# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Cryptocurrency

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Internet Computer (ICP) Price Prediction 2026, 2027-2030

This article provides a technical analysis and price prediction for Internet Computer (ICP) from 2026 to 2030. At the time of writing, ICP is trading at $4.69 with a market cap of $2.56B. The analysis identifies a horizontal channel pattern, suggesting potential resistance levels at $4.789 and $8.369, and support levels at $3.645 and $2.763 for 2026. Technical indicators present a mixed signal: the 50-day MA indicates a bullish trend, while the RSI suggests the asset is overbought. The ADX shows a strong trend momentum, but the RVI points to high volatility. The price prediction forecasts a bullish scenario of $7.473 and a bearish case of $1.847 for 2026. Long-term predictions suggest ICP could reach $20 by 2027, $25 by 2028, $30 by 2029, and $35 by 2030, though bearish scenarios project much lower values. The conclusion states that if market sentiment is positive, ICP could hit $15 and potentially surpass its all-time high of $750.73 in the future.

TheNewsCrypto01/15 08:50

Internet Computer (ICP) Price Prediction 2026, 2027-2030

TheNewsCrypto01/15 08:50

ASTER eyes 120% gains, but is the post-breakout rally sustainable?

ASTER retraced by 5% after a 10% rally, driven by broader crypto recovery and boosted by a Binance partnership, which caused a 6% jump. On-chain data showed strong bullish signals: top traders had $70K+ net inflows, new wallets accumulated $685K, and exchange outflows exceeded $3.1M, indicating accumulation. Holders increased from 200K to 206.63K since January 5. The token broke out of a falling wedge pattern, with OBV at $200M and CMF above neutral, suggesting strong capital inflow. To sustain the rally and achieve predicted 120% gains (potentially reaching $1), ASTER must hold above the $0.67 breakout zone. Risks include overleveraging affecting trend sustainability.

ambcrypto01/15 07:02

ASTER eyes 120% gains, but is the post-breakout rally sustainable?

ambcrypto01/15 07:02

What The Digital Clarity ACT Means For The Likes Of Dogecoin And XRP

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act draft proposes a new regulatory framework that could classify Dogecoin and XRP similarly to Bitcoin and Ethereum. The key provision states that a token will not be considered a security if, by January 1, 2026, it is the primary asset of an exchange-traded product listed on a US national securities exchange. This offers a clear, market-based standard rather than subjective regulatory interpretation, providing a potential path out of legal uncertainty for major altcoins. The Act, introduced in 2025 and advanced through committee review, aims to replace fragmented oversight with predictable rules, altering how these assets are evaluated by investors and institutions.

bitcoinist01/15 06:01

What The Digital Clarity ACT Means For The Likes Of Dogecoin And XRP

bitcoinist01/15 06:01

Fact Check: How Much Money Did the University of Chicago Really Lose in Cryptocurrency Trading?

Fact Check: Did the University of Chicago Lose Billions in Cryptocurrency Investments? A claim by Professor Zhao Dingxin suggested the University of Chicago lost over $6 billion in cryptocurrency investments, leading to budget cuts. However, the university’s official statement denies significant crypto losses, describing its crypto investments as "relatively small" and having doubled over five years. Financial reports show the university’s endowment ranged between $10.9–11.6 billion in recent years. A loss of $6 billion would require an implausibly large and risky allocation. More reliable sources, including the Stanford Daily, report actual crypto losses in the tens of millions—not billions. The university’s 2022 financial report indicated a drop in crypto holdings from $64 million to $45 million within a year, suggesting a loss of around $19 million. The university did experience a $1.5 billion total investment loss in FY2022, though it is unclear how much was related to crypto. Critics point to other major financial pressures, including $9.2 billion in debt from aggressive expansion and infrastructure projects. Administrative salaries also rose significantly during this period. In response to financial strain, the university is implementing budget cuts and plans to enroll more undergraduate students to increase revenue. The claim of a $6 billion crypto loss appears exaggerated and unsupported by official data.

marsbit01/15 04:52

Fact Check: How Much Money Did the University of Chicago Really Lose in Cryptocurrency Trading?

marsbit01/15 04:52

Popular Attorney Reveals Why Ripple Was Unable To Push XRP All These Years

A prominent legal expert, Bill Morgan, reveals that Ripple was unable to promote XRP or the XRP Ledger for years due to fear of SEC litigation over unregistered securities, despite which the SEC still sued them. This lack of promotion hindered XRP ecosystem publicity, while other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum were promoted without such constraints. Even today, Ripple's promotion remains subdued, often conducted indirectly through acquisitions and its stablecoin, RLUSD. Despite this, Ripple's CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, has reaffirmed that XRP remains central to the company's long-term vision of enabling the "Internet of Value," focusing on infrastructure rather than short-term cycles.

bitcoinist01/14 23:01

Popular Attorney Reveals Why Ripple Was Unable To Push XRP All These Years

bitcoinist01/14 23:01

Crypto Users Hit By 1,400% Surge In Impersonation Scams, Research Shows

Impersonation scams surged by 1,400% in 2025, causing billions in losses as criminals used AI tools, voice cloning, and fake customer-support schemes. The average scam amount increased by over 600%, with AI-enabled methods proving several times more profitable. Scammers impersonated exchange staff and celebrities using deepfakes and sophisticated social engineering, making operations more efficient and harder to trace. One high-profile case stole nearly $16 million. Total on-chain crypto scam losses for 2025 are estimated between $14 billion and $17 billion.

bitcoinist01/14 15:31

Crypto Users Hit By 1,400% Surge In Impersonation Scams, Research Shows

bitcoinist01/14 15:31

How Did a Monero Enthusiast Become the 'Gatekeeper' of Bitcoin?

On January 8th, Bitcoin Core appointed TheCharlatan as its sixth core maintainer, the first such appointment since 2023. Core maintainers are responsible for merging code into Bitcoin Core and signing official releases, acting as editors who ensure the integrity and security of the software. Unlike early days when a single individual held this power, the role is now distributed among multiple trusted contributors. TheCharlatan, a computer science graduate from the University of Zurich, has been contributing to Bitcoin Core since 2018 and has over a decade of experience in crypto development. He is known for his work on improving Bitcoin Core’s verification logic and modularizing its codebase. His appointment was supported by at least 20 Bitcoin Core developers. Notably, TheCharlatan has also contributed to privacy-focused cryptocurrencies like Monero in the past. On social media, he occasionally shares Bitcoin-maximalist views, emphasizing simplicity and immutability as core principles of digital cash. The article also highlights the growing decentralization of Bitcoin’s development and mentions other key maintainers, including Ava Chow, who played a critical role in preventing a consensus split over the Ordinals debate.

比推01/14 15:09

How Did a Monero Enthusiast Become the 'Gatekeeper' of Bitcoin?

比推01/14 15:09

For the First Time in Three Years, the Sixth Bitcoin Core Maintainer Emerges

On January 8, Bitcoin Core appointed developer TheCharlatan as its sixth core maintainer, the first such addition since 2023. Core maintainers hold trusted keys and are responsible for merging code into Bitcoin Core repository and signing official releases, ensuring the software’s authenticity and security. There are now six trusted maintainers, including Marco Falke, Gloria Zhao, Ryan Ofsky, Hennadii Stepanov, and Ava Chow. The role of a core maintainer is compared to an "editor" in the development process—they review and approve code contributions but do not have unilateral power to change on-chain rules. Bitcoin upgrades still depend on broader community consensus. TheCharlatan, a computer science graduate from the University of Zurich, has been contributing to Bitcoin Core since 2018 and has over a decade of experience in crypto development. He is known for his work on improving Bitcoin Core’s verification logic and modularization. His appointment was supported by at least 20 Bitcoin Core developers. The article also highlights the historical context of Bitcoin Core maintainers, noting that Satoshi Nakamoto originally held sole maintainer authority, which was later decentralized. Core maintainers are highly trusted individuals within the community, with significant influence over the project’s development direction.

Odaily星球日报01/14 10:08

For the First Time in Three Years, the Sixth Bitcoin Core Maintainer Emerges

Odaily星球日报01/14 10:08

South Korea Plans to Lift Ban on Listed Companies Investing in Cryptocurrency, Thousands of 'Whales' May Once Again Drive the 'Kimchi Premium'?

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is planning to lift the ban on cryptocurrency investments for listed companies and professional investors, a policy that has been in place since 2017. The draft guidelines propose allowing eligible entities to invest up to 5% of their net assets annually, focusing on top-20 cryptocurrencies by market cap, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. The move aims to address the market imbalance where retail investors dominate, potentially attracting significant institutional capital and boosting liquidity. However, challenges remain, including limited investment quotas and competition from traditional equities and emerging ETFs. The final guidelines are expected in early 2026, marking a significant shift in South Korea’s digital asset strategy.

marsbit01/14 09:02

South Korea Plans to Lift Ban on Listed Companies Investing in Cryptocurrency, Thousands of 'Whales' May Once Again Drive the 'Kimchi Premium'?

marsbit01/14 09:02

Out Of Office, Into Crypto: Ex-NYC Mayor Debuts ‘NYC Token’ Memecoin

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams launched the "NYC Token" memecoin on the Solana blockchain on January 12, 2026, promoting it as a tool to support education and combat antisemitism and anti-American sentiment. The token briefly reached an implied market cap between $580 million and $730 million before its price dropped by roughly 80%, falling from $0.46 to around $0.10. Critics raised concerns about insufficient transparency, missing documentation, and sudden liquidity withdrawals, which led to accusations of a potential rug pull. Adams, known for his pro-crypto stance as mayor, faced scrutiny for using his public profile to promote a privately issued token, while his successor declined to endorse the project.

bitcoinist01/14 00:01

Out Of Office, Into Crypto: Ex-NYC Mayor Debuts ‘NYC Token’ Memecoin

bitcoinist01/14 00:01

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