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Bitcoin’s latest price action has run into a technical wall, and crypto analyst Merlijn The Trader believes the rejection could become more serious if one nearby support level fails. Particularly, technical analysis shows that the price action looks uncomfortably close to a crash under $76,000. Bitcoin’s 200-Day Moving Average Has Become The First Major Rejection Zone Bitcoin reached $82,400 on May 6 before stalling at the 200-day moving average, pulling back to as low as $74,000 during the most recent weekend. Merlijn’s chart analysis compares this current 2026 setup on the daily candlestick timeframe with Bitcoin’s 2022 structure.  Related Reading: What Goldman Sachs Dumping Its XRP Stash Means For Holders Looking at the 2022 example, Bitcoin pushed into the 200-da...

Bitcoin pulled back from $79K to $74K before rebounding toward $77K, with momentum and activity cooling. Despite softer sentiment, easing sell pressure hints at early signs of stabilization.

Solstice Finance, a yield infrastructure layer on Solana, has introduced SLX, the governance and utility token for its ecosystem.
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Dogecoin’s price action looks bare on the surface, but the wallets that often matter most are making interesting moves. Notably, on-chain data shows that large DOGE holders have returned to accumulation at a time when the meme coin is trading below its most important technical price zones of the year. Dogecoin Whales Are Buying Into Weakness DOGE has spent much of 2026 under pressure, with rallies repeatedly struggling to turn into upside above $0.10. That has made whale behavior more important because large holders tend to accumulate during periods when smaller traders are either selling, waiting, or losing interest. Related Reading: Dogecoin Adoption Is Back In The Cards, But Why Is DOGE Price Still Crashing? On-chain data tracked by crypto analyst Ali Martinez and...

Trump demanded Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey join Abraham Accords as part of Iran talks. US-Iran deal by May 26 at 15% YES; by June 7 at 63.5% YES.
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Iranian FM and parliament speaker arrive in Doha for US-Iran deal talks. Ceasefire through May 31 at 92.5% YES, May 27 at 96.4% YES.
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A trader known as 0x50b3 initiated a $100M+ 23x leveraged short on Ethereum amid rising tension in the Ethereum ecosystem.
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Rubio warns US will confront Iran "another way" if talks fail. May 26 deal at 17% YES, June 7 window still open at 64% YES.
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Binance Wallet unveils Event Rush, a prediction-style trading platform powered by bonding curves and built on BNB Chain-based 42.space.
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HYPE has surged above its all-time highs, reaching $65 yesterday in a move that has captured the attention of the broader crypto market at a moment when most assets are struggling under selling pressure. The breakout is significant on its own terms — but data from Hyperliquid has surfaced a detail about who is accumulating the asset that adds a layer of conviction signal to the price action that the chart alone cannot provide. Related Reading: FET Exchange Supply Is Quietly Disappearing – Discover Why Traders Are Watching Closely Garrett Jin — the whale identified as the trader who placed a $735 million short position on Bitcoin immediately before the October 10 market crash, a call that became one of the most discussed and most accurate large-scale trades of the cyc...