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Reason to trust Strict editorial policy that focuses on accuracy, relevance, and impartiality Created by industry experts and meticulously reviewed The highest standards in reporting and publishing Strict editorial policy that focuses on accuracy, relevance, and impartiality Morbi pretium leo et nisl aliquam mollis. Quisque arcu lorem, ultricies quis pellentesque nec, ullamcorper eu odio. Este artículo también está disponible en español. Ethereum is trading near a crucial support zone as the entire crypto market undergoes a retracement phase. After days of bullish momentum, ETH now hovers around the $2,550 level—a line that could determine the short-term trajectory. Despite the pullback,…

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SHIB dropped over 7.5% in 24 hours, testing critical support near $0.00001240 with increased market volatility. CoinGlass data showed $942K in short positions near $0.00001306, far outweighing long liquidations. With huge volatility, Shiba Inu [SHIB], the popular memecoin, has been on the verge of crashing by 20%, as its price action flashes a bearish signal. Despite this bearish outlook, whales’ participation in the memecoin skyrocketed, as revealed by the on-chain analytics tool IntoTheBlock. Whales participation skyrockests According to IntoTheBlock, SHIB transaction counts in the $100K–$1M range jumped 175.86% in the past 24 hours. The $10K–$100K bracket also saw a 147.79%…

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As stablecoins continue to gain ground in global finance, a fundamental legal and regulatory question has emerged: Are stablecoins bank deposits?  This isn’t just a matter of classification or semantics – it affects how stablecoin issuers are regulated, how users are protected, and who is allowed to operate in this fast-evolving sector. Yet, the question of what constitutes a deposit is not a new one and predates crypto innovation.  In the UK and EU, the legal distinction between deposits and electronic money (e-money), for instance, has led to a proliferation of bank-like financial technology (FinTech) firms that hold customer money…

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Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure In a recent update shared on X, crypto analyst CRYPTOWZRD noted that Ethereum ended the day on a bearish note, mirroring Bitcoin’s decline. He pointed out that this synchronized drop suggests a potential rise in market volatility in the coming days, particularly at the start of next week. With volatility likely to persist, timing and precision will be key for navigating Ethereum’s next move. ETHBTC Holds Promise For Future Upside Despite Near-Term Uncertainty Expanding further on his recent analysis, the crypto analyst emphasized that Ethereum and ETHBTC…

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PEPE’s selling volume of has risen significantly, and Open Interest continues to fall. There are no nearby support to provide a rebound, and PEPE hints at a further potential drop. Pepe [PEPE] has recorded a major market loss, shedding 17% in the past 24 hours. Interestingly, the memecoin’s performance remained bullish over the past month, with an accrued gain of 25%. Currently, market sentiment suggests that the asset could record an even further price decline as the selling force continues to heighten. Sellers are gaining strength in the market The recent decline of PEPE stems from the intensifying selling pressure…

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Pepe coin price continued its sell-off on Saturday, moving to its lowest point since May 9, as the crypto sell-off accelerated. Pepe (PEPE) dropped to a low of $0.00001096, down by 32% from its highest point this year.  On the positive side, the supply of Pepe coins on exchanges has crashed to 105.33 trillion, its lowest level since 2022. It has also fallen from last year’s high of 215 trillion, a sign that holders are not selling their coins.  Nansen data shows that the number of Pepe coins whales hold has increased this month. These investors now hold 9.71 trillion…

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After a euphoric surge that saw meme coins on the Solana blockchain skyrocket earlier this year, the hype is beginning to unravel. Solana’s native token, SOL, has dropped for four straight days—falling nearly 18% from its May highs—as meme coin valuations across its ecosystem collapse. Once riding high with a combined market cap north of $15 billion, Solana’s meme assets like Dogwifhat (WIF), SPX6900 (SPX), and Popcat (POPCAT) have shed billions in value in just days. The broader sell-off mirrors a risk-off shift in the crypto market, amplified by geopolitical tensions and technical breakdowns, casting doubt on how much steam…

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Trump memecoin fell 16.47% this week, with prices dipping as low as $10.43 before stabilizing near $10.74. Spot Sell Volume surged to 1.91 million, outpacing Buy Volume and leaving a -288k Delta. After rallying to a high of $15.93 during Trump’s dinner, Official Trump [TRUMP] has struggled to make any more gains. Inasmuch, the memecoin has sharply declined over the past week. After peaking at $15.93, the memecoin has slipped steadily, falling as low as $10.43. As of press time, it was trading near $10.74, down 7.24% this week and 16.47% on the weekly chart. The trend suggests mounting bearish pressure…

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Ethereum price pulled back in the past three days as traders adjust their positions for June, its historically worst month. Ethereum (ETH) has declined for three consecutive days, hitting a low of $2,500. That’s a 9.8% drop from its monthly high. Despite the pullback, it has outperformed most altcoins, many of which have fallen more than 15% from their highs this month. ETH retreated ahead of June, which is usually its worst month, because of the start of summer. CoinGlass data shows that the average monthly performance in June since 2016 is minus 7.4%. Its median monthly return in June…

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In a pivotal shift for U.S. crypto policy, the Securities and Exchange Commission clarified on May 29 that most staking activities on proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchains do not constitute securities transactions—marking a major departure from the agency’s previously aggressive stance under former Chair Gary Gensler. The move, issued in a statement titled “Providing Security is not a ‘Security’,” alleviates legal uncertainty that had long stifled innovation and discouraged American participation in network staking. While the clarification is not a binding rule, it signals a more open regulatory posture under the current administration. It could also unlock significant growth in staking-related infrastructure,…

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