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2 days ago | 
coinspeaker.com | Parth Dubey
Fartcoin jumps 18%, hits $1B market cap, and overtakes Bonk as Solana’s top meme coin amid whale buys and rising trading volume.
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5 days ago | 
coinedition.com | Parth Dubey
Bitcoin is trading just above key support, with analysts eyeing $86,000 for a breakout. ETH is below a historically crucial buying level as SOL shows strength due to reduced exchange supply. The total crypto market cap excluding Bitcoin (TOTAL2) has broken out of a bullish falling wedge. Bitcoin is locked in a tight trading range, hovering just above key support. Priced near $85,190, BTC holds above the critical $83,627 level.
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5 days ago | 
coinedition.com | Parth Dubey
TRUMP token surged 9.3% in 24 hours with a 49.2% jump in trading volume. A 40 million token unlock—worth $332M—is set to hit the market, raising volatility risks. Technical breakout from a descending triangle points to a possible rally toward $31. The TRUMP meme coin is back in the spotlight after a surprising 9.3% pump in the past 24 hours, coinciding with a 49.20% surge in trading volume. As of press time, TRUMP is trading at $8.32, slightly retracing from its daily high of $8.52.
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5 days ago | 
coinspeaker.com | Parth Dubey
Tron founder Justin Sun took to X to reveal his bullish stance on Ethereum, while adding that he won’t be selling a single ETH from his holdings.
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6 days ago | 
cryptostudent.io | Parth Dubey
[[{„value”:”CoinspeakerBitcoin Gradually Emerging from Bearish Trap: Six Digits Soon? Bitcoin (BTC) is trading steady around $84,500 after weeks of volatility that rattled investor sentiment. On-chain data from Glassnode points out that wallets holding over 10,000 BTC continue to demonstrate strong accumulation behavior. Meanwhile, investors holding between 10 and 100 BTC, usually considered mid-sized investors, are also shifting toward accumulation after months of distribution.
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6 days ago | 
coinspeaker.com | Parth Dubey
Glassnode reveals that whales holding over 10,000 BTC are steadily accumulating. Mid-sized investors (10–100 BTC) are shifting back to accumulation after extended distribution. Over 15,000 BTC moved from centralized exchanges to private wallets last week. Bitcoin (BTC) is trading steady around $84,500 after weeks of volatility that rattled investor sentiment.
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6 days ago | 
coinspeaker.com | Parth Dubey
PI has lost nearly 50% in a month and is now trading around $0.61. Analyst Dr Altcoin warns of possible wash trading via Banxa-linked micro wallets. Recent PI price breakdown from a rising wedge pattern points to a drop toward $0.44–$0.45. Pi Network’s native token PI PI $0.61 24h volatility: 1.6% Market cap: $4.22 B Vol.
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6 days ago | 
coinspeaker.com | Parth Dubey
TAO surged 10%, reclaiming the resistance at the 20-day EMA, driven by bullish technicals. A falling wedge breakout hints at a possible run to $400+ for TAO if momentum sustains. Allegations paint Bittensor as a centralized, VC-manipulated project with tokenomic flaws. Bittensor TAO $259.1 24h volatility: 10.8% Market cap: $2.23 B Vol.
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6 days ago | 
coinedition.com | Parth Dubey
XRP is consolidating inside a symmetrical triangle, with a major breakout likely above $2.24 or below $1.87. Hashkey has launched the HashKey XRP Tracker Fund, the first product focused on XRP in Asia. Ripple has been named as an early stage investor in the HashKey XRP Tracker Fund. XRP faces a critical decision point on the charts this Friday, April 18th. Its price is tightening dramatically, squeezed inside a symmetrical triangle pattern between converging trendlines.
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6 days ago | 
coinedition.com | Parth Dubey
BTC critic Peter Schiff criticized Donald Trump for pressuring Jerome Powell to cut rates. Schiff plans to warn the crypto crowd that the “party is over” at an upcoming conference. Trump is exploring ways to buy Bitcoin using tariff revenues and revalued gold certificates. Bitcoin critic and well-known gold advocate Peter Schiff slammed US President Donald Trump’s handling of tariffs, arguing that US consumers, not foreign producers, are footing the bill through higher prices.
