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Aoki completely sells out of Shiba Inu after selling 1.78 billion SHIB
Arkham Intelligence tracked a large movement: music producer Steve Aoki fully liquidated his position in Shiba Inu. He sold 1.78 billion SHIB for about $10,340 and transferred the funds to the Gemini exchange. This marks the end of a stake he had held for several years.
The latest news about SHIB shows that Aoki also reduced his holdings in Ethereum, now only holding 5 ETH in his wallet. Weeks earlier, he had already exited Pepe as well. It seems to be a general cleanup of meme coin positions.
The context is interesting: wh

I noticed that the active addresses for USDT and USDC on Ethereum have dropped quite a bit. According to Santiment data, the metric has hit the lowest levels since December—USDT with 202,000 daily active addresses and USDC at around 109,000. It’s kind of interesting because usually, when these stablecoins move, it means people are shifting money between volatile coins and “dry powder.”
What stands out is that this is happening exactly as Ethereum and Bitcoin are recovering. People typically use USDC token and USDT when they want to get out of volatility, so less movement here suggests that tra

Hey, BTC and ETH are showing interesting signals these days. They recovered levels we haven't seen since February, and that's changing the market's face after weeks of somewhat dull consolidation.
Bitcoin is moving well, testing the $75K zone–$76K which was a heavy barrier. At the moment, it's hovering around $78K with some ups and downs, but what catches the eye is the RSI rising to around 60 without entering overbought territory yet. This means buyers are returning, but without overdoing it. If it manages to break through and stay above this resistance, we could see a stronger continuation.

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I just saw a news story that sums up the battle for the skies: Amazon has just completed the acquisition of Globalstar for $11.57 billion. It’s not just any corporate deal—it's a strategic move directly against Starlink’s dominance.
What makes this interesting is how Amazon solved three problems at once. First, it secured rare satellite spectrum in the L-band, a resource that would normally take years to obtain through regulatory auctions. Second, it inherited approximately 24 satellites in orbit (expanding to 54) that are already operational. Third, and perhaps most importantly, it secured a

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But then there’s something strange: Ethereum’s value is around $2.33K right now, a sharp drop from the $4.95K it hit back in August 2025. In other words, transaction volume is exploding, but the price isn’t keeping up in the same proportion. Layer 2s like Base and Arbitrum pulled a lot of thi

You know when you're following the news in the cryptocurrency market and see some pretty crazy movements in certain tokens while everything else stays the same? Well, last week was exactly like that.
Bitcoin continues that up-and-down game, but what really caught attention were some altcoins rising while everything else was falling. The TAO (Bittensor) was the biggest highlight – people following technical analysis are seeing a bullish structure break across multiple timeframes. It shot up a lot back then, but now it's floating at interesting levels for those keeping an eye on it.
Another thin

Something very interesting is happening in the cryptocurrency sector that is worth following. Gemini has just cut approximately 30% of its workforce since the beginning of this year, and this is part of a much larger movement in the industry.
For those who don’t follow closely, Gemini was founded by the Winklevoss brothers and went public in September of last year. But since then, it has faced heavy financial pressure. In the fourth quarter, the company reported an annual loss of $585 million, including unrealized losses on crypto assets. To give an idea of the magnitude, this comes after losi

Aoki has sold all of his Shiba Inu coin holdings. Arkham Intelligence tracked and confirmed that music producer Steve Aoki completely liquidated his position in SHIB this week, selling 1.78 billion tokens for about $10,340. It seems to be the end of a years-long relationship with the currency.
The move makes sense when looking at the price history. Aoki had accumulated SHIB on several occasions, and in January 2024, he exchanged 2.2 ETH (uns $5 thousand at the time) for 507 million tokens. But then the Shiba Inu coin plummeted. With the current price much lower, those same $5 thousand would no

I was monitoring the Bitcoin MVRV indicator and found it interesting that it has fallen to levels I haven’t seen since April. Basically, this means that BTC has returned to that profit floor which historically works well as support. The CryptoQuant crowd usually points out that the MVRV ratio between 1.7 and 1.8 is a critical zone—whenever it drops into that range, selling pressure is significantly reduced. In the previous period, when Bitcoin was trading between $91,800 and $97,200, that was considered a good time to buy the dip. Now that the price is at $77,980, you can see that the market c

I was looking at on-chain data and noticed something interesting: Bitcoin whales have resumed heavy accumulation. The holdings of these folks surpassed 4.25 million BTC over the weekend, the highest level since mid-February. On Sunday alone, these massive wallets moved more than 27,000 BTC, roughly $2 billion in just one day.
For those who don’t follow, whales are investors holding between 1,000 and 10,000 tokens, which today means somewhere between $74 million and $745 million each. Basically, people with a lot of market power. After selling quite a bit in February and March, Bitcoin whales a

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Being orange pilled is much more than that. It’s when you finally understand how the traditional financial system really works – inflation, central banks, monetary policy – and realize that Bitcoin is the legitimate solution. It’s not a moment that happens overnight. It usually starts with curiosity, moves through serious research, and then comes that mental click that changes everythin

I'm seeing more and more people asking about staking on Ethereum, and honestly, when you reach that decision between Lido vs Rocket Pool, it's not exactly trivial. These two solutions dominate the liquid staking market, but they work quite differently.
I started paying closer attention to this and realized that many people don't really understand the fundamental differences. Lido basically functions as a centralized pool — you send your ETH, receive stETH in return, and that's it. Simple as that. Rocket Pool follows a different philosophy: it truly decentralizes by using a network of independe

I was analyzing the movements of Polygon and remembered those predictions circulating about MATIC in 2025. You know, it's interesting to see how the market has evolved since then.
For those who don't follow, Polygon has always been seen as an important solution for Ethereum scalability. The projections I saw at the time spoke of a quite optimistic potential — some analysts truly believed that MATIC could reach ranges between $0.75 and $1.25 in 2025. There were even more bullish people projecting $3 to $4 between 2026 and 2028.
The level of $1 was always mentioned as an important inflection poi

Hey, I found out there's a pretty cool trick in Hamster Kombat to earn more coins quickly. So basically, every day they release a new Hamster Kombat daily cipher — it's like a Morse code you decode and you get 1 million coins just for solving it. It may seem small, but it adds up a lot.
The thing is, you have to stay alert because the code changes every day. Like, you tap the hamster to make a dot, hold to make a dash, and then type out the word. For example, today it was CHAIN — but it constantly changes. Some people already have millions accumulated just by doing this routinely.
But the Hams

I've been following SHIB lately and I confess I'm curious if it can recover that peak from 2024. Remember when it shot up from $0.000008 to $0.000045? That 462% move was insane, especially with people betting on meme coins again.
Now in April 2026, the token is trading near that entry level from January 2024, like $0.000008. It’s gone up about 14% this year, but far from that high of $0.00004534 reached in March 2024. It’s like starting from the same point and everyone’s wondering: can it go up as much or more this time?
Analysts are divided. Changelly is more conservative, projecting a maximu

I have a reflection from Friederike Ernst, co-founder of Gnosis, which makes a lot of sense when you stop to think about what’s happening in crypto right now. She’s worried about something many ignore: as Wall Street and traditional banks fully enter the crypto space, the fundamental values of it all are being diluted.
When Gnosis was founded in 2015, crypto was seen as something for the fringes. But the situation was different back then. The original idea of cryptocurrencies was to reshape financial systems and power structures, focusing on individual sovereignty and shared ownership. It wasn

I just saw the February numbers and it's impressive: the stablecoin volume hit a record of $1.8 trillion. Basically, it tripled market attention in these stablecoins.
USDC dominated, taking 70% of the share with $1.26 trillion. USDT also didn’t fall behind, with $514 billion moved during the month. It’s interesting to see how these two are splitting the market so clearly.
What stands out is this growing demand for stablecoins. It seems more and more people are choosing these coins for trading, especially during periods of volatility. Makes sense, right?

I heard about a very interesting perspective on stablecoins that came from a White House cryptocurrency advisor. Basically, Patrick Witt was speaking at the Ondo Finance Summit and brought up a point that many people hadn't considered properly.
People usually think of stablecoins as a threat to traditional banks, right? But according to Witt, the story could be quite different. He suggests that these stablecoins have the potential to evolve in a way that benefits both banks and the financial system as a whole.
What I found interesting is that he's not talking about stablecoins as something tha

I am following an interesting situation developing in Washington. The U.S. Capitol is preparing to significantly strengthen its security in the coming days, and the reason is quite clear: the geopolitical tensions with Iran have raised legitimate concerns about possible threats. According to Fox News, although there is no specific and confirmed threat against the Capitol, authorities are taking serious precautions anyway. It’s the kind of situation where it’s better to be prepared than caught off guard. What draws attention is the timing. The Senate is scheduled to meet on Monday afternoon, wh