F2Pool Leads Four-Partner Push Into Psy’s High-Throughput Network A month after opening the gates to its public testnet, Psy Protocol has secured heavyweight validation from four infrastructure providers: global mining giant F2Pool, along with GrandCroix, DePIN X Capital, and Codestream. The coalition brings an industrial-scale blend of ASIC and GPU Continue Reading
Ethereum Holds $3,300 After Whipsaw Week: Traders Eye a Binary Breakout
Price Action: Snap-Back From $3,000 Tests the 0.618 Fibonacci Stronghold Ethereum spent the first week of November in a textbook bull–bear tug-of-war. Last Monday’s 12 percent decline drove the pair as low as $3,000 before dip-buyers stepped in, forcing a rebound toward $3,400. Technicians note that the recovery arrives precisely at Continue Reading
Bitwise Countdown Breathes New Life Into Dogecoin – Analysts Eye $1.20 if Spot ETF Clears SEC Silence
SEC’s 20-Day Clock: How the 8(a) Filing Accelerates a Potential November Launch Bitwise Asset Management quietly withdrew the “delaying amendment” from its S-1 and triggered the rarely used Section 8(a) clause, starting a 20-day window in which the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission must act or see the proposed spot Dogecoin Continue Reading
Crypto Apps Now Earn More Than the Blockchains Beneath Them
From Zero to Hundreds of Millions: How Consumer-Facing DApps Stole the Spotlight A new revenue hierarchy is emerging across Web3. Twelve months ago, few analysts expected a single on-chain application to eclipse the fee income of a major Layer-1 network. Yet that is precisely what has happened. Trading game PumpFun Continue Reading
Pepe Finds Its Line in the Sand as Meme-Coin Winter Deepens
Funding Rates Flash Warning While Spot Volume Dries Up The meme-coin complex has been in a prolonged drawdown, and no token illustrates that pain better than Pepe. Twelve months of relentless selling have pushed the frog-themed coin roughly 40 % lower, printing a fresh one-year low this week. Perpetual-futures data Continue Reading
SBF’s 25-Year Sentence Under Fire: Inside the Appeal Shaking Crypto Markets
Appeal Argument: “Presumed Guilty” and Judicial Bias Nineteen months after a New York jury found Sam Bankman-Fried guilty on seven counts of fraud and conspiracy, his new legal team has asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to scrap the verdict entirely. In a 150-page brief filed Continue Reading
Brussels Pushes to Hand ESMA the Keys to Europe’s Crypto Exchanges
Why Brussels Wants a Single Crypto Sheriff The European Commission is preparing a December “markets integration package” that would elevate the Paris-based European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) from a coordinator to the direct supervisor of the largest cross-border crypto exchanges, stock exchanges and clearing houses. Senior officials argue that Continue Reading
XRP Flirts With $2.60 Resistance While New Layer-2 Projects Steal the Spotlight
XRP Price Action: Volume Grows Inside a Descending Triangle XRP is trading near $2.55 after a 1.7 % daily advance, pushing 24-hour turnover above $2.16 billion and keeping its market capitalization close to $153 billion. On the daily chart the token continues to coil inside a well-defined descending triangle: lower Continue Reading
Coinbase, Capitol Hill, and the High-Stakes Poker of U.S. Crypto Politics
From Inaugural Checks to Ballroom Bricks: Senator Murphy’s “Corruption Factory” Claim A single post on X this week ignited one of the fiercest political flare-ups the digital-asset industry has seen since the 2022 market crash. Senator Chris Murphy accused Coinbase of feeding what he called former President Donald Trump’s “corruption Continue Reading
Bybit Halts New Sign-Ups in Japan as FSA Tightens the Screws on Crypto
Bybit’s Proactive Pause: What Changes on 31 October? On Wednesday the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume confirmed that, effective 12:00 UTC on 31 October, it will stop onboarding new Japanese nationals and residents. Bybit described the move as a “proactive approach” to domestic rules that are still in Continue Reading