Bitcoin's price has hovered near $80,000 with no clear direction as long-term holders (OGs) increase selling, signaling potential profit-taking. Data shows a spike in Bitcoin moved by holders with assets over five years, indicating some weakening conviction. Meanwhile, long-term holders (holding 155+ days) have reduced selling recently, and the spot market shows strong accumulation, suggesting sustained buying interest. This mixed activity highlights cautious sentiment but ongoing demand that could support Bitcoin's price going forward.
Grab's Chief Product Officer has sold 30,000 shares, generating $109,200 from the transaction. This insider sale may indicate personal financial planning or a strategic move, but it does not necessarily reflect the company's overall performance. Inve...
Hyperliquid's AQA v2 model forecasts $193 million in annual revenue and $527,000 daily buybacks of its HYPE token in 2026, signaling strong financial health. This projection has increased market confidence, raising the odds of Hyperliquid reaching $1...
BNB Chain announced it will no longer prioritize reducing gas fees, which it had aggressively cut by over 90% in recent years. Instead, the network aims to develop sustainable business models involving gas fees, revenue sharing, and commercial agreem...
Bitcoin's price recently hovered between $76,200 and $82,100, sparking bullish sentiment in the market. Eleven AI models were asked to predict Bitcoin's year-end 2026 price, with forecasts ranging from $84,500 to $105,480. The median prediction is ar...
A public dispute between Offchain Labs and Solana co-founders highlights differing views on Robinhood Chain's fee model. Robinhood Chain, built on Arbitrum Orbit, charges around $0.40 per transaction during congestion, generating significant daily fe...
