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Bitcoin's realized cap hit a record $872 billion, but slowing growth, profit-taking, and underwater short-term holders suggest the market remains risk-off.
Ethereum is under bearish pressure with growing whale dominance and falling retail presence. Price risks deepen amid weakening trend signals.
Cardano's price is under threat as short-term holders are poised to sell their profitable positions. With resistance at $0.63 and negative market sentiment, ADA's future remains uncertain.
David Silverman of Polygon Labs critiques Total Value Locked (TVL) as an incomplete metric for evaluating blockchain value and introduces Chain-Aligned TVL (CAT) as a more accurate alternative. CAT highlights assets that actively enhance a chain's ecosystem, offering deeper insights into long-term growth and user benefits.
Hedera's HBAR is showing signs of recovery as it attempts to break its 7-week downtrend, with traders eyeing the $0.2 target. Positive funding rates suggest a potential breakout if key resistance levels are breached.
Bitcoin’s price could reach $90,000 as China's M2 money supply surges, driving liquidity into risk assets. Despite macroeconomic concerns, analysts remain optimistic about a potential price rally.
With 100 million PI tokens set to be unlocked in April, bearish sentiment and technical indicators suggest the altcoin may revisit its all-time low of $0.40.
TAO is on a bullish run, gaining 10% and signaling further growth as it eyes resistance at $279.70. Technicals suggest more upside ahead.
Galaxy Digital’s massive ETH moves to exchanges have stirred speculation about its crypto strategy, especially after a key Ethereum expert’s exit.
- 21:59Trump Signs Executive Order to Ease Auto Tariff Policy, Industry Still Faces PressureAccording to Jinse, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order to mitigate the impact of auto tariffs, making concessions after weeks of intensive lobbying by automakers, parts suppliers, and car dealers. The industry had warned that exorbitant tariffs might increase car prices, lead to factory shutdowns, and cause unemployment. Under the executive order signed aboard Air Force One, imported cars will be exempt from additional aluminum and steel tariffs to avoid the cumulative effect of overlapping tariffs. A senior official from the U.S. Department of Commerce stated that the White House will also adjust a 25% tariff on auto parts originally set to take effect on May 3, allowing car companies manufacturing and selling vehicles in the U.S. to apply for a tariff deduction of up to 3.75% (25%X15%) of the vehicle's value. This deduction will decrease to a maximum of 2.5% (25%X10%) after one year and will be eliminated the following year. The policy applies to cars produced after April 3. Although the latest adjustments will somewhat alleviate cost pressures on automakers, parts suppliers, and dealers, it remains challenging to determine the actual financial relief. The entire industry is still dealing with a 25% tariff on imported cars, which could significantly increase industry costs and exacerbate supply chain pressures.
- 21:54PumpBTC Airdrop Claim Window to Close on April 30According to Foresight News, PumpBTC has announced that its airdrop claim window will close on April 30, reminding eligible users to complete their claims in time.
- 21:54Nasdaq Files to List 21Shares DOGE Spot ETFAccording to a report by Foresight News, documents submitted by Nasdaq to the SEC reveal that Nasdaq intends to list and trade the 21Shares Dogecoin ETF under Rule 5711(d). The trust is managed by 21Shares US LLC, with Coinbase Custody serving as the custodian for Dogecoin assets, tracking the DOGE-USD settlement price index published by CF Benchmarks. The ETF will only allow for cash subscriptions and redemptions, with each basket consisting of 10,000 shares. The trust does not use leverage or derivatives and does not engage in staking or yield generation.