Author: Isabella Taylor
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao has once again waded into crypto philosophy hour, this time offering his own spin on the age-old trader’s mantra: buy low, sell high. Summary CZ told traders to “sell greed, buy fear,” sparking both agreement and eye-rolling across Crypto Twitter. Bitcoin sentiment indicators have been swinging wildly, making his timing advice both relevant and hard to follow. Critics accused CZ of never actually telling anyone to sell—and some took shots at Binance itself. In a weekend post on X, Zhao—better known as CZ—declared that the smartest money in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is made by selling when…
Bitcoin price suffered a harsh reversal on Monday, wiping out some of the gains made last week when it soared to $93,000. Summary Bitcoin price dived below the important support at $85,000. The Bank of Japan’s central bank governor pointed to a rate hike. A hike when the Fed is cutting may lead to unwinding of the carry trade. Bitcoin (BTC) token dived to $84,880, triggering a broader crypto market crash that affected most altcoins. The market capitalization of all coins dropped by ~8% to $2.9 trillion. One potential reason why Bitcoin price crashed is a sudden flip by the…
As of Dec. 1, Ethereum is bouncing between $2,720 and $3,041, showing just how unpredictable the crypto market has been lately. With big outflows from Ethereum ETFs adding extra pressure, traders are keeping a close eye on ETH price to see which way it might swing in the coming days. Summary ETH is currently around $2,739, down sharply on the day and month, reflecting cautious investor sentiment. A rebound above $2,800 could trigger short-term rallies toward $3,000, while sustained selling may push ETH to $2,620–$2,640. Market sensitivity to macro trends and liquidity shifts keeps the ETH outlook uncertain and volatile.…
Bitcoin ETFs suffered a record $3.79 billion in outflows in November as price weakness deepened, risk sentiment deteriorated, and investors rotated into alternative crypto assets. Summary Bitcoin ETFs saw $3.79B in outflows, the most significant monthly withdrawal on record. Institutions shifted capital into Solana, XRP and thematic crypto ETFs. Macro headwinds and thinning liquidity amplified Bitcoin’s short-term downside pressure. Bitcoin-linked exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, experienced their toughest month since launch, with nearly $3.8 billion withdrawn from spot Bitcoin funds in November. The heavy redemptions followed weeks of profit-taking, worsening macroeconomic sentiment, and a noticeable shift toward alternative crypto instruments. These…
XRP price continues to break down as bearish market structure strengthens, placing the $1.80 support zone at risk amid persistent lower highs and rejection from key resistance levels. Summary XRP continues printing lower highs and lower lows, confirming bearish structure. Rejection from the bearish order block and 200-day moving average caps upside momentum. Limited support below current levels increases the probability of a drop toward $1.80. XRP (XRP) price is entering a deeper phase of bearish pressure as its market structure continues to deteriorate. After losing significant high-time-frame resistance and forming a clear bearish order block, the asset has struggled…
Ripple (XRP), the fourth-biggest player in he crypto industry, dropped to $2.0340, its lowest level since Nov. 23. It has now plunged by 45% from its highest level this year. Summary XRP price dropped by over 5% on Monday as the crypto market dived. The coin also dropped as bull liquidations soared to over $16 million. Ripple price also dropped as its technicals remained under pressure. XRP crash mirrors crypto industry activity The main reason why the XRP price is crashing is that sentiment in the sector has worsened in the past few days. This waning sentiment explains why Bitcoin…
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. As panic sweeps through the crypto market, a growing number of investors are turning to Proof-of-Work reward models like Moon Hash to find stability when prices collapse. Summary Market crashes have sparked interest in PoW-based daily reward systems that are less tied to price volatility and require no leverage or trading skills. Moon Hash stands out with renewable-energy-powered computing, mainstream crypto support, and beginner-friendly contracts, including a $15 signup bonus. The platform offers a simple path for newcomers, letting…
WhiteBIT has launched WhiteBIT US, a licensed New York–based exchange offering spot trading and ramps, with plans to expand services and hiring across all 50 states. Summary WhiteBIT US starts with spot, instant exchange, and on/off-ramps, and plans fiat integration, institutional KYB onboarding, custody, and liquidity products. The U.S. launch aligns with WhiteBIT’s seventh anniversary and W Group’s growth into a broader fintech ecosystem spanning crypto, payments, banking, and infrastructure. The company highlights strong security credentials, no reported breaches, top-tier CER.live ranking, CCSS Level 3, and a reported 35 million global users. WhiteBIT, a European cryptocurrency exchange, launched its U.S.…
Crypto users can trim tax bills by deducting eligible fees, tools, and operating costs, strategically harvesting losses, and using long-term holds and donations to reduce taxable gains, subject to jurisdiction rules and documentation requirements. Summary Individual traders may deduct trading, gas, and transfer fees plus costs for tax and portfolio software, professional advice, and security tools used to manage crypto. Miners, validators, and crypto businesses can often deduct electricity, equipment, depreciation, internet, cooling, marketing, legal, and compliance expenses tied to income-generating activities. Capital losses can offset gains, while tactics like tax-loss harvesting, long-term holding, charitable donations, and collateralized loans help…
Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. The cold reality is that many digital asset treasuries, or DATs, are bad exchange-traded funds. They are struggling companies trying to bump their share price and salvage their hemorrhaging balance sheets. Summary Many digital asset treasuries resemble weak ETFs, boosting share prices with BTC buys but lacking real operations, leaving them vulnerable compared to regulated spot ETFs for BTC, ETH, and SOL. To survive, digital asset treasuries must build genuine operational advantages: become validators, diversify beyond BTC.…