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🧠 $WIN Consolidation has persisted for several sessions, with volume gradually thinning alongside the tightening range. On-chain transfer activity has remained subdued, mirroring the quieter price beh

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🚨 $SXT COMPRESSING AT RANGE HIGHS AS LIQUIDITY ACCUMULATION NEARS BREAKOUT 💥 Entry: 0.00810 - 0.00818 ⚡ Target: 0.00827 - 0.00850 🚀 Stop Loss: 0.00785 ⚠️ $SXT is displaying intense structural volatili

Crypto roars back as bitcoin posts its second-best week since early 2021.Crypto bulls enjoyed one of their strongest weeks in years, with bitcoin gaining 23.6% last week.Bitcoin surged from around $62

Crypto roars back as bitcoin posts its second-best week since early 2021.Crypto bulls enjoyed one of their strongest weeks in years, with bitcoin gaining 23.6% last week.Bitcoin surged from around $62,000 to as high as $79,500 before settling near $77,000. It was bitcoin’s second-best weekly performance since February 2021, surpassed only by its rally after the Silicon Valley Bank crisis in March 2023.Ether performed even better, climbing 31.3% from below $1,900 to above $2,520 before retreating just below $2,500.The scale of the rally partly reflected the market conditions preceding it. Crypto had spent several months consolidating, while volatility continued to bleed to low levels and investors steadily accumulated.

This compression created the conditions for an explosive move, as positioning had become increasingly sensitive to any catalyst capable of breaking prices out of their ranges.  That catalyst arrived when Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced an expansion of Treasury bond buybacks, pushing yields and the dollar lower, supporting risk assets.

U.S.-listed spot ETFs added further momentum. Bitcoin ETFs attracted $1.92 billion of net inflows during the week, their largest weekly total since Oct. 10, when bitcoin was just shy of its record high of $126,000. Ether ETFs recorded $697 million of inflows, their strongest week since early October 2025.

The rally carried both bitcoin and ether above their 200-day simple moving averages, a widely followed indicator of an asset’s long-term trend. While, their shorter-term moving averages are also beginning to turn higher, raising the prospect of a “golden cross”, which occurs when the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day average and is commonly viewed as a bullish momentum signal.

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Crypto roars back as bitcoin posts its second-best

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$ETHFIUSDT is around $0.6497, up 4.18%. 🟢 LONG — The short-term bias remains positive above $0.635. A break through $0.660 could target $0.680, while losing $0.620 would put the setup under pressure. 

$ETHFIUSDT is around $0.6497, up 4.18%.

🟢 LONG — The short-term bias remains positive above $0.635. A break through $0.660 could target $0.680, while losing $0.620 would put the setup under pressure.

I’m watching whether ETHFI can build stronger momentum from here.



📏 $SNX Recent sessions show a market absorbing prior volatility rather than establishing new directional bias. The bid-ask imbalance has narrowed, pointing to a more even contest between buyers and se

Trending Token Price Prediction ChallengeHTX 13th-Anniversary CarnivalHTX Creation Challenge — Post and Win 1,500U Ethereum lending app Term Finance loses $8.5 million after attacker buys voting power

Ethereum lending app Term Finance loses $8.5 million after attacker buys voting power

Ethereum lending platform Term Finance has lost an estimated $8.5 million after an attacker seemingly acquired enough voting power to take control of some of its lending vaults.

The attacker removed roughly 2,843 ether $ETH$2,456.26, worth about $6.9 million at the time, and 1.68 million USDC, blockchain data shows, draining about 68% of the assets held in Term’s vaults.

Term's Meta Vaults held about $12.45 million before the attack, data from DefiLlama show. Nearly all of the roughly $8.8 million in ether deposited in the product was taken.

The unusual part is how the attacker may have gained access.

Onchain monitoring service Defimon said the attacker cheaply acquired a majority of the project’s sparsely held governance token, which gave holders voting rights over how the protocol is operated. The attacker then allegedly used that voting power to pass proposals that gave it control of the vaults.



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🪙 $SPELL A period of compression has taken hold, with price coiling between well-respected boundaries. The volume profile shows accumulation concentrated near the middle of the current range. A confir

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