A private coalition of crypto companies has frozen more criminal assets in one year than most government agencies manage in five. Their data reveals an alarming evolution in digital crime.
A high-profile account freeze at MEXC ended abruptly when public scrutiny forced the exchange to release $3.1 million and issue an unprecedented apology—but questions about smaller traders remain.
Data from DeFiLlama shows that aggregated exchange-traded funds across several approved Bitcoin [BTC] and Ethereum [ETH] ...
While Bitcoin miners receive a fraction of the cryptocurrency they once did, their rewards in dollar terms have reached ...
The TRX price is in a downtrend, sliding by 7% over the past seven days to $0.29. Its performance on higher timeframes isn’t ...
Market volatility is showing up clearly in Binance’s flow data. In October, the exchange logged nearly $6 billion in USDT and ...
A private crypto company now ranks among the world's top 20 holders of U.S. government debt. Tether's $135 billion Treasury ...
Why does Bitcoin’s Futures activity appear hollow despite rising volumes? Retail traders dominate short-term moves, while ...
XRP is losing momentum, and whales are starting to exit. After failing to breakout above $3 in early October, XRP has faced numerous rejections and now cannot even break $2.60. Holder frustration is ...
Chainlink’s consolidation phase between $16.40 and $18.77 shows a maturing structure rather than weakness. Despite recent ...
The October 10 crash wiped out $19 billion in leveraged positions, derailing bullish momentum. BTC is expected to stay range-bound early in the month, with a potential rally to $120,000 mid-November.
According to Farzad, CZ-linked wallet sold 35 million Aster tokens worth $30.42 million. As a result, the Aster price crashed massively as investors and holders panicked and sold. However, Aster ...
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