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I just checked ETH and it is trading around $2,400, up 3.88% in the last 24 hours. Quite different from what we saw recently when it was pressured at $2,060. It seems the market is recovering from that stronger correction we experienced.
The interesting thing is that it is oscillating within a defined range, looking to break upward. Analysts are watching key technical levels. The important support is around $2,010, which is a 50% Fibonacci retracement and could be decisive if the price drops again. If that holds, we might see a stronger rebound.
On the bullish side, the nearby resistance is cl

I just reviewed the numbers for Q1 2026, and honestly, Bitcoin and Ethereum had a quite challenging quarter. Bitcoin closed at -23.21%, which is the third-worst performance in a first quarter since 2013. To compare, historically, Q1 averages +45.90%, so this year was completely opposite to normal.
Eth was even worse. In Q1, it closed at -32.17%, also the third-lowest since records began (2016 onward). Normally, Ethereum gains an average of 66.45% in the first quarter, but this year it only reached +4.37% on average. Quite different from what you'd expect at this time of year.
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I just saw the latest figures from Forbes, and it's quite impressive what’s happening with Elon Musk’s fortune. The guy just broke another historic record by becoming the first person in history to surpass $800 billion in net worth. We're talking about $839 billion, which is simply mind-blowing.
The craziest part is the speed at which his wealth is growing. In just the last month, he added $64 billion. Since the start of 2026, he has already gained over $100 billion. If you think about it, it’s an exponential growth that most of us can’t even imagine.
The trajectory has been meteoric. Just a f

I just checked the gold prices in the local market, and honestly, they have been quite high lately. Recently, they surpassed the 1600 yuan per gram mark, something we haven't seen in a while. The movement was quite strong, with a jump of about 32 yuan compared to the previous day, and at the peak, it reached 1608 yuan. It seems that the gold market remains very active these days. If someone is thinking about investing or just curious about how much it costs to buy a gram of gold in this context, the prices are definitely at interesting levels to consider. The upward trend is quite clear in dom

The TGE announcement for $DIME from Paradex has just been released, and honestly, the numbers for this platform are quite impressive. We’re talking about over one trillion in total volume, 75,000 active users, and a daily peak that has exceeded 3 billion. The token will function as the native gas on Paradex Chain and will be directly listed on their spot market.
What’s interesting is how they distribute these tokens: 25% goes to community airdrops (unlocked from day 1), another 25% to main contributors, 21.6% for ongoing rewards, and 13.4% to Paradigm shareholders. The rest is divided among t

I just read an interesting analysis by Matthew Sigel from VanEck that touches on something many of us have noticed: this drop in Bitcoin doesn't have a clear and single catalyst like before.
Look, in previous declines, you could point out what caused the collapse. Now it's different. The price has been under pressure, but not for just one reason. It's more like a perfect storm of several factors hitting at the same time. The massive deleveraging in futures was brutal — we saw open interest drop from around $90 billion in October to nearly $49 billion. That's a 45% reduction, so imagine the l

I see that ETH is currently in a tricky spot. The head and shoulders pattern mentioned recently remains relevant, and the $2,020 level continues to be critical. Although the price rose significantly at one point, we are now in a zone of indecision.
Currently, ETH is around $2.40K and the market capitalization is at $289 billion. The interesting thing is that many traders are watching whether the price manages to break above $2,100 to confirm that the bearish pattern is invalidated. If that happens, there could be bullish momentum. But if it falls below the shoulder's neckline, things get more

I just saw that Based, the trading and payments platform built on Hyperliquid, closed a $11.5 million Series A round led by Pantera Capital. Quite interesting considering the current Web3 market landscape.
What catches my attention is that, in addition to Pantera, Coinbase Ventures and Wintermute Ventures participated, so the backing of serious investors is clear. The structure included equity with token warrants, although they did not disclose the exact valuation.
In numbers, Based already has over 100,000 registered users and 30,000 monthly active users. The accumulated trading volume is aro

I just saw that Robert Kiyosaki is once again in buying mode during this market correction. The author of Rich Dad Poor Dad shared on X that he sees the current drop in gold, silver, and Bitcoin as a clear opportunity to deploy cash.
This is quite typical of Kiyosaki, honestly. The guy has been consistent for years preaching that you need to be prepared for these panic moments. While many get scared and sell, he’s literally waiting for these corrections to accumulate.
What’s interesting is that Kiyosaki not only talks about Bitcoin but also continues to see precious metals as part of the strat

I just saw that Machi suffered a pretty brutal liquidation on his 25x leveraged long position in ETH. The market had a correction and boom, everything dropped to the floor. According to Onchain Lens, this trader's accumulated losses already exceed 29 million dollars, which is a pretty significant figure.
The interesting part is that despite the blow, Machi didn't stay still and has already opened a new 25x leveraged long position in ETH. Considering ETH is up 4.40% in the last 24 hours and hovers around 2.41K, it seems the trader is betting that the rebound will continue. I don't know if it's

I just noticed something interesting about what's happening in the Middle East these days. The United States is moving pieces quite seriously: the State Department is evacuating U.S. citizens from the region, while the Pentagon is deploying more personnel for military intelligence operations. The thing is, this goes beyond what was initially planned.
Central Command is requesting that support for operations be extended to about 100 days, when the original plan was only four weeks. In other words, we're talking about a much more serious escalation than initially announced. The deployment of mil

I just saw an interesting analysis by Cathie Wood that made me think. The CEO of Ark Invest is warning about gold because something strange is happening with the relationship between gold market capitalization and the M2 money supply in the U.S.
The odd thing is that this ratio has already reached bubble levels not seen since 1934 and 1980. Those were years of intense economic stress, so when you see gold hitting those same historic peaks, it’s hard not to wonder if the recent rally is truly sustainable.
Wood makes an interesting point: the current context is completely different. In the 70s,

Did you see that USDD got involved with Morpho with a pretty juicy campaign? There are 80k USDD in rewards over 30 days for those who lend in those markets (sUSDD/USDC and sUSDD/USDT). The campaign just started recently, so there's still time to get in.
It's not bad if you're looking for returns in stablecoins. Honestly, there's been quite a bit of competition in these incentives lately, but 80k is a number that catches attention. Is anyone already moving liquidity there or waiting to see how it develops?

I just read something that’s been making me think a lot: quantum computing could be the ticking time bomb that no one wants to admit in Bitcoin.
Think about it for a second. Satoshi left approximately 1.1 million bitcoins in a wallet years ago. That’s almost $10 billion sitting there, representing about 25% of all circulating supply. The problem is that those funds are protected by ECDSA, an algorithm that worked perfectly against normal computers... but becomes useless against a sufficiently powerful quantum machine.
People sometimes don’t realize the magnitude of the risk. While we believe o

I just saw that Samson Mow is quite convinced that Bitcoin's bear market is coming to an end. Honestly, after everything we've seen over these months, it's interesting to hear this perspective from someone with his background in the crypto ecosystem.
According to what Samson Mow mentions in his recent analyses, there are several factors behind the declines we've experienced and the continued sell-offs we've seen. But here’s what caught my attention: despite all this downward pressure, he suggests that a rebound could be closer than most of us believe.
The truth is, when someone like Mow talks

I just found out that Jennifer Runyon passed away recently. The actress who appeared in Ghostbusters died last Friday at the age of 65 after a battle with cancer. How sad, really.
Jennifer Runyon was born in Chicago in 1960, the daughter of a broadcaster and an actress. I guess that's why she ended up in the film industry. Her most memorable role was in Ghostbusters from 1984, where she played a student in that iconic scene with Bill Murray. But she also appeared in Charles in Charge, that 80s sitcom, and participated in Quantum Leap and other series.
What caught my attention the most was what

I just reviewed the crypto market numbers and the situation remains quite cautious. The total market capitalization hovers around $2.43 trillion, with virtually no movement in the last 24 hours. The interesting part is that the volume has decreased by almost 10%, which explains why the Fear and Greed Index is at 34 points. Pure fear in the environment.
Bitcoin is at $75.96K with a small rebound of 0.84%, maintaining its dominance of 56.57% of the crypto market. Ethereum isn't moving much, barely up 0.59% to $2.31K. But what is really moving the crypto market are those meme tokens: TRUMP surged

I just checked the Altcoin Season Index and it reads 49, which is quite interesting. Basically, it means the market is at a point of total balance: neither Bitcoin is clearly gaining nor are altcoins taking off. It’s as if the money doesn’t know where to go.
To understand how this works, the index compares how the top 100 cryptocurrencies have performed against Bitcoin over the last 90 days. If it reaches 75 or higher, then there is a strong altcoin season. If it drops to 0, Bitcoin dominates everything. A score of 49 is practically the midpoint, suggesting that no asset class is taking real c

I just noticed something interesting in Microsoft's recent movement. The company closed with a 2.6% increase in its stock price, reaching $403.35, but what’s really driving the market is its aggressive bet on data infrastructure.
Microsoft has made a quite strategic move: it is leasing 30,000 units of Nvidia Vera Rubin chips at a data center located in the Arctic Circle of Narvik, Norway. This project, originally planned for OpenAI, represents a significant expansion of its presence in the region, adding to the previous investment of $6.2 billion already committed to that site.
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