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Ethereum Golden Triangle Survives As Structure Remains Unbroken, This Target Says $10,000 Is Coming
Technical analysis of the 3-week chart outlook shows $ETH pressing into the apex of a golden triangle formation that has survived the Covid crash, the 2022 bear market, and the ongoing 2026 correction. According to the analyst who first identified it, what happens next at the apex of that structure may define Ethereum’s trajectory for the next several years. Ethereum’s Nine-Year Structure Ethereum’s 3-week candlestick chart highlights a long ascending support line beginning near the early market cycle lows and stretching through the 2020 Covid crash, the 2022 bear market, and the latest correction since its August 2025 all-time high…
President Donald Trump has escalated his campaign against Fed Chair Jerome Powell to a level that’s making markets genuinely uncomfortable. Trump stated he would fire Powell if he does not resign, proposing former Fed governor Kevin Warsh as a replacement. The threat represents the most direct challenge to Federal Reserve independence in modern American history. Trump has consistently pushed for lower interest rates, both during his first term from 2017 to 2021 and again now. His argument is straightforward: cheaper money stimulates the economy. Powell’s counterargument is equally straightforward: the Fed makes decisions based on data, not demands from the…
World Liberty Financial, a Trump family-backed DeFi project, reportedly sold 5.9 billion $WLFI tokens without informing the community. According to a Bloomberg report, the recent controversial use of 5 billion tokens from the $WLFI treasury to borrow $75 million was another way for insiders to cash out without waiting for years, like other early investors. $WLFI’s early investors are stuck Amid these opaque sell-offs, however, early investors and founders will be locked out from selling their holdings for at least two years. Besides, they will have to wait for an extra two or three years for linear vesting to recoup…
Hyperliquid predicted 80% of oil move before traditional exchanges opened, says expert report
Perpetual futures are beginning to break out of their origins and emerge as a broader asset class beyond crypto, according to a new report from TD Securities. The bank said recent regulatory developments in the U.S. and growing institutional demand are helping transform perpetual futures, commonly known as “perps,” from a niche crypto instrument into a market structure that could eventually span commodities, equities and private-market investing. “PERPs are no longer just a crypto product. They are becoming a broader market-structure product,” TD Securities wrote. Perpetual futures differ from traditional futures because they do not expire. Instead, they rely on…
NBA Top Shot decentralized storage IPFS is now at the center of one of the platform’s biggest infrastructure changes yet. Every Moment on the platform — the video highlight, the thumbnail, and the metadata — is now preserved on decentralized IPFS storage, so collectors can verify what they own without asking for permission or logging into an account. That matters because digital collectibles have long depended on a simple promise: trust the company that holds the files. However, that promise has cracked before when platforms shut down and left NFTs pointing to empty servers. NBA Top Shot, built by Dapper…
The cryptocurrency market has eased from the selloff that gripped it over the past few days, with Bitcoin holding above the $75,377 support level. However, the leading cryptocurrency by market cap continues to underperform, with the declining retail and institutional demand capping its recovery attempt. The momentum indicators suggest that the sellers are still in control, and this could push $BTC’s price lower in the near to medium term. Retail and institutional demand for Bitcoin remains poor Bitcoin is down by less than 1% in the last 24 hours and is now trading at $76,786. The leading cryptocurrency has been…
Ethereum has emerged as the blockchain with the largest number of holders, far ahead of Bitcoin. Data on non-empty wallets shows that Ethereum has around 189.49 million holders, which is more than three times Bitcoin’s 59.08 million. Network Growth vs Market Performance The figures, shared by the head of research at Lisk, analyst Leon Waidmann, indicate Ethereum’s significantly large user base even as the asset’s price remained in a bearish zone. After Ethereum and Bitcoin, Tether ranks third with 13.61 million holders, followed by $XRP with 7.8 million and USDC with 6.76 million non-empty wallets. Even with such strong network…
Iran has delivered its response to a U.S. ceasefire proposal through Pakistani mediators. This development adds a new layer of uncertainty for global markets. The proposal was designed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart discussions on Iran’s nuclear program, reports The Guardian. After the response was passed to Pakistan, it was forwarded to Washington. Tehran did not reveal the contents of its reply. Investors are on the lookout for interest rates The tensions between Iran, Israel, and U.S.-aligned forces have affected energy markets since February. Oil traders, in turn, have been watching supply risks, inflation pressures, and related…
The tokenization narrative is picking up serious momentum, and now industry insiders are starting to say the quiet part out loud. At a recent interview at the $XRP Las Vegas event in May 2026, Evernorth CEO Asheesh Birla shared a bold take: tokenization isn’t just a trend, it’s about to become the default. He compared it to the early days of the internet, when people used to ask, “Are you on the internet?”, until suddenly, everyone just was. According to him, the same shift is coming fast, and within the next two years, people won’t ask if assets are tokenized……
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission just made life a little easier for exchanges that want to list new derivative products. The agency updated its electronic filing portal at portal.cftc.gov to let designated contract markets (DCMs) and swap execution facilities (SEFs) submit a single certification covering multiple comparable contracts at once. What actually changed Under CFTC Regulation 40.2, exchanges can self-certify new products without getting prior Commission approval. Previously, each contract needed its own separate certification filing, even when the contracts were nearly identical in structure. The updated portal now allows bundling. If an exchange wants to list a dozen futures…