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#fogo $FOGO @Fogo Official
OVERVIEW

FOGO is the native token of Fogo, a high-performance SVM-based Layer 1 blockchain optimized for ultra-low latency on-chain trading. Built with Firedancer client, it targets sub-40ms block times for CEX-like speed in DeFi, featuring enshrined DEX, native price feeds, and colocated liquidity.

A trading-focused L1 blending TradFi performance with blockchain.

#TRADEFOGO

#mira $MIRA @Mira - Trust Layer of AI
OVERVIEW

MIRA--A promising project bridging AI and Web3.

MIRA is the native token of Mira Network, a decentralized verification layer for AI. It enables trustless, reliable AI outputs by using collective consensus from multiple models to reduce hallucinations and bias. Built with cryptoeconomic incentives, MIRA powers staking, payments, and governance in this AI-focused blockchain ecosystem.

UPDATE 🔥🔥

The UK is picking winners for its digital dollar future while Coinbase CEO cries foul

Coinciding with the FCA’s announcement of its stablecoin trial, Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong criticized the U.K.’s regulatory process, saying it puts the region's global crypto leadership at risk.

WHAT TO KNOW:

The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority has selected Revolut, Monee Financial Technologies, ReStabilise and VVTX to test stablecoin issuance in its Regulatory Sandbox starting in early 2026.

The sandbox trials will examine stablecoin use in payments, wholesale settlement and crypto trading, with results feeding into final U.K. stablecoin rules expected later in 2026.

Industry figures, including Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, warn that proposed Bank of England caps on stablecoin holdings and a slow regulatory timeline could undermine the U.K.'s ambition to be a global digital asset hub.

The U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) picked Revolut, Monee Financial Technologies, ReStabilise, and VVTX to test stablecoin issuance in its Regulatory Sandbox as regulators move toward a full rulebook.

The FCA said the cohort will trial stablecoin products in real-world conditions, with safeguards in place. The regulator plans to focus on issuance and review use cases that include payments, wholesale settlement and crypto trading. Testing begins in the first quarter of 2026, and the FCA said the results will feed into final stablecoin rules later in 2026.

We are supporting U.K. stablecoin issuers to ensure they can be trusted for payments, settlement and trading,” said Matthew Long, director of payments and digital assets at the FCA. “It will benefit consumers and financial transactions and help to deliver the FCA's strategy and the Government's National Payments Vision.

ANOTHER ONE 🔥🔥

MrBeast editor nabbed by prediction market firm Kalshi for alleged insider trading.

The company said it punished the MrBeast employee and another user it said tried to get away with contracts relying on inside information.

WHAT TO KNOW:
Kalshi accused two users of insider trading, including an employee of popular streaming and reality show star MrBeast who was said to make trades on the content of his shows

The prediction market firm suspended and fined the two users, and Beast Industries told CoinDesk it's investigating the situation with its employee.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission issued an advisory noting Kalshi's action and citing the cases as potential violations of law, and the agency's chairman called exchanges such as Kalshi the "first line of defense" against insider trading.

Kalshi, one of the leading prediction market firms, said it caught and penalized two users for insider-trading activity on its platform, including an editor for the popular social-media star MrBeast.

The company said it has more than a dozen active insider-trading cases among 200 it's investigated. On Wednesday, Kalshi disclosed the details of two that it resolved, including against Artem Kaptur, who was identified as working for James Donaldson, known for his MrBeast persona that's tied to its massive social-media presence as well as the reality competition show, "Beast Games."

Kaptur was said to have entered $4,000 in trades regarding what would occur on the MrBeast show, for which he worked as a visual effects editor. Kalshi suspended him for two years and fined him more than $20,000.

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Bitcoin snaps back near $69,000 but analysts warn the market may not be out of the woods yet.

Crypto rebounds sharply from Tuesday's lows, yet traders question whether the move marks a lasting turn or another range-bound bounce.

WHAT TO KNOW:
Bitcoin jumped back to $69,000 in a sharp short squeeze that jolted altcoins such as ETH, SOL, DOGE, and ADA, as well as crypto-related stocks like Circle, Coinbase, Strategy, and BitMine, after weeks of selling pressure.

The rebound appears to be a technical bounce driven by bearish positioning and thin liquidity rather than by clear fundamental catalysts, and LMAX Group's Joel Kruger urged caution about its durability.

Some funds are chasing the rally, rotating to volatile altcoins and options, FalconX's Joshua Lim said.

Key resistance levels for bitcoin around $72,000 and $78,000 must be broken on a sustained basis to signal a stronger structural uptrend.

BTC snapped back near $69,000 on Wednesday, rallying more than 10% from Tuesday’s low as crypto markets staged a broad relief rally after a prolonged stretch of pessimism.

Ethereum's ether (ETH),
DOGE
, native tokens of Solana (SOL) and
ADA
all posted double-digit gains, extending a move that caught many traders leaning the wrong way.

Digital asset stocks, battered lower in the past months amid falling crypto prices, also enjoyed a relief rally. Stablecoin issuer Circle (CRCL) surged 34% after its earnings report, while crypto exchange Coinbase (COIN) jumped 14%. Strategy (MSTR), the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, climbed 9%, and the ether treasury firm BitMine advanced 12%.

The broad-based rally offered a welcome reprieve after weeks of persistent selling pressure and dread of a next leg lower.

Still, analysts cautioned that despite the sharp bounce across tokens and equities, crypto markets are not out of the woods yet, with key resistance levels and macro risks still looming.
#BTC

#fogo $FOGO @Fogo Official

$FOGO

FOGO is trading around **$0.0275–$0.029** USD today (Feb 25, 2026), showing mixed but mostly positive momentum. Over the last 24 hours, it's up roughly **1–5%** across major trackers like CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko, with some sources reporting up to +8% swings. 24h range: low ~$0.0267–$0.0268, high ~$0.0307–$0.0309. Trading volume remains strong at $30M–$80M+, reflecting solid liquidity for this newer Layer-1 token. Market cap sits approximately $104M–$110M, ranking it in the #180–#260 range. It's still well below its ATH of ~$0.06 (down 50%+ from peak), but recent inflows and green candles suggest short-term bullish pressure amid volatile swings. Watch for support around $0.026 and resistance near $0.031.

UPDATE 🔥🔥

U.S. Senator opens probe on Binance over alleged $1.7 billion flow to Iranian entities.

Richard Blumenthal sent Binance co-chief Richard Teng a letter asking him for records about the exchange’s dealings with Iran-linked entities and the alleged dismissal of its investigators.

WHAT TO KNOW:

Senator Richard Blumenthal has opened a Senate probe into Binance over reports that $1.7 billion was transferred from the crypto exchange to Iran-linked organizations, including Yemen’s Houthi militants.

Binance has denied the allegations, saying it has strict know-your-customer and compliance procedures and no Iranian users, while asserting that media reports about internal investigators’ dismissals are false.

Blumenthal has requested records on Binance’s dealings with Hong Kong entities tied to the alleged transfers and on the suspension and firing of compliance staff, as the exchange conducts its own internal review to be reported to the Justice Department.

U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, a top Democrat on the Senate Homeland Security Committee, on Tuesday opened a probe into alleged sanctions violations at crypto exchange Binance, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.

Blumenthal, who represents Connecticut, sent Binance a letter asking about the $1.7 billion allegedly transferred from accounts on the platform to Iran-linked organizations, including Yemen’s Houthi militants. The violations were identified by internal Binance investigators who were subsequently dismissed, according to several news reports. The world’s largest crypto exchange denied the allegations in an email to CoinDesk.

The New York Times’ prior reporting is wrong. Binance has strict KYC (know-your-customer) and compliance procedures in place, and there are no Iranian users on the platform,” a Binance spokesperson said in the email. The spokesperson also reiterated the exchange’s stance “against false claims in these reports”, referring to articles by the New York Times.
#TrumpStateoftheUnion

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The chief of the SEC is headlining an event sponsored by a crypto firm at war with it.

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins is a marquee speaker at a policy summit backed by Unicoin, whose CEO says the agency chief is being duped by his staff.

WHAT TO KNOW:

Unicoin has accused the SEC of waging a war against it, but the company also stepped up as lead sponsor for a Washington policy summit at which the SEC chair will be headlining.

Unicoin's CEO told CoinDesk that he thinks SEC Chairman Paul Atkins has been conned by holdover enforcement "henchmen" who helped previous SEC Chair Gary Gensler legally hammer crypto businesses.

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Atkins is a top speaker at the Digital Chamber's DC Blockchain Summit next month, and the event's chief sponsor — Unicoin — is in a legal fight with the agency, claiming the SEC's chairman is being misled into perpetuating a legacy war on crypto.

The chief executive for Unicoin, which is the summit's "platinum" sponsor, says his company is not allowed to speak with the SEC's leaders due to the agency's ongoing legal action against the crypto platform. In May last year, the SEC sued the company and its executives, including CEO Alexander Konanykhin, accusing them of raising $100 million for tokens that weren't backed by real estate in the way the firm represented.

Konanykhin said that the legal clash is pursued by rogue agency enforcers (the "henchmen" of former SEC Chair Gary Gensler) that have misled current SEC Chairman Paul Atkins. (The case may have begun under Gensler's tenure, but the resulting lawsuit was filed last year under then-Acting Chair Mark Uyeda.)

"We are prohibited from talking to Atkins or other commissioners, so they have no way of knowing that they have been defrauded by 'dirty cops,' holdovers from Gensler's War on Crypto," Konanykhin wrote in a message to CoinDesk.

Unicoin executives may not be able to speak with Atkins, but the company is helping pay for the event at which Atkins and Commissioner Hester Peirce are the Konanykhin.
#SEC

could this be another fall for BTC?

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Bitcoin treasury firm GD Culture set to sell BTC holdings to fund share buybacks.

The company's stock has lost about two-thirds of its value since peaking last year, nearly in step with bitcoin's record price above $126,000.

WHAT TO KNOW:

GD Culture Group received board approval to sell part of its bitcoin reserve to fund a stock repurchase program.

The company holds 7,500 bitcoins currently worth about $497 million, and is currently sitting on an unrealized loss of $344 million.

Shares are higher on Wednesday, but have lost about two-thirds of their value alongside the sharp decline in the price of bitcoin.

GD Culture Group (GDC) has received board approval to sell part of its 7,500 bitcoin reserve to help fund a previously announced stock repurchase program, the company said.

The board authorization allows management to decide when and how to carry out the bitcoin sales. GD Culture emphasized it’s not obligated to sell any set amount and can alter or halt the plan at any time.

Facing a sharp decline in the stock price as the price of bitcoin has tumbled in recent months, the board approved a $100 million repurchase program earlier this month.

The company’s bitcoin holdings are currently worth about $497 million, according to data from CoinGecko. That value has dropped over time, with GD Culture carrying an unrealized loss of $344 million, down nearly 41% from its total acquisition cost of $841.5 million.

The company got its large bitcoin stash through the acquisition of Pallas Capital Holding. The move was, at the time, financed through the issuance of 39.18 million shares.

Other companies have also started divesting their bitcoin holdings. Earlier this week, Bitdeer sold all of its BTC to fund a move into AI data centers, while Riot Platforms reduced its BTC balance late last year.

GDC shares are higher by 7% on Wednesday alongside a modest bounce in the price of bitcoin to above $67,000. They remain down by nearly 70% from their September 2025 peak.
#BTC

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Billionaire Alan Howard’s crypto incubator WebN closes down.

WebN backed innovative digital asset firms like KAIO, Twinstake, TruFin and Geometry.

WHAT TO KNOW:

WebN received an investment from Japanese bank Nomura’s crypto partnership, Laser Digital, back in 2023.

Hedge fund Brevan Howard remains bullish on crypto, according to a person close to the firm.

WebN Group, the blockchain and Web3 incubator backed by billionaire Alan Howard, is closing its doors after seeding a clutch of digital infrastructure startups over the past several years, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Most recently, the venture studio backed tokenization specialist Libre (now called KAIO), crypto staking shop Twinstake, blockchain infrastructure firm TruFin and zero-knowledge proofs startup Geometry.

In addition to Howard, WebN also received an undisclosed investment from Japanese bank Nomura’s crypto partnership, Laser Digital, back in 2023.

The incubator was described as having "successfully completed its mission” the person said. Some of the staff who worked at WebN moved across to work at Brevan Howard, the hedge fund founded by Howard, they said.

The decision to close down the WebN incubator has no bearing on Howard's digital asset aspirations, said the person, who is close to the situation at WebN.

“Those who know Alan, know that he has long been convinced that blockchain technology would be used in traditional markets,” the person said.

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A $100 million crypto campaign fund with a pro-Trump vibe so far failed to show up.

The Fellowship political action committee promised $100 million, with reports that Tether may have been tied as a backer, but the fund has so far delivered zero.

WHAT TO KNOW:

It was supposed to be a major crypto player in the midterm U.S. congressional elections, according to its launch, but the Fellowship PAC hasn't yet appeared with its promised $100 million.

Early reports had connected the effort with Tether as a backer, and when asked this week whether it's involved, a company spokesperson said "Tether International has no affiliation" with Fellowship.

Despite Fellowship's September announcement, a live website and an account on X, no money has been set aside in the campaign fund, according to the most recent Federal Election Commission disclosures.

The crypto industry demonstrated in the last U.S. elections that $100 million spent on congressional campaigns could influence policy outcomes for the sector, so when an emerging crypto political action committee anonymously promised to bring that amount to the 2026 table, it suggested a significant new (unidentified) voice in digital assets politics.

BUT THE FELLOWSHIP PAC NEVER ARRIVED

A September press release received wide attention last year as a major leap in the industry's already hefty campaign spending from the more established leading super PAC, Fairshake. Among its backers, the new group was reportedly to include Tether, the global leader in stablecoins with its USDT and more recent push into the U.S. with a separate affiliate and the USAT token, though representatives from the company declined to confirm any connection.

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Leading stablecoin Tether shrinks again as market cap looks set for second straight.

Growth of tether and other top stablecoins has stalled, posing risk to the broader crypto market.

WHAT TO KNOW:
Tether’s market value has fallen for a second consecutive month, a rare contraction that echoes the post-Terra 2022 downturn and signals renewed stress in crypto markets.

Analysts say shrinking stablecoin supply, combined with weak demand for U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs, raises doubts about the durability of any recovery in bitcoin and broader digital assets.

While USDC has rebounded from its January low to about $75 billion in market value, its growth has flattened this year, underscoring a broader stall across major stablecoins.

Tether, the largest stablecoin by market value, continues to shrink and looks set for a second straight monthly contraction, signaling challenging conditions for a sustainable broader market recovery.

Tether's market capitalization has dropped by 0.8% to $183.61 billion this month, extending January's 1% slide from a record $186.84 billion, according to data source CoinDesk. This hasn't happened since TerraForm Labs' collapse in 2022, which wiped out billions in investor wealth and shook investor confidence in stablecoins.

Stablecoins are the fuel that powers crypto markets. When the fuel drains, everything slows down, and that is exactly what we are watching unfold," Rachael Lucas, crypto analyst at BTC Markets, said in a post on LinkedIn.

Stablecoins are digital tokens whose value is pegged to an external reference, such as the U.S. dollar or other fiat currencies. They are often touted as tokenized versions of fiat currencies and help users bypass price volatility risks associated with other tokens, such as bitcoin.

That's why, over the years, they have evolved into funding currencies for crypto trading and a mode of moving capital across borders, including day-to-day payments in some regions.

The ongoing contraction in tether indicates capital outflows from the crypto market.

AKTUALIZACE🔥🔥

Dogecoin vzrostl o 5 %, když průlom převrátil odpor na podporu.

Od Shaurya Malwy

Token se konsoliduje kolem $0.0940–$0.0945 s vyššími minimy, což signalizuje konstruktivní momentum po průlomu.

CO VĚDĚT:

Dogecoin překonal klíčovou úroveň odporu na $0.0924 při ostře vyšším objemu, čímž ji přetvořil na krátkodobou podporu.

Token se konsoliduje kolem $0.0940–$0.0945 s vyššími minimy, což signalizuje konstruktivní momentum po průlomu.

Obchodníci nyní vidí $0.0940 jako obrannou linii pro býky, s cílovými cenami blízko $0.0955–$0.0960 a rizikem poklesu zpět k $0.0924, pokud se pohyb nezdaří.

Dogecoin vzrostl na outsized objemu po opakovaném testování odporu, převracející klíčový strop na podporu a připravující se na test další zóny nabídky v nejbližší době.

POZADÍ:
DOGE pokročil spolu s stabilizujícím se širším kryptoměnovým trhem, přičemž kupující vstoupili po několika sezeních těsné konsolidace.

Pohyb nebyl řízen titulky specifickými pro token, ale technickým postavením, protože opakované selhání na $0.0924 nechalo úroveň připravenou na průlom, jakmile se likvidita rozšíří.

Rally přichází poté, co DOGE strávil hodiny svinutý mezi $0.090 a $0.0927, budující kompresi před návratem objemu.

Otevřený zájem zůstává zvýšený, ale ne extrémní, což naznačuje mírnou účast na páce spíše než přeplněný spekulativní tlak.

SHRNUTÍ CENOVÉ AKCE:
DOGE vzrostl o 1.9 %, vzrůstající z $0.0926 na $0.0944

Průlom nad $0.0924 nastal na 749M objemu, 176 % nad základní úrovní

Cena krátce testovala $0.0950 před konsolidací blízko $0.0940–$0.0945

Vyšší minima se vytvořila během konsolidace, potvrzující krátkodobou sílu.
#DOGE $DOGE #TradeDOGE

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Millions in crypto funded tools to exploit U.S. software, Treasury says in new sanctions.

An Australian national was said to sell cyber tools designed for the U.S. government and its allies to a Russian company known as Operation Zero.

WHAT TO KNOW:
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has sanctioned a Russian company and the individuals associated with it for dealing in stolen technology purchased with millions in cryptocurrency.

The technology was designed by a defense contractor for use by the U.S. government, and one of the contractor's employees was said to have stolen it and sold it to Operation Zero, the target of the new sanctions.

The U.S. Treasury Department has sanctioned a Russian company, Operation Zero, and the individuals behind it after accusing them of buying stolen cyber tools for millions in cryptocurrency and re-selling those technologies, which were created to be used by the U.S. government.

The tools bought and sold by newly sanctioned Sergey Sergeyevich Zelenyuk and his business, Operation Zero, were said to be originally stolen by an Australian national, Peter Williams, who once worked at the defense contractor that made the national-security focused software "for the exclusive use of the U.S. government and select allies." Williams pleaded guilty last year to selling trade secrets.

"Treasury will continue to work alongside the rest of the Trump Administration to protect sensitive American intellectual property and safeguard our national security," said Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent in a statement.

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Mark Zuckerberg's Meta is planning stablecoin comeback in the second half of this year.

The Facebook owner’s stablecoin integration involves a third party vendor to help administer stablecoin-based payments and a new wallet to be implemented, sources said.

WHAT TO KNOW:
Meta sent out a request for product (RFP) to third-party firms to help administer stablecoin-based payments, according to sources.

Stripe, which acquired stablecoin firm Bridge last year, was mentioned by one source as a likely candidate for piloting Meta’s stablecoin.

Meta famously tried to introduce the Libra stablecoin, later renamed Diem, in 2019, only to be shut down amid regulatory scrutiny.

Meta, the U.S. tech giant helmed by Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg, is aiming to enter the stablecoin space later this year, pending successful integration with a third-party firm to facilitate payments using the dollar-pegged token technology, according to three people familiar with the plans.

The tech giant, which owns Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram and has more than 3 billion users, wants to begin its stablecoin integration early in the second half of this year, said one of the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the plans are not public. Meta is planning to integrate a vendor to help administer stablecoin-backed payments and implement a new wallet, the person said

A second person said that Meta has sent out a request for product (RFP) to third-party firms and mentioned Stripe as a likely candidate for piloting Meta’s stablecoin.

Stripe, which acquired stablecoin specialist Bridge last year, is a long-time partner of Meta, and Stripe CEO Patrick Collison joined Meta's board of directors in April 2025.

Meta, Stripe, and Bridge were approached for comment, but none responded by the time of publication.

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Crypto’s biggest exchange fights back against allegations of moving billions of Iran-linked money.

The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and Fortune all reported that investigators had been let go after identifying sanctions-violating transactions.

WHAT TO KNOW:
Binance accused The Wall Street Journal of publishing false and defamatory claims that it fired investigators who raised concerns about funds moving through the exchange to sanctioned, Iran-linked entities.

The company says the staff in question resigned and were not punished for compliance complaints, asserting that an internal review found no violations of sanctions laws related to the cited transactions.

Binance maintains that suspicious activity was detected and reported as evidence its controls are working, while promising a full report to the U.S. Justice Department and insisting its sanctions exposure is minimal.

Crypto exchange Binance accused The Wall Street Journal Tuesday of publishing "false information" in a Monday article about the exchange allegedly firing employees investigating funds moving through the exchange to sanctioned entities.

Richard Teng, Binance co-CEO, accused the WSJ of "inaccurate reporting about our compliance program” in an X post. He included a letter to the news organization from the crypto exchange’s counsel in New York City, which said “The Wall Street Journal published defamatory claims,” despite the exchange's attempts to “set the record straight.” The letter is similar to one Binance directed to Fortune last week over a similar article which said the exchange fired investigators who reported sanctions concerns.

The Journal's article on Monday said the crypto exchanged fired staff investigators who identified $1 billion that moved to "a network funding Iran-backed terror groups.". The report claimed to have Binance documents and statements from people familiar with Binance operations, saying that the crypto exchange dismantled the staff investigation into the $1 billion..

$ESP TOKEN PRICE ANALYSIS AND PREDICTION

As of February 24, 2026, the Espresso (ESP) token is trading at approximately $0.1908 USD, reflecting a massive 115.5% surge in the last 24 hours. This explosive growth has pushed the market cap to around $99.3 million, with 24-hour trading volume exceeding $352 million—indicating intense market interest and liquidity. The circulating supply stands at about 520.55 million tokens, and the price has hit a new all-time high (ATH) of $0.2174 earlier today, while the all-time low was $0.05223 just nine days ago.

RECENT PERFORMANCE:
Over the past week, ESP has shown remarkable volatility and upward momentum, with a 227.1% increase. The 24-hour price range spiked from $0.08924 to $0.2174, driven by factors like major exchange listings (e.g., Binance, Upbit, Bithumb) and ongoing hype around its role in Ethereum's Layer 2 ecosystem. Sentiment on X (formerly Twitter) is overwhelmingly bullish, with users highlighting breakout patterns and potential for further gains—such as targeting $0.1145 resistance before pushing to $0.135–$0.150. Earlier posts noted prices around $0.0847–$0.090, underscoring how quickly the pump escalated.

KEY INFLUENCING FACTORS:
Bullish Drivers: Strong fundamentals as a shared sequencing layer for Ethereum rollups, providing faster finality and interoperability. Recent airdrops, staking incentives, and VC backing (e.g., from a16z and Sequoia) have fueled adoption. High volume suggests accumulation, potentially tied to Korean exchange listings amplifying retail interest.

SHORT-TERM PREDICTION (Next 1-4 Weeks)

Given the current momentum, ESP could test $0.25–$0.30 if it breaks and holds above the ATH of $0.2174, supported by sustained volume above $300 million. However, a pullback to $0.15–$0.17 is plausible on exhaustion, with key support at $0.089 (recent 24h low). Watch for MACD crossovers and volume trends—bullish if higher highs persist, but a drop below $0.15 might signal a bull trap.