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Best Long-Term Meme Coin to Hold: How Little Pepe (LILPEPE) Stacks Up Against Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Dogecoin (DOGE)

The article compares the long-term potential of meme coins Shiba Inu (SHIB), Dogecoin (DOGE), and newcomer Little Pepe (LILPEPE). SHIB faces challenges with a 65% yearly decline, stalled Shibarium growth, and declining trading activity. DOGE, while culturally relevant and adopted, shows slower growth and flattened momentum despite institutional support. In contrast, Little Pepe has raised $27.8 million in its presale and is building a meme-centric Layer-2 ecosystem designed for fast, low-cost trading. It aims to provide infrastructure for meme economy growth, offering utility beyond hype. With audited contracts, planned CEX listings, and a focus on recurring usage, LILPEPE is positioned as a strong long-term contender with high upside potential.

TheNewsCrypto01/31 12:22

Best Long-Term Meme Coin to Hold: How Little Pepe (LILPEPE) Stacks Up Against Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Dogecoin (DOGE)

TheNewsCrypto01/31 12:22

‘No accident’ – Why OKX founder faults Binance for October’s crypto crash

Star Xu, founder of crypto exchange OKX, publicly blamed Binance for triggering the October 10th market crash, calling it "no accident" but the result of "irresponsible marketing campaigns" by certain companies. He specifically criticized Binance for offering high APY on products like Ethena’s USDe using looped leverage without proper risk controls, which led to a depegging event. Xu urged Binance to discuss systemic risks openly for the industry's long-term health. Binance dismissed the claims, attributing the crash to a macro shock from Trump tariff updates and a subsequent $19 billion liquidation cascade. While acknowledging technical issues during the event, it denied being the primary trigger. Analysis suggested the depeg occurred after the liquidations, minimizing Binance's role. Despite renewed FUD, BNB's price fell but its market dominance held steady at 4%, indicating relative resilience. No independent analysis of the crash has yet been conducted.

ambcrypto01/31 11:47

‘No accident’ – Why OKX founder faults Binance for October’s crypto crash

ambcrypto01/31 11:47

Hyperliquid’s market share surges to 33% – Can HYPE target $36 next?

Hyperliquid's market share surged from 18% in December to 33% by the end of January, driven by the introduction and success of its equity and commodity perpetuals (perps). Non-crypto assets, such as silver and gold, now account for 30% of the platform's trading volume, positioning it as a key cross-asset trading platform. This growth has positively impacted the native token HYPE, with increased trading volume generating higher fees, which fuel token buybacks and burns. Weekly revenue rose from $11 million to $15.5 million, and HYPE's price increased by 70%. Maintaining support above $28 could lead to a breakout toward $36, while a drop below may push it back to the $20-$28 range.

ambcrypto01/31 11:05

Hyperliquid’s market share surges to 33% – Can HYPE target $36 next?

ambcrypto01/31 11:05

Pundit Explains Why Ripple’s RLUSD Isn’t Like Other Stablecoins, What’s The Difference?

Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin is designed primarily for institutional use rather than retail, focusing on trading infrastructure, collateral frameworks, and regulated settlements. It emphasizes institutional readiness through monthly independent attestations, ensuring full reserve backing for compliance and risk management. Accepted as core collateral on platforms like LMAX, it supports high transaction velocity, rehypothecation, and reliable value retention. RLUSD also drives growth in DeFi, serving as a stable cash component for tokenized assets. Its availability on major exchanges and upcoming XRPL integration aims to enhance liquidity access, positioning it as a tool to improve capital movement and settlement efficiency across markets.

bitcoinist01/31 11:02

Pundit Explains Why Ripple’s RLUSD Isn’t Like Other Stablecoins, What’s The Difference?

bitcoinist01/31 11:02

Three Key Changes: Analyzing the Impact of New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on the Crypto Market

Kevin Warsh's nomination as the new Federal Reserve Chair marks a potential shift in U.S. monetary policy, with significant implications for the crypto market. Warsh, a former Fed governor and critic of quantitative easing, advocates for a "limited central banking" approach, prioritizing price stability and financial system integrity over aggressive stimulus. His proposed policy mix—simultaneous interest rate cuts and balance sheet reduction—aims to ease government debt pressure while avoiding inflation resurgence. Warsh’s relationship with former President Trump, facilitated by family ties and shared critiques of the Powell-era Fed, adds a layer of political complexity. However, Warsh has historically emphasized Fed independence, creating tension between political expectations and his policy framework. For crypto markets, Warsh’s policies could bring short-term gains from rate cuts but long-term headwinds from sustained quantitative tightening (QT). This may reduce market liquidity, suppress asset valuations, and dampen volatility. Additionally, Warsh’s regulatory stance may accelerate crypto compliance, favoring established assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum while squeezing out riskier altcoins. The era of "policy-driven" crypto rallies may fade, giving way to fundamentals-based investing. Institutional adoption may grow, while retail speculation declines. Investors should focus on long-term value drivers—such as adoption cycles and technological upgrades—rather than short-term Fed policy shifts.

marsbit01/31 10:45

Three Key Changes: Analyzing the Impact of New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on the Crypto Market

marsbit01/31 10:45

Will Crypto Become a Common Payment in Five Years? US Merchants Say Yes

A PayPal-backed survey reveals that cryptocurrency is transitioning from a niche payment method to a mainstream checkout alternative in the U.S., with 39% of merchants now accepting crypto. Key drivers include strong consumer demand, as 88% of merchants report customer inquiries about crypto payments, and 69% say these requests are recurring. Merchants are optimistic about future adoption, with 84% expecting crypto payments to become common within five years. Adoption is higher among large enterprises (50%) compared to small businesses (34%), and sectors like hospitality (81%) and digital goods (76%) lead in acceptance. Benefits cited by merchants include faster transactions, attracting new customers, improved security, and higher spending from crypto users. Generational interest is significant, with Millennials and Gen Z showing the strongest demand. The survey suggests that reducing technical and usability barriers could accelerate adoption, positioning crypto as a standard payment option in the near future.

ccn.com01/31 10:07

Will Crypto Become a Common Payment in Five Years? US Merchants Say Yes

ccn.com01/31 10:07

Binance Plans Gradual Conversion Of $1 Billion SAFU Fund Into Bitcoin

Amid a prolonged Bitcoin downturn, Binance has announced a significant strategic shift to reinforce confidence in the crypto sector. The exchange plans to convert its entire $1 billion Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU), currently held in stablecoins, into Bitcoin. This conversion is expected to be completed within 30 days. Binance stated that this move reflects its long-term conviction in Bitcoin as a foundational asset and store of value. The fund will be actively rebalanced, and if its value falls below $800 million due to market fluctuations, Binance will replenish it back to $1 billion. In a related community letter, Binance also highlighted its 2025 initiatives, including assisting users in recovering $48 million from incorrect deposits, helping 5.4 million users identify potential threats to prevent an estimated $6.69 billion in scam losses, and cooperating with law enforcement to seize $131 million in illegal funds. The exchange's proof-of-reserves showed user assets totaling $162.8 billion, fully backed, by the end of 2025.

bitcoinist01/31 10:02

Binance Plans Gradual Conversion Of $1 Billion SAFU Fund Into Bitcoin

bitcoinist01/31 10:02

OnlyFans in Talks to Sell 60% Stake in Deal Valued at Up to $5.5 Billion

According to The Wall Street Journal, OnlyFans is in discussions to sell a 60% stake to U.S. private equity firm Architect Capital. The potential deal could value the subscription platform between $3.5 billion and $5.5 billion, including debt. Majority owner Leo Radvinsky, who acquired the company in 2018, has previously explored a full sale. Architect Capital, known for investing in businesses with regulatory challenges, aims to improve payment systems for creators and plans to take OnlyFans public by 2028. The report also notes that OnlyFans' parent company, Fenix International, previously invested significantly in Ethereum, sustaining substantial losses during the 2022 crypto market downturn.

TheNewsCrypto01/31 09:36

OnlyFans in Talks to Sell 60% Stake in Deal Valued at Up to $5.5 Billion

TheNewsCrypto01/31 09:36

When AI Companies Are Frantically Hiring Asian Girls, Attention Is Winning the World

In the attention economy, AI startups are racing to hire "ABG" (Asian Baby Girl) marketers—young Asian women skilled at creating viral social media content—as Chief Marketing Officers. The trend highlights a shift where viral reach and engagement often trump traditional metrics. Venture capital increasingly chases "traffic signals" over financials, fueling a feedback loop: more attention brings more funding, raising marketing standards, and pushing talent toward content creation. The controversial startup Cluely exemplifies this. It mastered narrative (a founder’s “cheat everything” backstory), built a viral machine with 700+ performance-paid editors, and used a formulaic mix of provocative content, lifestyle flexes, and platform-specific strategies. Results included billions of views at low cost—but without a real product. Cluely became a symbol of marketing-first, product-last ventures. The core insight: attention is the new currency. The best product won’t win; the best story will. Founders must be their own CMOs, and the next wave of successful startups will be built by those who can both code and market.

marsbit01/31 09:36

When AI Companies Are Frantically Hiring Asian Girls, Attention Is Winning the World

marsbit01/31 09:36

Bitcoin hits 2-month low: Can Trump’s rate-cut push lift BTC?

Bitcoin recently fell to a two-month low near $80,000, coinciding with former President Trump's public push for Federal Reserve rate cuts. While such easing cycles have historically supported BTC rallies by increasing liquidity, current economic data challenges this narrative. The December Producer Price Index came in higher than expected, signaling persistent inflation and casting doubt on the near-term possibility of rate cuts. Despite regulatory progress and Trump's "crypto capital" vision, on-chain data reveals investor capitulation and increased exchange inflows, indicating that macro volatility and skepticism are overriding the positive sentiment. The widening gap between theory and market behavior suggests that rate cuts alone may be insufficient to reverse the current fear, uncertainty, and doubt surrounding Bitcoin.

ambcrypto01/31 09:02

Bitcoin hits 2-month low: Can Trump’s rate-cut push lift BTC?

ambcrypto01/31 09:02

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