Author: 行政
LayerZero (ZRO) has absorbed a major token unlock as demand outweighs new supply. Speculation and leverage have led to a clean breakout above $2.20 resistance. Holding $2.20 support could open upside toward the $2.60–$2.70 zone. LayerZero is currently commanding attention across the crypto market as its native token ZRO pushes higher despite heavy supply-side headwinds. The ZRO price has surged decisively above the critical $2.20 resistance level, defying expectations tied to recent token unlocks. At the time of writing, ZRO is trading near $2.21, posting gains of over 12% in 24 hours, 35% over the past week, and more than…
Dogecoin shows weakness as price tests $0.12. Bears could target lows of $0.10 if memecoins continue selling off. The macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds give bears an upper hand. Dogecoin continues to exhibit signs of vulnerability amid broader market pressures. The token’s price hovered lower and hit lows near the critical support level of $0.12. The intraday decline of 2% aligns with broader losses across the altcoin market. But with memecoins showing greater weakness, analysts are warning that an extended dip risks deeper pain for DOGE. Struggles for Pepe, Shiba Inu and other top memecoins are testing investor resilience. Dogecoin price…
Tether Gold (XAUt) outperforms crypto as investors rotate into gold-backed safety. Whale accumulation and new liquidity channels reinforce bullish momentum. Key levels to watch are the support at $4,800 and the resistance at $5,000. Tether Gold (XAUt) is drawing intense market attention as its price surges alongside a historic rally in physical gold. The token, which is backed 1:1 by allocated gold stored in Swiss vaults, has benefited directly from growing global demand for safe-haven assets. As geopolitical tensions, especially in the Middle East, rise and uncertainty weighs on risk assets, investors are increasingly turning to gold and gold-linked digital…
Bitcoin regret is coming for anyone ignoring Coinbase CEO’s 5% rule as banks fight to cap gains
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong told Bloomberg at Davos that investors who don’t have at least 5% of their net worth in Bitcoin will “probably be pretty sad” by 2030.Recently, Morgan Stanley’s wealth management division published portfolio guidelines capping crypto exposure at 4% maximum for even its most aggressive growth models. Both used “5%” as their anchor. Neither meant the same thing.The post-ETF era didn’t just mainstream Bitcoin ownership, it turned position sizing into the new battleground. Financial advisors, wealth managers, and compliance officers now treat roughly 5% as a responsible ceiling for a volatile satellite holding.Meanwhile, crypto executives are trying…
Hedera (HBAR) has intensified its downward trajectory. The token slipped towards the $0.10 mark amid persistent selling pressure and broader cryptocurrency market weakness. This decline comes despite the partnership with the McLaren F1 Team. Hedera’s price fell alongside other cryptocurrencies on Friday, reaching intraday lows near $0.10. After seeing a sharp decline on January 19, HBAR rebounded slightly to around $0.115. However, sell-off pressure across the risk assets market has pushed bulls into the woods to leave the brief upside as a mask of a likely deeper rot. It’s an outlook mirrored across the altcoin ecosystem as Bitcoin struggles below…
The following is a guest post by Nischal Shetty, co-founder and President at Shardeum.On 2nd January 2026, an anonymous trader on crypto prediction platform Polymarket put down roughly $30,000 on a contract that Nicolás Maduro would be out of power by 31 January 2026. Within hours of a U.S. special forces raid that resulted in Maduro’s capture, that position was worth more than $436,000. Meanwhile, traders had placed over $10.5 million on related bets about a U.S. invasion this year, many tying outcomes to specific deadlines in January, March, and December. Some participants staked tens of thousands of dollars on…
Key takeaways BTC is down less than 1% as the market remains choppy. The leading cryptocurrency could retest the $87k support level before rallying higher. BTC’s price action remains choppy The cryptocurrency market continues to underperform as BTC and the other leading coins are in the red. Bitcoin has lost 0.7% of its value in the last 24 hours and is now trading around $89,150. The broader cryptocurrency market is attempting to stabilize after this week’s sell-off. Bitcoin price started the week on a negative note, closing below key support levels: the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) at $91,942. The…
Crypto’s $50 billion lie masks a brutal reality where massive mergers are quietly killing off every new experiment
The crypto industry’s capital headline for 2025 looks like a comeback story: $50.6 billion across 1,409 transactions, up sharply from 2024’s totals.However, the composition tells a different story.According to the annual Crypto Fundraising Report, 43.7% of that capital came from just 21 mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Traditional venture capital and private investment accounted for $23.3 billion across 829 deals, while public sales and IPOs contributed $5.2 billion across 155 transactions.The gap between the headline and the segmentation matters. In 2025, capital didn’t flood back into thousands of new crypto experiments.Nearly half the dollars were in consolidation, with winners buying infrastructure,…
Key takeaways PI is down 1.6% in the last 24 hours, reversing some of its Thursday gains. The bearish performance comes despite Pi Network announcing a creator event and new updates to support easy Pi payment integration. PI dips below $0.19 as bearish trend resumes PI, the native coin of the Pi network, has lost 1.6% of its value in the last 24 hours and is now trading above $0.18. The bearish performance comes despite Pi Network announcing plans on Wednesday to boost the ecosystem, including a creator event, integration of the PI payments system into apps built on the…
Bitcoin is bleeding against gold’s record breakout but a “power law” slip hints at a $324k price snapback
I keep thinking about the kind of person who owns a little Bitcoin tucked away for the future, a little gold tucked away for the past.They are usually calm people; they do not trade headlines, they do not care about the daily noise, and they just want something solid on both sides of the monetary fence. For years that felt sensible, because Bitcoin’s long arc against gold looked like a one-way street, more ounces over time, fewer regrets.Then January happened.Gold sprinted. Bitcoin did not.Gold pushed toward record territory, flirting with $4,900 an ounce, fueled by the kind of anxiety that…