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Dogecoin (DOGE) Faces Turbulence After a 7% Slip: Can It Hold Key Support Zones?

Dogecoin (DOGE) experienced a significant decline, dropping over 7.41% amid a broader crypto market downturn. The meme coin opened at $0.1378 but fell to a low of $0.1246, trading at $0.1270 at the time of writing. Trading volume surged by 183%, reaching $1.76 billion, while the market saw $35.13 million in liquidations. Technical indicators suggest bearish momentum, with DOGE potentially testing support at $0.1256. A break below could lead to further declines under $0.1242. On the upside, resistance lies at $0.1284, with a breakout possibly pushing the price toward $0.1298 or higher. Key indicators show weak momentum: the MACD is below zero, indicating bearish control; the CMF at -0.06 suggests mild capital outflow; and the RSI at 23.10 signals that DOGE is deeply oversold, potentially hinting at a short-term rebound if buying pressure resumes.

TheNewsCrypto01/19 06:55

Dogecoin (DOGE) Faces Turbulence After a 7% Slip: Can It Hold Key Support Zones?

TheNewsCrypto01/19 06:55

Bitcoin targets $98k – Decoding the liquidity vs. peak cycle debate

Bitcoin's cycle is not showing signs of an early peak despite some long-term projections, as global liquidity conditions remain supportive and have even reached new highs. This environment continues to benefit risk assets like BTC. Market risk is being redistributed rather than exiting, with short-term holders in profit and mid-term holders absorbing losses patiently. Price-wise, Bitcoin is consolidating around $95,000 after rebounding from the $91,000–$92,000 support zone. The immediate resistance lies at $97,000–$98,000. Technical indicators like RSI and MACD suggest positive momentum, albeit slightly slowed. If BTC holds above $95K, further upside is likely. Overall, bullish sentiment prevails due to strong liquidity and reduced selling pressure.

ambcrypto01/19 06:32

Bitcoin targets $98k – Decoding the liquidity vs. peak cycle debate

ambcrypto01/19 06:32

Mapping the New Finance Ecosystem: Nine Major Sectors in a 'Hundred Regiments Battle', with Tokenization, Stablecoins, and Neo-Banks as the Main Battlefields

Andy, founder of The Rollup, outlines the landscape of Neo Finance in 2026, identifying it as the fastest-growing sector in the global financial system. The ecosystem comprises nine major segments, including over 100 projects, with tokenization, stablecoins, and neobanking highlighted as the primary growth areas. Tokenization of real-world assets like bonds and commodities is gaining significant traction. Stablecoins remain the top entry point for new users, with yield-bearing variants growing exponentially. Neobanks are leveraging DeFi infrastructure to offer consumer-friendly banking experiences with superior yields. The article emphasizes that outdated crypto practices are fading, and a new financial era driven by utility and adoption is emerging.

marsbit01/19 06:25

Mapping the New Finance Ecosystem: Nine Major Sectors in a 'Hundred Regiments Battle', with Tokenization, Stablecoins, and Neo-Banks as the Main Battlefields

marsbit01/19 06:25

Coinbase: The Evolution from a Fringe Project to Global Financial Infrastructure

Coinbase's journey from a 2012 Y Combinator project to a global crypto financial infrastructure is a story of contrarian strategy, internal turmoil, and aggressive political maneuvering. Its early success stemmed from a focus on compliance and trust in a rebellious industry, securing banking relationships and state licenses to become a safe haven after the Mt. Gox collapse. Internally, the company faced crises, including a 2020 "apolitical" cultural purge where 5% of employees left, and serious racial discrimination allegations. It also navigated the first crypto insider trading case, which became a legal prelude to SEC challenges. Facing regulatory pressure, Coinbase fought back legally and politically. It spent over $119 million in the 2024 election cycle, successfully ousting crypto-skeptic Senator Sherrod Brown, and shifted Washington's stance on crypto. Financially, Coinbase transformed its business model. While 96% of its revenue came from trading fees in 2020, by 2025, nearly half is from stablecoin services (USDC), staking, and ETF custody—where it holds an 85% market share of Bitcoin ETF assets. Looking ahead, Coinbase is expanding into Web3 with its Base blockchain (adopting a no-token strategy) and aims to become an "Everything Exchange," offering stocks and commodities. However, its dominance creates systemic risks, as its concentration of ETF custody assets makes it a potential single point of failure.

marsbit01/19 06:20

Coinbase: The Evolution from a Fringe Project to Global Financial Infrastructure

marsbit01/19 06:20

‘Ethereum must remove features to survive’ says Vitalik – But why?

Vitalik Buterin argues that Ethereum's long-term survival depends on removing old features and simplifying its core protocol, a process he calls "protocol simplicity" or "garbage collection." He believes accumulated complexity makes the network harder to understand, maintain, and run, threatening its decentralization. Buterin emphasizes the "walkaway test"—Ethereum should function even if its core developers leave, allowing new teams to build clients or run nodes without relying on a small group of experts. He warns against the "High Priest" problem, where over-reliance on advanced cryptography forces trust in specialists, undermining self-sovereignty. Solutions include moving legacy features, like old transaction types, to smart contracts via account abstraction and potentially replacing the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) with a simpler system, while keeping the EVM as a contract. Buterin views Ethereum's first phase as necessary experimentation but now advocates for maturing into a secure "hyperstructure" that prioritizes simplicity and reliability over limitless functionality.

ambcrypto01/19 06:02

‘Ethereum must remove features to survive’ says Vitalik – But why?

ambcrypto01/19 06:02

Outsmarting Algorithmic Manipulation on Twitter: How to Grow Your Account with Dignity?

This article analyzes the significant decline in engagement and reach experienced by many Twitter (X) content creators, attributing it to two major platform changes. First, the platform has weakened the "Following" tab, defaulting users to the algorithmic "For You" feed. Second, it has shifted from a chronological timeline to algorithmically recommended content, heavily influenced by its AI model, Grok. This results in a polarized content performance: deep, analytical posts receive minimal views and zero interaction, while sensationalist, controversial, or low-quality content (e.g., clickbait, politics, or adult material) often goes viral. The author argues this strategy, designed to increase ad revenue by keeping users in a recommendation loop, ultimately degrades the platform's community and commercial value. It incentivizes "farming" engagement through divisive or shallow content, driving away high-quality vertical creators who are increasingly migrating to platforms like Substack. The piece concludes with a three-part strategy for creators: 1) adapt by mixing deep content with high-engagement hooks and subscribing to Premium for better reach, 2) build direct audience connections through newsletters or private groups, and 3) wait for potential platform improvements. The core message is a call to maintain integrity while navigating the algorithmic challenges.

marsbit01/19 05:41

Outsmarting Algorithmic Manipulation on Twitter: How to Grow Your Account with Dignity?

marsbit01/19 05:41

Institutions Besiege the Crypto World: Deconstructing Three Fatal Traps, A Core Guide for Retail Investors to Avoid Pitfalls

Amidst the recent crypto market hype—such as the London Stock Exchange adopting blockchain settlement, prediction markets hitting $700M in daily volume, and Vietnam’s high USDT payment success rates—many retail investors are eager to jump in. However, this article warns of three major traps set by institutions to exploit散户 (retail investors). First, the LSE’s move is not an endorsement of crypto but a strategic power grab to control on-chain asset pricing and settlement rules, sidelining retail participants. The advice: avoid short-term speculation on "institutional narrative coins" and focus on long-term spot holdings. Second, prediction markets are dominated by professional Wall Street teams using quant models, insider information, and arbitrage strategies. Retail traders, relying on limited information, are at a severe disadvantage. The guidance: only use disposable funds for such high-risk activities. Third, while USDT adoption in Vietnam appears promising with 97% payment success, it serves mainly as a hedge against currency volatility rather than mainstream payment. Challenges like trust issues, slow confirmations, and limited usability hinder broader adoption. The core advice for散户 is to avoid chasing hype, not overweight high-risk sectors, and stick to long-term positions in major cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH. Separate entertainment funds from investment capital, and stay rational to survive institutional dominance.

marsbit01/19 05:39

Institutions Besiege the Crypto World: Deconstructing Three Fatal Traps, A Core Guide for Retail Investors to Avoid Pitfalls

marsbit01/19 05:39

Decentraland joins GameFi rebound – MANA’s move to $0.20 depends on…

Decentraland (MANA) broke past the $0.15 resistance on January 17th, riding a GameFi rebound led by assets like Axie Infinity. However, Bitcoin’s recent pullback triggered a market-wide selloff, causing MANA to retreat. On-chain metrics suggest weak bullish conviction: a spike in dormant coin circulation and falling mean coin age indicate distribution and selling by long-term holders. While exchange outflows are a positive sign, the sharp drop in Open Interest and negative MVRV show short-term traders are taking profits. Although not overheated, MANA faces strong selling pressure. A rally toward $0.20 is possible, but traders should take profits near resistance levels like $0.17 and $0.19.

ambcrypto01/19 05:33

Decentraland joins GameFi rebound – MANA’s move to $0.20 depends on…

ambcrypto01/19 05:33

Bitcoin's Short-Term Bear-to-Bull Shift: Will History Repeat Itself? | Invited Analysis

Bitcoin Short-Term Bear-to-Bull Transition: Will History Repeat Itself? Analyst Conaldo reviews Bitcoin's performance from January 12–18, noting a brief bearish signal that resulted in a -1.07% loss on a short trade. Despite this, Bitcoin broke through the key resistance level of $94,500–$95,000, reaching nearly $98,000, confirming a critical technical breakout. Key technical models (Momentum Quantification, Sentiment Quantification, and Price Divergence) indicate mixed signals: weekly charts remain in a downtrend, while daily charts show a rebound with weakening bullish momentum. The 21-week moving average is identified as a crucial level for determining mid-term trend reversal. This week’s outlook focuses on whether Bitcoin can hold above $94.5K. Two short-term strategies are proposed: go long if support holds with a 1.5% stop-loss, or short if it breaks down, targeting $86.5K. A historical comparison with the 2021–2022 cycle suggests that a sustained break above the 21-week MA and a MACD reversal are essential for confirming a true bull trend. Otherwise, a drop below $80,000 remains possible. Risk management is emphasized: set stop-losses immediately, trail profits, and protect capital. All views are based on technical analysis—not financial advice. DYOR.

marsbit01/19 05:32

Bitcoin's Short-Term Bear-to-Bull Shift: Will History Repeat Itself? | Invited Analysis

marsbit01/19 05:32

Fed Chair Race Takes Sudden Turn: Hassett Hints at Exit, Warsh's Odds Surge

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett indicated that President Trump is likely to keep him in his current role, effectively removing him from contention for the next Federal Reserve Chair. This development has shifted the odds in the race to succeed current Chair Jerome Powell, with former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh now emerging as the clear favorite. Prediction markets show Warsh’s probability rising to 60%, while Hassett and Fed Governor Christopher Waller have fallen to around 15%. Another candidate, Rick Rieder of BlackRock, is also in consideration, with some supporters believing he may have a smoother path to Senate confirmation. The selection process, led by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, has gained additional complexity due to a Justice Department investigation into the Fed’s headquarters renovation. Powell has accused the DOJ of using the probe to pressure the central bank for rate cuts, raising concerns about political interference in Fed independence. Despite the controversy, Mnuchin expressed confidence that the Senate would confirm any of the four candidates under consideration. Powell’s term ends on May 15, and Trump has said he will announce his nominee this month.

marsbit01/19 05:28

Fed Chair Race Takes Sudden Turn: Hassett Hints at Exit, Warsh's Odds Surge

marsbit01/19 05:28

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