Why crypto Bitcoin feels harder to break despite fading capital inflows

Uniswap whale sells $10M in UNI – Can $4 support still hold?

Uniswap (UNI) dropped to a two-year low of $4.11, with a slight rebound to $4.15 at press time. A long-term whale sold 2.49 million UNI ($10.62 million) after five years of dormancy, realizing $1.72 million in profit. This sale, along with a surge in exchange inflows and a two-month high exchange supply ratio of 0.09, indicates increased selling pressure and distribution risk. Technical indicators show strong bearish momentum, with the RSI at 27 and RVGI at -0.12, signaling seller dominance. If selling continues, UNI could break the $4 support and fall to $3.8. However, a significant reversal could see it reclaim $4.8 if buyers step in.

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CZ Defends Binance: Dismisses Claims Linking Exchange To October 10 Crypto Crash

CZ, co-founder and former CEO of Binance, has dismissed claims that the exchange caused the October 10 crypto market crash, which saw $19 billion in liquidations. He called the accusations "far-fetched" and stated Binance compensated users affected by its technical issues with around $600 million. Zhao emphasized that Binance operates under regulatory oversight in Abu Dhabi and a US monitorship. He also denied having any business relationship with the Trump family, following his controversial presidential pardon in October 2025. Meanwhile, Binance Coin (BNB) has declined 5% in a week, trading at $847.

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CFTC Partners With SEC On ‘Project Crypto’ For Unified Regulatory Approach

The U.S. SEC and CFTC are relaunched "Project Crypto" as a joint initiative to create a unified regulatory framework for crypto assets. The effort aims to harmonize oversight, clarify jurisdictional boundaries, eliminate redundant compliance requirements, and enhance interagency coordination. Both agencies emphasized the need for precise, innovation-friendly regulation that supports economic growth while protecting investors. Additionally, the SEC delayed its anticipated innovation exemption for crypto firms, originally expected by early 2026, citing the need for careful implementation and potential disruptions from government shutdowns. The exemption would allow crypto products to launch under principles-based conditions rather than prescriptive rules. Both chairs reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring that the U.S. remains a leader in the evolving digital asset landscape.

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RIVER sell-off deepens – Will prices dip further as liquidity drains?

RIVER's market outlook has turned decisively bearish after erasing nearly half of its previous 200% rally. Investor sentiment has plummeted to 32%, with only a minority of traders remaining bullish. On-chain data shows a slight decrease in wallets, and significant selling pressure is coming from large holders who control 88.09% of the supply. Liquidity is draining, with Open Interest down 5% and $7.75 million exiting the market. The funding rate is negative, indicating dominant short positions. Technical indicators like the MACD and Parabolic SAR confirm sustained bearish momentum, suggesting further price declines are likely in the near term.

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Next Crypto to Explode: 5 Projects to Watch, Led by Ripple (XRP) and Little Pepe (LILPEPE)

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