Machi Big Brother, a cryptocurrency trader who frequently makes high-risk bets using leverage, lost $545,000 in a single day, according to data from Arkham, a firm that analyzes blockchain activity.
On a fateful May 16th, Aralez, a crypto soothsayer of dubious repute, unleashed his predictions upon the unsuspecting masses. For the second quarter, he foresees Bitcoin plummeting to $58,000 and Ethereum to $1,700-a tragedy of Shakespearean proportions. At present, both currencies sit comfortably above these dire figures, but Aralez insists the fall is nigh. A 24% drop for Bitcoin, a 19% slide for Ethereum-surely the heavens will weep!
ZachXBT, the on‑chain sleuth whose titles roll like curling snow, has unfurled a golden grab bag brimming with ten thousand dollars for truthful confessions about the enigmatic Hong Kong trader Heisenberg Guru, fondly nicknamed HSBG. The announcement appears to have slipped through Telegram’s velvet needles, seamed with promises for documented evidence that could illuminate alleged ballet‑like manipulations of the $RIVER token.
I’m watching Bitcoin right now, and it’s trading around $76,750. It’s currently below all of its key moving averages – the 20-hour one is at $77,580, the 50-hour is at $78,120, the 100-hour is at $78,767, and the 200-hour is even higher at $79,350. This suggests a potential downtrend, at least in the short term.
Currently, the technical indicators for the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), a major Bitcoin ETF, don’t suggest a clear upward or downward trend. Investors are now focused on whether Bitcoin can hold its current price level and potentially rise to fill a gap in the CME futures market around $79,200.
If Congress poofs the plan before the August recess, we’ll be staring at a decade of “What the heck were we even trying to do?”
For almost a year now, most people have dismissed Dogecoin, with its popularity and price falling significantly. The enthusiastic community that once supported the meme coin has largely disappeared. However, a specific indicator that has accurately predicted every major low point in Dogecoin’s price since 2015 suggests now is a good time to pay attention.
He calls the crew “Sion, Chao, and the legendary River” (RIVER). He’s begging whistleblowers to send chat logs, contracts, or any juicy internal memos that show how the trio orchestrated a price‑bull‑fight across Bitget, Binance, and Gate. Classic. The thing is, who actually believes in the “pump and dump” of a guy named River? Depends on who’s calling the shots.
If you look closely, the grand ascending channel that last month seemed to guarantee a fairy‑ish finish has been dismissed. Bitcoin has flipped back inside the range and now teeters between $76k and $75k, like a nervous puppet. The 100‑day moving average bends downwards to $72k, offering a soft cushion that keeps the downside risk small. Meanwhile, the 200‑day moving average-now perched at $81k-gives gentle pressure from above, after firmly rejecting any attempt to climb higher.
Bitwise Asset Management will use 10% of the fees earned from its new Bitwise Hyperliquid ETF (BHYP) to buy and hold HYPE, the digital currency used within the Hyperliquid network. This HYPE will be held as an asset on the company’s balance sheet.
