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Uniswap price jumped to above $4 on Wednesday as Bitcoin retested $68,000. The UNI token could eye $5 amid an oversold bounce across crypto. If bulls fail to rally, key support lies around $3.48 and $3.00. Uniswap (UNI) price has surged nearly 20% in recent trading, climbing to intraday highs above $4.00 as top altcoins retest critical resistance levels. This rebound aligns with Bitcoin’s spike in the past 24 hours, which sees BTC trade above $68,000 and altcoins, including Ethereum, XRP, and BNB, target oversold bounces above $2,000, $1.50, and $620, respectively. As with these top altcoins, on-chain data shows…

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Bitcoin spent the last two days sliding down familiar shelves, and the order book kept printing lower bids as liquidity thinned.However, by Wednesday afternoon, the price traded back toward $65,000 after sweeping the low $63,000s, with the last 24 hours spanning roughly $62,800 to $66,200.The bounce depicts a market that hit the air pocket, found the next ledge, and then checked whether the wrapper still had buyers behind it. Related ReadingBitcoin defends $61k as spot ETF flows swing — if we lose this floor and $56k opens fastBitcoin risks fast repricing toward $56k soon if $61k support gives way. Feb…

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Social media giant Meta is quietly plotting a return to stablecoins. This time, however, the primary beneficiary may not be Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse, but the US Treasury market.On Feb. 24, Coindesk reported that Meta was exploring stablecoin-based payments for a possible rollout in the second half of 2026, likely through a third-party provider rather than a Meta-issued token.The structure marks a break from the Libra era and suggests Meta is pursuing the utility of digital dollars, cheap and instant settlement, without reviving the full political backlash that followed its earlier attempt to build a private global currency.If the effort moves…

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Bitcoin spent the last two days sliding down familiar shelves, and the order book kept printing lower bids as liquidity thinned.However, by Wednesday afternoon, the price traded back toward $65,000 after sweeping the low $63,000s, with the last 24 hours spanning roughly $62,800 to $66,200.The bounce depicts a market that hit the air pocket, found the next ledge, and then checked whether the wrapper still had buyers behind it. Related ReadingBitcoin defends $61k as spot ETF flows swing — if we lose this floor and $56k opens fastBitcoin risks fast repricing toward $56k soon if $61k support gives way. Feb…

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Morpho price jumped 15% to intraday highs of $1.83 to lead altcoin gainers. Morpho’s token has risen since touching lows of $1.02 on February 5, 2026. However, overbought RSI levels above 70 indicate a possible consolidation or pullback. Morpho (MORPHO) price has surged 15% in the past 24 hours, reaching a high of $1.83. The move sees the real-world assets-focused crypto platform solidify its latest bullish flip, with bulls extending control above a pivotal technical threshold. MORPHO is trending higher despite broader market weakness. Morpho’s price surges, up 64% year-to-date Morpho’s token has risen since touching lows of $1.02 on…

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Two regulators converged on the same market from opposite directions in February 2026.The European Securities and Markets Authority warned that derivatives marketed as “perpetual futures” or “perpetual contracts” tied to Bitcoin and Ethereum likely fall within the scope of contracts-for-difference regulations, regardless of what firms call them.Days earlier, US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman Michael Selig announced his agency would use its tools to “onshore” perpetual and other novel derivative products with appropriate safeguards. Related ReadingCrypto faces an offshore liquidity imbalance as US derivatives policy stalls ahead of 2026 showdownLobbying is turning into a moat as lawmakers draft crypto…

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Ethereum (ETH) is stabilising near $1,800–$1,900 after a prolonged sell-off. Whale accumulation and falling leverage hint at reduced downside risk. Strong fundamentals support a potential shift from decline to consolidation. Ethereum (ETH) is showing early signs of stabilisation after weeks of steady downside pressure. The price has been trading near the $1,800–$1,900 zone, an area that has repeatedly acted as support during recent sell-offs. This level matters because it reflects a point where sellers appear to be losing momentum. The broader market context remains cautious, but Ethereum’s behaviour suggests the panic phase may be fading. Over the past month, ETH…

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Public Bitcoin miners collectively held 115,335 BTC as of Feb. 20, worth roughly $7.4 billion at the recent price, but that treasury dropped 4.44% month-over-month, the first sustained contraction since miners began stockpiling coins as balance-sheet assets.The decline wasn’t an accident. Riot Platforms sold 1,818 BTC in December 2025 for $161.6 million in net proceeds. Bitdeer liquidated its entire treasury, selling 189.8 BTC it mined plus dumping 943.1 BTC from reserves to fund a pivot into AI infrastructure backed by $300 million in convertible notes.The pattern suggests miner treasuries are shifting from strategic reserves to working capital, and the timing…

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Curve DAO Token (CRV) price has posted notable gains as the price jumps to $0.24. Bulls could target resistance at $0.40 as Bitcoin eyes fresh momentum. However, on-chain metrics and broader sentiment could cap upside potential. The Curve DAO Token (CRV) was among the top intraday performers in the cryptocurrency market, rising more than 10% over the past 24 hours. The token climbed above $0.24 during early Asian trading hours, supported by a brief market rebound following a bounce in Bitcoin, which helped lift sentiment across altcoins. Some market participants are now looking at potential further gains toward the $0.40…

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Russia has launched a criminal investigation into Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, alleging the platform facilitated terrorist activity and extremist crimes. The probe cites over 150,000 ignored requests to remove content, with officials warning the platform could be labeled an “extremist organisation,” potentially criminalising user subscriptions. Durov dismissed the charges as a pretext to suppress free speech and push users toward a state-monitored alternative called MAX. Pavel Durov is once again dealing with legal issues as Russian authorities have opened a criminal investigation into the Telegram CEO and co-founder. State outlet Rossiyskaya Gazeta, citing Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), said the…

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