Author: chloe

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Layer 1 infrastructure are at the center of Chloe’s coverage. She follows protocol upgrades, network changes, and technical decisions that affect how major blockchains evolve over time, with particular attention to long-term reliability and adoption. When relevant, she also tracks regulatory developments and market reactions tied to core blockchain systems.

A recent technical analysis of the cryptocurrency market has identified three assets presenting critical chart patterns. Cardano (ADA), COTI, and Toncoin (TON) show mixed signals, but they are approaching decisive price levels. Analyst Valdrin, from BeInCrypto, highlights that these movements will define the short-term trend. They are considered altcoins with bullish potential if key support levels manage to hold firm.

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Ripple has unveiled a bold plan to launch a USD 1 billion buyback of XRP as part of its effort to establish a dedicated digital asset treasury (DAT). This move ranks among the most aggressive token-centric strategies aimed at deepening exposure to XRP. Here we examine the structure of the plan, the drivers behind it, and its potential risks and rewards for the XRP ecosystem.

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JPMorgan latest analysis suggests that the recent sharp downturn in crypto markets was driven not by traditional financial institutions, but by “crypto-native” participants. This indicates a notable shift: the participants embedded within the digital-asset ecosystem are increasingly controlling price momentum, particularly during stress episodes. Below we unpack JPMorgan’s observations, the data supporting them, and what this implies for future volatility and market structure.

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Litecoin (LTC) is among the oldest cryptocurrencies still actively used today. This article breaks down its history, technical features, and key metrics to explain why it holds a stable place in the crypto ecosystem. Below, we explore what makes Litecoin relevant, its inherent strengths, and how it might fit into a diversified investment strategy.

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SharpLink sold new stock to raise cash and used the proceeds to buy Ethereum, boosting its holdings but hurting the stock price and shaking investor trust due to dilution. BitMine also bought ETH and now holds far more, a gap that affects how each firm handles large trades and guards against loss. Together, these moves spotlight the trade-offs between equity-funded accumulation, liquidity, and staking risk.

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