Is Ethereum on the verge of a breakout? I wouldn’t rush to conclusions just yet
While Bitcoin is once again trying to hold above key levels, Ethereum is trading at around $2,420–2,440. The situation around ETH is getting pretty interesting right now. On the one hand: 🏦 Ethereum has had access to institutional capital through ETFs for quite some time 🔒 A huge amount of ETH is locked in staking
Zcash Is Up Nearly 66%. Are Privacy Coins Making a Comeback?
While much of the market was talking about Bitcoin, Solana, and the latest meme coins, Zcash unexpectedly became one of September’s strongest large-cap assets. According to Binance Research, ZEC rose 65.9% in September, making it the top performer among large-cap cryptocurrencies. Its market capitalization approached roughly $24 billion, while the amount of coins in shielded pools neared record levels.
Binance now pays for more than just readers’ trades. What changed on October 19?
Today, Binance significantly changed the rules for Binance Square creators. The basic idea behind Write to Earn used to be pretty simple: you publish content, a reader follows it to a coin and makes an eligible trade — and the creator receives a share of the trading commission. Now there’s another source of income.
PEPE Is Rising Again. A New Rally or Just Another Memecoin Pump?
PEPE is back among the market's most notable memecoins today. At the time of writing, the coin is trading at around $0.00000415, up about 8% in 24 hours, with an intraday high of around $0.00000417. Daily trading volume is around $270 million, and PEPE's market cap has once again approached $1.75 billion.
JPMorgan Enters Ethereum: Why Does the Banking Giant Need Its Own Token?
While the crypto market searches for the next coin to grow 10×, the largest bank in the US is expanding its use of blockchain for dollar payments and settlements. On October 19, news broke that JPM Coin was launching on Ethereum for institutional clients. What’s behind the news—and what does it have to do with ETH? 🪙 What is JPM Coin?
GTC surges again: up 20% in a day. Why has Gitcoin come back to life?
Today, Gitcoin (GTC) once again stood out among the market’s most notable altcoins. At the time of writing, GTC is trading at around $0.31, up more than 20% over the past 24 hours, with an intraday high of around $0.325. But the most interesting thing is that this isn’t GTC’s first strong surge in recent weeks. And there’s a pretty clear reason for that.
CRV is up about 10% on the day. Is Curve back in the game?
Today, Curve DAO (CRV) has noticeably come back to life. At the time of writing, CRV is trading around $0.368, up about 10% on the day, with a local high of approximately $0.372. Against the broader market, this is already a fairly strong move. But there’s something much more interesting: CRV’s rise currently has a fundamental reason behind it.
Bought a cold wallet for security—and got a device with spyware inside
Imagine you decide to store your crypto yourself, buy a hardware wallet, and set it up. But it already contains someone else’s components, which intercept your recovery phrase. That’s the kind of attack Ledger described. The story is still being discussed on October 19—and it’s important to separate confirmed facts from sensational headlines.
AVA Is Up Nearly 70% in a Week. What’s Happening with Travala — and Is It Too Late to Get In?
While the market’s attention is fixed on Bitcoin and major altcoins, AVA (Travala) has quietly made a very significant move. At the time of publication, AVA is trading at around $0.40. Over the past 7 days: 🚀 up around 68% 📈 weekly high — around $0.432 💰 market cap — only around $28 million 🔥 daily trading volume — around $48 million
OSMO is up more than 30% in a day. What’s going on with Osmosis?
Today, Osmosis (OSMO) unexpectedly emerged as one of the day’s most notable altcoins. At the time of checking, the price was holding around $0.060, up about 33% over 24 hours, with an intraday high of roughly $0.0643. And the most interesting part is that this rise isn’t happening entirely out of nowhere. Reason #1 — Osmosis could completely stop OSMO inflation
You open the chart—and the coin has already done ×2. The comments promise another ×10, and there’s just one thought in your head: “I just don’t want to miss out again.” But +100% describes a past move—it doesn’t promise another one. What should you check before buying? 📊 1. Volume: is there activity behind the rise? See how trading volume has changed compared with previous days. A price increase on low volume may be fragile.
Bitcoin is back above $82,000. But I wouldn’t call it a reversal just yet
After another nerve-racking week, Bitcoin is trying to recover again. BTC is back in the $82,000–$83,000 range, and the rest of the crypto market has perked up a little too. At first glance, everything looks pretty good: 📈 Bitcoin is back above $82,000 📈 Altcoins have started to bounce back 📈 Market sentiment has improved a little
DOGE, PEPE, or BONK: what should you compare besides price?
“I’ll buy BONK or PEPE: for a small amount, I’ll get millions of coins. What if they’re worth a dollar someday?” Sound familiar? The number of coins in your wallet alone tells you nothing about future profits. If you invest $100 and the price rises by 20%, you’ll have $120 before fees. It doesn’t matter whether you bought a hundred coins or several million.
Are Memecoins Dead? Or Do We Only Remember Them After a 300% Rally?
When memecoins fall, people comment: “That’s it, nobody wants these anymore.” When they rise for several days in a row, the question changes: “What should I buy so I don’t miss out?” I think this is where many people fall into the trap. Interest only kicks in after the price rises, and they buy out of fear of missing out on profits.
Bought a million coins and waiting for $1? Check one number first
A coin costs $0.00001. With $100, you can buy 10 million tokens. And then you start thinking: “If it reaches even a dollar, I’ll be a millionaire.” There’s no mistake in the calculation of your future balance. But there’s a question: what market cap would the coin need to reach for that price to become reality? Lots of zeros in the price ≠ a bargain
I bought SOL at $11–14. I didn’t sell when it was nearly $300. Do I regret it?
I’ve been holding Solana for more than three years. I bought after a sharp drop, building my position in stages at $14–11. Then I saw the price climb to nearly $300. I could have locked in a very good profit, but I didn’t sell. And I don’t regret it now. Of course, it’s easy to say in hindsight: “I should have sold at the top and bought back later at a lower price.” In the moment, no one knows where the top is.
The "Diamond" pattern (or "Diamond") is a relatively rare and complex chart pattern that can signal both trend continuation and reversal. It often occurs at the peaks of uptrends or at the bottoms of downtrends, as well as in the middle of a trend as a continuation pattern.
There was no increase in Bitcoin, XRP, Solana, and others.
Why? Because Trump's decree stipulated that there would be no new purchases.
Everyone expected that the cryptocurrency reserve would be replenished.
This means that the federal government would buy cryptocurrencies with budget funds, and only after that would it influence pricing in one way or another.
None of this happened.
The crypto market is upset.
But it is quite possible that Trump will make another statement soon, and then the situation will stabilize. $SOL #xrp #ADA $SOL $XRP