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There is a case that vividly illustrates how complicated the world of crypto investing can be when involving business partnerships. From South Korea, a legal case has emerged showing how bitcoin investments are among the most dispute-prone areas when done jointly without a clear structure.
So here’s the story. A 39-year-old investor in Seoul was involved in a dispute with his business partner that started from a crypto investment loss of 1.17 billion won, about 1.1 million AUD dollars. They both ran a joint investment program since 2022, but their relationship drastically worsened after that s

I just looked at the Shiba Inu coin chart, and the bears still hold control. The price is at the $0.000005323 zone, down 3.9% in a day. Futures volume $201 million is much higher than spot at $37.4 million, indicating that derivatives traders are dominant here. SHIB open interest is around $60.8 million with a market cap of $3.15 billion.
What’s interesting is that the Shiba Inu coin funding rate remains negative, meaning short traders are paying to maintain their positions. The Aroon Oscillator is at -71, which is very bearish. The Awesome Oscillator is also still below zero with a red histo

I just saw data from the chain earlier — turns out there is a massive inflow of $SHIB to the exchange, about 40 billion tokens within 24 hours. So the reserves on the exchange have increased significantly, which usually means selling pressure could come soon.
However, what's interesting is that the Shiba Inu ecosystem continues to attract new users. Every month, 5-12 thousand new wallets are created, and the total holders have already surpassed 1.5 million. So there are two forces pulling in opposite directions — on one side, selling pressure from inflow to the exchange, on the other side, on

Wow, MYX just made a crazy move. Just look at the trading volume that has surged dramatically, this isn't just a small pump but there is serious market participation. The price has risen from a strong support at the lower level, and now it's aggressively expanding to higher levels. It seems traders are starting to believe that MYX USDT has potential. But what's interesting is that leverage is also skyrocketing, with open interest increasing significantly before dropping again. This indicates that many risky positions entered during this rally, not just regular spot buyers. RSI has reached 69,

So yesterday I saw some pretty interesting news about Pi Network - AI Gemini tried to predict the price of PI a few months ago, and the results were a bit funny. This model literally created three scenarios: a very bearish one down to $0.14, a sideways range at $0.17-$0.20, and a bullish one up to $0.50. Basically, the AI covers all possibilities without taking a firm stance, similar to an experienced analyst who just wants to play it safe.
But what’s interesting about this Pi Network news is in the reality check. Gemini immediately reminded us that with a supply of 9.4 billion tokens and the

There's an interesting new thing I just noticed about how major banks will choose their blockchain networks moving forward. Raoul Pal from Real Vision has a pretty bold perspective on this — he says it's very likely banks will choose Ethereum, not because of hype, but because of proven uptime, resilience, and scalability.
According to him, the real question has shifted. In the past, people asked whether banks would adopt blockchain; now, the question is which network they trust the most. And Raoul Pal believes the answer is Ethereum. He even said, "the entire banking system will switch to ETH"

So, here’s the thing, Bitcoin is currently in an interesting deleveraging phase to watch. I’ve seen from the latest data that CME futures open interest has already decreased significantly, and what's most interesting is that the CME basis continues to compress. This indicates that demand for long leverage exposure is starting to decline.
If we look at the CME yield curve, it’s still positive up to now, although the trend has been downward since early 2025. The pattern is somewhat similar to what happened before the 2019 and 2022 bear markets. But importantly, this condition has not yet shown s

Solana is currently in a critical moment. I just saw SOL break out above $82 yesterday and now it's up to $85.39. The daily movement is quite significant, but when looking at the weekly chart, it's still down 3.74% over the past 7 days. So this is truly a do-or-die moment for Solana's price prediction in the next 24 hours.
From technical analysis, SOL is still far below its main moving averages—50-day SMA at $108.79, 100-day SMA at $120.11. This indicates a long-term bearish trend. But what's interesting is that the momentum is starting to change color—Awesome Oscillator histogram has turned g

I’ve been paying attention to Pi Network over the past few days, and it turns out the community sentiment is quite bullish. Last month, Pi Network officially launched its open network, and there were several important updates in their ecosystem—the v19.6 protocol is completed, and v20 is already on the horizon. The founder also briefly answered some controversial questions about KYC and expansion into the AI sector.
The price of PI is still holding at $0.17, even though there are some technical factors that need to be considered. Interestingly, according to on-chain data, the amount of PI on e

Something interesting is happening in Japan regarding the newly enacted crypto regulations. Their cabinet recently approved major changes that reclassify digital assets as financial instruments, not just payment tools as before.
Previously, crypto in Japan was regulated under the Payment and Settlement Act, which treated it more like a regular payment system. Now, they have included it under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, the same framework used for securities and other investment products. This is a significant change in how the government views and supervises this sector.
One of

Just noticed a significant movement among XRP whales 🐋 Large wallets holding between 10 to 100 million XRP now control 17% of the total supply, a substantial increase from 12% a few months ago. This means the accumulation of XRP by big whales continues to grow, from around 7.9 billion to 11 billion XRP. It's very interesting to see this pattern alongside the increase in realized losses. From previous experience, similar conditions often signal a change in market direction. So, it's worth monitoring the upcoming developments in XRP 🔑 #XRP #Crypto

Yuga Labs just changed leadership, with Michael Figge now becoming the CEO. Interestingly, the previous CEO Greg Solano didn't go far; he moved to become Chairman of the Board. So Michael Figge has been with the company since 2021, previously serving as Chief Product Officer, and a few weeks ago officially stepped up as CEO.
Why now? Because Yuga Labs is heavily pushing their Otherside project—that's a metaverse RPG platform where players can own digital assets and play together in real-time. Solano said he will still be involved in the creative direction and idea development, so he's not real

Wow, Reddit has finally officially shut down their NFT service. The Vault wallet that was previously in the app has also been removed, and the feature to view other people's NFT collections is gone as well. There was some buzz about this, but now it’s really happening. It seems Reddit has decided that NFTs are no longer a priority for their platform. Users who had collections there will definitely be affected. This shows that not all major platforms will continue to invest in NFTs long-term. How about you guys, are any of you still active on other NFT marketplaces?

So this morning I saw Bitcoin drop below $70K and immediately the meme coin market crashed. Dogecoin, Pepe, and Shiba Inu all took the hit. No wonder, since these coins are really sensitive when Bitcoin moves. Volatility spiked dramatically and everyone started panic selling.
Dogecoin is now trading around $0.10, down about 2.55% in the last 24 hours. Last week it rallied up to $0.104 but the bullish momentum failed to break through. Now stuck in an symmetrical triangle pattern, meaning buyers and sellers are still pulling against each other. Selling pressure has increased again, erasing some

Most people don't realize how much their money is actually worth until inflation hits. That's where understanding purchasing power comes in. It's one of those concepts that sounds complicated but directly impacts your wallet and investment returns.
So what exactly is purchasing power? Essentially, it's the real value of your money measured by how many goods and services you can actually buy with it. Think of it this way: if you had 100 dollars five years ago, you could grab a decent lunch, fill up your gas tank, maybe grab coffee. Today? That same 100 dollars doesn't stretch nearly as far. Tha

So I was wondering the other day if my dog could actually have cucumbers, and turns out it's totally fine. Dogs can eat cucumber without any issues, and honestly it's one of those surprisingly healthy treats you can grab from your kitchen. According to veterinary experts, cucumbers are safe and low-calorie snacks that dogs actually benefit from.
The cool part is that dogs eating cucumber gets them hydration and nutrients they need, especially during hot days. A cup of sliced cucumber is only around 15 calories, which makes it perfect if you have a pup that needs to watch their weight. One hund

Recently, Trump has been talking about the financial problems of the UN, which are currently in a crisis. He said he could deal with this situation in the same way he handles NATO payments—by forcing countries that have debts to pay them.
According to reports, Trump emphasized that if he were the one in charge, all countries would have to make good on their contributions. But interestingly, he wasn’t clear about whether the United States itself would pay off its own debt. That makes it quite an intriguing question.
The UN’s problems have actually been around for a long time—many countries don’

I see a lot of questions in the community about how to start trading crypto for beginners. Honestly, this is a good question because many jump in without understanding the basics.
So, here’s the thing, crypto or cryptocurrency is basically digital currency that uses cryptography to secure your transactions. The difference from regular money is that the system is decentralized, meaning there’s no middleman. Transactions happen directly from you to another person, point to point.
Now, about how to trade crypto, I want to share some important things that beginners often overlook. First, never inv

I'm hungry, time to eat something delicious. BTC has just broken through a fantastic number, the chart is truly inspiring. From the 72K support level, which is a good support, it has now rebounded to around 71.5K with positive momentum. Look at today's movement, ETH also rose solidly by 2.78%, BTC itself has already gained +1.19% in the last 24 hours.
This pattern that is forming is really an opportunity, not a coincidence. There is an old saying that fits perfectly: those who are afraid of hunger because they fear taking risks, those who dare to go hungry because they are too greedy. But if t