Ripple Price Analysis: What’s Next for XRP After a Brutal 31% Monthly Drop?

Ripple’s XRP is no longer trading within a corrective or range-bound environment. The recent price action reflects a clear liquidity-driven unwind, where prior reaction zones have failed to hold, and the asset is now probing deeper demand with limited structural support overhead. Ripple Price Analysis: The Daily Chart On...
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Bitcoin Lacks ‘Fundamental Narrative’ To Draw Investors, Says Jordi Visser — Macro Guru Argues Most Will Favor Biggest ‘Liquid Companies’ Over BTC

Veteran Wall Street investor Jordi Visser weighed in on Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: BTC) recent crash on Friday, stressing that the cryptocurrency remains inextricably linked to developments in traditional finance. Are Institutional Investors Losing Interest In Bitcoin? During an interview with entrepreneur and investor Anthony Pompliano, Visser was asked bout the...
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Is $1.8K the Bottom? ETH Hits Critical Demand Zone (Ethereum Price Analysis)

Ethereum remains under heavy bearish pressure, with recent price action confirming a continuation of the broader downtrend. The market is currently reacting to a major sell-side expansion, and both technical structure and on-chain liquidity dynamics suggest that the asset is still navigating a critical phase where downside targets remain...
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Bithumb recovers nearly all Bitcoin after recent airdrop error

South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb said it has recovered nearly all of the Bitcoin mistakenly distributed during a promotional error that briefly disrupted prices on its platform earlier this month. Bithumb says 99.7% of mistaken BTC has been recovered In…...
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What Really Triggered Feb. 5’s Bitcoin Crash? Jeff Park’s New Theory

Bitcoin got hit hard on Feb. 5 (down 13.2%), and Jeff Park’s take is pretty blunt: this didn’t look like a crypto headline. It looked more like tradfi plumbing: margin, derivatives, and ETF mechanics, running through spot Bitcoin ETFs, with BlackRock’s IBIT right in the middle. Here’s the odd...
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