.20, $55.00, $39.03. Indicators: RSI ~28 (oversold), MACD bearish, price below EMA20 ($67.94), Supertrend bearish. Volume profile highlights Point of Control near $59.24 and high-volume nodes at $55 and $68. Analysts note low participation on down moves, balanced but overall negative volume delta, and potential stealth accumulation by long-term holders between $55–60. Confirmation of a bullish reversal requires a sustained volume increase (target >$400M) and a break above $61.69 with volume; failure to hold $59.24 risks a move to $55 or lower. BTC correlation remains high (~0.85); BTC holding key supports would reinforce LTC accumulation. Suggested trading approach: wait for volume confirmation above key levels, use stop below $55 for spot trades. Not investment advice.

APEMARS (APRZ) is running a multi-stage presale now in Stage 6, marketing itself as a high-upside opportunity for early investors. The latest update lists Stage 6 entry at $0.00004634 with a targeted listing price of $0.0055, implying theoretical returns in the low- to mid-five-digit percentage range if those figures hold. Across both reports the presale shows progress: earlier coverage cited Stage 5 at an ETH-equivalent price and roughly $112k raised; the later report says about 5.89 billion tokens sold, more than $144k raised and roughly 691 holders. Tokenomics emphasize scarcity and deflationary mechanics (scheduled burns), staged pricing to reward early entry, and a referral program — branded “Orbital Boost” — offering up to 12% bonus tokens (earlier reports noted a 9.34% referral figure). The project runs on Ethereum and promotes staking (previously advertised as a 63% APY becoming available post-listing) and claims audits and transparent distribution. The coverage compares APEMARS to past meme-coin rallies (PEPE, FLOKI, BONK) and frames this presale as a speculative, high-reward, high-risk trade. Participation guidance (use MetaMask/Trust Wallet, fund with ETH/BNB/USDT, connect to presale platform) and promotional links appeared in the source. Note: the articles are sponsored press releases and include a disclaimer that this is not investment advice.

OpenAI has begun diversifying away from relying solely on Nvidia for inference workloads after finding Nvidia GPUs too slow for latency-sensitive tasks such as code generation and software-to-software interactions. The company tested chips with on-chip SRAM (offered by startups like Cerebras and previously Groq) to reduce memory-access latency. OpenAI conducted talks with Groq but those ended after Nvidia signed a large licensing deal with Groq; Groq then shifted focus to cloud software and saw some talent acquired by Nvidia. OpenAI has signed a deal with Cerebras and is exploring AMD GPUs to cover around 10% of future inference needs. Nvidia still powers the majority of OpenAI’s fleet and maintains it offers the best performance-per-dollar; a previously announced potential Nvidia investment of up to $100 billion in OpenAI remains stalled. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman emphasized speed is especially critical for coding models. The move signals broader industry competition as Anthropic and Google use alternative silicon (e.g., Google TPUs) to optimise inference latency.

New York Attorney General Letitia James and Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg led a group of prosecutors who warned Congress that the federal GENIUS Act could shield stablecoin issuers from accountability and allow them to “profit from fraud.” The letter alleges the bill lacks restitution requirements forcing issuers to return frozen or stolen funds to victims and could provide legal cover that makes recovering proceeds of financial crime harder. Prosecutors singled out major issuers Tether and Circle, accusing them of holding reserves in government bonds and collecting substantial interest on assets linked to hacked or scam wallets. They cite Chainalysis data showing illicit crypto receipts reached $154 billion in 2025, with stablecoins comprising 84% of that total, and estimate Tether and Circle earned roughly $1 billion in investment income in 2024 from reserve holdings. The letter also reports Circle held over $114 million in frozen funds as of November 2025. Senate staff say they are reviewing options; the White House Crypto Council plans talks with industry and banking groups about how interest on reserves should be handled and whether stronger consumer protections are needed. For traders: the dispute raises the prospect of regulatory changes affecting stablecoin custody, issuer obligations and on-chain freezing authority. Those developments could drive short-term volatility in USDT/USDC and related markets, alter counterparty risk perceptions, and prompt liquidity shifts on platforms that rely heavily on stablecoins.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) publicly denied that Binance executed a corporate Bitcoin sell-off that triggered the March 15–16, 2025 crash. CZ said on X that large apparent outflows from exchange wallets were aggregated user withdrawals, not an exchange treasury sale. On-chain analytics showed synchronized withdrawals across major exchanges and whale movements to cold storage, consistent with retail panic and risk-off behaviour. CZ also announced a planned conversion of Binance’s SAFU (Secure Asset Fund for Users) from stablecoins into Bitcoin, to be executed incrementally over ~30 days on liquid centralized exchanges to limit market impact. He rejected claims he “ended the supercycle,” stressing market cycles are driven by broader macro, liquidity and regulatory factors. Analysts point to multi-factor causes for the 15%+ two-day BTC decline: thin weekend liquidity, >$1B in long liquidations, macro pressure and regulatory uncertainty. Key takeaways for traders: withdrawals—not corporate sales—likely magnified the crash; SAFU’s staged BTC purchases signal institutional-level accumulation which may provide medium-term support; expect elevated volatility in the short term given ongoing macro and regulatory risk. Primary keywords: Binance, Changpeng Zhao, SAFU, Bitcoin, market crash. Secondary/semantic keywords: exchange outflows, user withdrawals, on-chain analytics, liquidity, liquidations.

SpaceX has officially acquired xAI, consolidating Elon Musk’s private rocket business and his AI startup under one company. Musk announced the deal in a memo calling the move a step toward a “vertically-integrated innovation engine.” The acquisition aligns SpaceX’s satellites, rockets and launch infrastructure with xAI’s model development as Musk pursues space-based computing and solar power collection to meet projected AI energy demands. xAI remains an early-stage competitor to established AI firms such as OpenAI and Anthropic. The article also notes the difficulty retail investors face accessing SpaceX pre-IPO shares — restricted to accredited investors or via costly workarounds like SPVs, interval funds, and select ETFs — and lists examples of funds with SpaceX exposure (Baron Partners Fund, Private Shares Fund, ARK Venture Fund, XOVR, RONB). Key keywords: SpaceX acquisition, xAI, Elon Musk, space-based computing, orbital data centers, AI power demand, pre-IPO access, SPV, private shares.

Bitcoin (BTC) has shown renewed weakness, prompting Galaxy Digital’s head of research to warn of a potential deeper pullback. Price action indicates downside risk as key support levels are tested; analysts cite deteriorating market structure and low momentum. The warning from a prominent institutional research team adds weight to bearish sentiment among traders, potentially increasing short-term volatility. Traders are advised to monitor critical BTC support levels, on-chain indicators, and macro cues — including risk appetite and liquidity — which could accelerate moves lower if negative. While the pullback risk is emphasized for the near term, longer-term holders may view dips as accumulation opportunities depending on broader macro stability and regulatory developments.

A viral post on X claimed Satoshi Nakamoto sold 10,000 BTC (~$760–800M), citing an Arkham Intelligence screenshot. On-chain verification shows the screenshot misrepresents ledger data: there is no record of a 10,000 BTC outflow from known addresses linked to Satoshi. Instead, Nakamoto-linked wallets (estimated ~1.096M BTC) show only tiny inflows and dust movements, with no major transfers in over 12 years. Bitcoin was trading around $76,800 at the time, having recently dipped near mid-$70,000s. The rumor likely spread because any purported movement from Satoshi’s stash — historically untouched and worth tens of billions — would be market-moving. Traders should note the claim was debunked by checking on-chain records; however, similar false alarms can increase volatility and trigger knee‑jerk trading responses.

Bitcoin’s recent price decline has reignited debate among market analysts over whether the move signals a temporary correction or the start of a longer bear market. Bloomberg senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone issued a bearish outlook, likening current conditions to the 2008 financial crisis and saying Bitcoin, silver and copper look overvalued; he forecast further substantial declines and recommended staying in Treasury bonds while stock market volatility remains low. CoinRoutes CEO Dave Weisberger offered a contrasting view, calling the drop a “time-based capitulation” but arguing Bitcoin’s fundamentals and transparent market structure remain strong; he noted that regulatory recognition (e.g., treat Bitcoin as “clean collateral”) could be transformative. Macroeconomic analyst James Lavish framed Bitcoin as a “tip of the risk spear,” linking its weakness to broader liquidity and refinancing risk for U.S. debt amid AI-driven deflationary pressures. The differing views highlight uncertainty about near-term price direction and implications for trader positioning: potential extended downside if macro risk materializes versus a buying opportunity if fundamentals and regulatory progress support renewed demand. Primary keywords: Bitcoin, BTC price, market outlook; secondary/semantic keywords: bear market, crypto winter, Treasury bonds, Fed policy, liquidity, capitulation.

XRP derivatives open interest has dropped to roughly $902 million, the lowest level since 2024, as leveraged positions unwind across major exchanges. CryptoQuant-sourced data show open interest fell sharply from 2025 highs when it routinely exceeded $2.5–3.0 billion. Binance’s XRP contracts account for about $458 million of current open interest, and declines are broad-based rather than a transfer of leverage between platforms. Price has remained relatively stable despite the contraction in leveraged exposure. Analysts frame this as a leverage “clean-up” that typically reduces short-term volatility and can lead to consolidation or the building of a price base. Two scenarios are highlighted: (1) a balanced market if open interest stays low while price stabilizes, or (2) the start of a new trend if open interest rebounds alongside improving price momentum. For traders, the drop in open interest signals lower amplification of moves from liquidations and funding, favoring range-bound strategies and lower-risk position sizing until leverage returns or clear directional momentum appears.

GameStop’s CEO indicated the company is unlikely to dump its Bitcoin holdings and hinted at a “way more compelling” strategic move ahead. The remarks follow GameStop’s prior purchase of Bitcoin as part of its treasury diversification. The CEO emphasized long-term strategic options over an outright sale, suggesting potential uses such as expanding crypto-related business initiatives, integrating digital assets into operations, or reallocating capital toward company-specific growth rather than liquidating BTC. No firm timetable or concrete plan was disclosed. Market-relevant facts: GameStop holds Bitcoin on its balance sheet (company-confirmed prior purchase), leadership signals intent to retain rather than sell, and the firm may pursue alternate crypto or retail-business strategies that could increase operational exposure to digital assets. For traders, the key takeaways are: expect limited immediate selling pressure from this holder, monitor GameStop announcements for specific crypto integrations or token initiatives, and watch for correlated moves in meme-stock and on-chain sentiment that could amplify volatility in BTC, GME and related assets. Primary keywords: GameStop, Bitcoin, BTC, crypto, treasury. Secondary/semantic keywords: balance sheet, crypto strategy, sell-off risk, corporate treasury diversification, meme-stock.

Former President Donald Trump has publicly claimed he delivered the "biggest" contribution to the cryptocurrency sector. Reporting around this assertion emphasizes the need to separate political rhetoric from verifiable policy action. The Trump administration (2017–2021) coincided with key crypto-era developments: the SEC rejected multiple spot Bitcoin ETF applications, the CFTC classified Bitcoin as a commodity, FinCEN proposed stricter wallet rules, and initial IRS guidance on digital assets emerged. No comprehensive federal crypto legislation passed during that period. Analysts note crypto’s growth was driven largely by developers, entrepreneurs and global regulators; other jurisdictions (EU’s MiCA, Singapore, Switzerland) have since advanced clearer frameworks. Experts evaluate political contribution by tangible outcomes — enacted laws, regulatory clarity, agency appointments, and support for innovation — and find the defining regulatory milestones for crypto are still unfolding in Congress and agencies. Market reaction to political statements can cause short-term volatility; the article highlights that long-term market impact depends on concrete policy implementation. Conclusion: Trump’s claim is rhetorical rather than demonstrably the single biggest contribution; meaningful effects on trading and institutional adoption will hinge on future legislation and regulatory clarity.

SpaceX has acquired Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI and announced plans to build the first generation of space-based AI data centers: modular compute satellites in low Earth orbit powered by near-constant solar energy and passive vacuum cooling. The combined private valuation after the deal is reported at about $1.25 trillion. The merged strategy vertically integrates SpaceX’s launch and Starlink satellite internet capabilities with xAI’s large-model ambitions, aiming to bypass terrestrial power and cooling limits for training and serving AI models. Technical and regulatory challenges remain: radiation-hardened hardware, latency, launch costs, and satellite replacement/retirement cycles (FCC ~5-year norms). Reports also highlight integration risks — differing company missions, high xAI cash burn, and reported loosened safety controls on xAI’s Grok chatbot — that could draw regulatory and public scrutiny. A Starlink privacy-policy update that would allow customer data to be used for AI training unless users opt out was noted as relevant to future data pipelines. Media coverage also links the move to renewed IPO speculation for SpaceX, with past reports suggesting a potential mid-June offering that could raise up to $50 billion and value SpaceX between $1.25–1.5 trillion. For crypto traders, key takeaways are: stronger strategic synergies across Musk’s ecosystem (which can affect sentiment in assets tied to Musk), potential long-term demand shifts in cloud/satellite services, large capital needs and financing activity that could influence risk appetite, and elevated regulatory scrutiny that may increase market volatility. Primary keywords: SpaceX, xAI, space-based data centers, Starlink, AI infrastructure. The main keyword (SpaceX) appears multiple times to aid SEO and discovery.

Trump Media & Technology Group has set Feb. 2, 2026 as the record date for a planned shareholder token distribution: any holder of at least one full DJT share (beneficial or registered) on that date will qualify. The company says the tokens will be issuer-controlled, custodied by Trump Media (with details on minting, allocation and distribution to follow), non‑transferable and not redeemable for cash or equity. The tokens are explicitly described as non‑securities and not investment instruments; their intended use is for loyalty and access benefits across Truth Social, Truth+, and Truth.Fi (discounts, platform perks, event access). By constraining transferability and denying monetary or ownership value, Trump Media aims to limit securities-law exposure and distinguish this program from tradable Trump‑branded memecoins that trade on open markets. For traders, the move is likely to have limited direct price impact on DJT‑linked tokens because tokens are non‑tradable, but political optics and ongoing regulatory scrutiny could still shape market narratives. Watch for post‑record‑date details on minting, custody (Crypto.com was previously cited as a minting partner in earlier disclosures), distribution mechanics and any future changes in transferability or utility that could alter regulatory or market perception.

Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) publicly dismissed accusations that he or Binance triggered a recent crypto sell-off by dumping $1 billion in bitcoin. On X, CZ called the allegations “imaginative FUD,” denied that Binance moved or sold funds from its wallets to cause the weekend drop below $75,000, and said the balances change only when users withdraw. He also defended Binance’s plan to convert its $1 billion SAFU (Secure Asset Fund for Users) from stablecoins into BTC, saying purchases will be executed over 30 days using Binance’s centralized liquidity rather than DEXs. CZ pushed back on claims that his earlier comment — that he’s “less confident” about a crypto “supercycle” — somehow canceled the bull thesis, responding with humor and clarifying he lacks market-moving powers. The comments come amid lingering scrutiny of Binance’s role in the Oct. 10 flash crash that erased about $19 billion in leveraged positions; rival exchange executives have publicly blamed Binance for liquidity issues during that event. Key figures: Changpeng Zhao; context: Binance SAFU conversion, $1B figure, weekend drop under $75,000, Oct. 10 flash crash (~$19B losses). Primary keywords: Binance, Changpeng Zhao, BTC dump, SAFU conversion, crypto sell-off. Secondary/semantic keywords: market liquidity, flash crash, centralized exchange, DEX, supercycle.

Bitcoin weakness and six consecutive days of ETF outflows have pushed BTC toward $74k and sparked broad risk-off selling across altcoins. XRP, Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB) are each trading inside long-running descending channels and have been driven into oversold RSI territory, opening the possibility of short-term relief bounces. Expected resistance targets for such bounces are roughly $1.80 for XRP, $0.12–$0.13 for DOGE, and $0.0000088–$0.0000090 for SHIB. However, the article warns these moves are likely corrective unless prices reclaim and hold channel resistance on daily closes; failure to do so could push XRP toward $1.40, DOGE toward $0.09, and SHIB toward $0.0000060. The piece also highlights a promoted project, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), positioning as a Bitcoin Layer-2 with Solana-like speed, reporting a presale raise and staking rewards. Key takeaways for traders: watch Bitcoin stability and ETF flows, treat any altcoin rallies as likely corrective while tracking daily closes at the specified resistance levels, and manage risk given thin alt liquidity and continued market capitulation.

AVAX is trading near $10.15 under clear downtrend pressure with RSI ~29.8 (oversold) and a bearish Supertrend. Daily range is $9.53–$10.32, 24h volume about $350M. Key resistances: $10.52, $11.26, $11.73; supports: $10.12, $9.675, $9.16 (main invalidation). Short-term bullish targets exist (e.g., $14.86, +46%), but the dominant technical weight favors downside — a bearish target of $5.91 (−42%) is possible if supports break. Risk/reward is roughly 1:1; recommended risk management: tight stop losses (structural support or ATR-based, e.g., just below $9.16), small position sizes (risk 1–2% of capital), and limited leverage (max ~5x if using futures). AVAX shows high correlation with Bitcoin (~0.85); further BTC weakness (below $77k) could amplify AVAX losses 2–3x, while BTC strength would help alts recover. Traders should prioritize capital protection, wait for clear break of $10.52/EMA20 (~$11.75) for meaningful recovery signals, and monitor BTC closely. This analysis is informational and not investment advice.