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Render, CRV, Pendle, CFX and COW already crossed the line, while APT, SQD and GRASS sit weeks away from the final investor unlock that often redraws supply.
The split matters: with BTC back at a level it failed to break earlier in the week and ETH outperforming, derivatives data shows the move is being driven by strategic positioning rather than…
The 1.5% rally came on softer U.S. labor data that eased Treasury yields, but extreme-fear sentiment and a fifth straight day of spot ETF outflows show the move is fragile.
Bitcoin and Ethereum lead the list, with Solana, Chainlink, and Hyperliquid cited as second-tier picks; Galaxy's Lucas T and Chainlink's Sergey Nazarov are quoted defending the bullish case.
The same moving-average gap that marked the 2015, 2018 and 2022 cycle bottoms has re-formed after three years, but the analyst still flags room for a deeper retest before any structural reversal.
Since the September 2025 peak, monthly CEX listing activity has collapsed by roughly 77%, signalling that the 2024–2025 token-launch cycle has fully deflated and centralized venues are no longer the…
Bitcoin is up 9% since end-June and Nasdaq futures gained 2.6% in 24 hours even as CENTCOM hit 90 Iranian targets, the clearest read yet that markets are pricing geopolitics as a sideshow, not a…
Institutions walked away from $BTC and $ETH funds but kept adding to XRP and HYPE wrappers, a split that says more about how the next allocation wave is being built than last week's headline outflow…
Tom Lee's ETHBTC thesis meets a confluent daily and weekly resistance at the 20-week moving average, with the Clarity Act's August 7 deadline and a 2022-style altcoin market cap bottom both in play.
Three sessions of losses, an 8% OI flush, and whale balances frozen at 2.53B ADA have turned a healthy pullback into a debate about whether $0.18 holds or the June low at $0.1385 comes back into play.
The schedule spans everything from a $757M single-line cliff to routine mid-cap emissions, with $JTO and $APT the only large-cap names in the mix.
If Bitcoin's four-year cycle thesis holds, most altcoins may never reclaim their highs. A counter-read argues they are tracking the macro business cycle and the real move is still ahead.
The week's top movers on CryptoRank are mid-cap rotations, not market leaders: NES +60.1%, TAIKO +55.2%, TAC +44.4%, with search interest tracking the price action rather than leading it.
He is long $BTC and not selling, but says the $300B rotating out of alts has to wash through before any real bid, and is willing to bet $100K that $50 prints before $100.
The metric tracks the share of coins moved at a loss, a behavioural proxy for capitulation. A fresh floor typically marks a sentiment extreme, not a confirmed bottom.
A 30-year macro investor telling Cointelegraph that a meme coin tops his altcoin watchlist reads less like a joke and more like a late-cycle signal worth dissecting.
Every tracked narrative ended the quarter red, and Ethereum just printed its first-ever three-quarter losing streak, the kind of breadth that historically marks a macro reset rather than a routine…
Dovish Warsh comments at Sintra flipped the script: BTC is back above $60K, liquidations flipped long, and smaller tokens are leading, the kind of breadth that has historically marked durable bottoms.
Seven unlocks dominate the month, with RAIN alone worth $785M. If even a slice hits the open market, July is a structurally heavy tape for the named names and their segments.
The figure spans one-time cliffs across HYPE, PUMP, H, ZRO, CONX, ENA, and KAITO plus monthly linear unlocks on SOL, WLD, TRUMP, TAO, and a dozen others, a broad-based supply event with no single…
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