Month: June 2024

Pepe leads meme coin market with notable 11% surge

Pepe (PEPE), the popular frog-themed meme coin, has outshined most of the popular memecoins with an 11% surge in the last 24 hours. At the time of writing, PEPE was trading at $0.0000129, with a trading volume of $1.27 billion over the past day. The memecoin has surged by 50% over the last seven days and a massive 1372% over the last year. PEPE 24-hour price chart | Source: CoinMarketCap The crypto asset’s market cap has also risen by 9%, currently holding at $5.43 billion. However, the token is still…

Cardano Reversal? Analyst Eyes $0.50 As Turning Point

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Cardano (ADA), the smart contracts platform known for its meticulous development process, finds itself at a critical juncture. Analysts are split on the cryptocurrency’s immediate future, with some predicting a bullish breakout and others bracing for a bearish correction. Related Reading Analyst Buckles Up For A Reversal One analyst, known by the moniker Trend Rider, has taken an optimistic stance. They’ve identified a technical pattern suggesting a potential trend reversal for ADA. This pattern involves an initial price surge followed by a pullback, a scenario mirrored by several other cryptocurrencies…

Beercoin (BEER) price analysis as the number of holders surge

Beercoin price is soaring while Bitcoin and major altcoins are dumping. The $BEER token soared to a record high of $0.000572 and is up more than 700% from its lowest point last week. This surge has brought its market cap to over $276 million, making it one of the top Solana meme coins. Beercoin holders are growing Beercoin, a recently launched Solana meme coin, is doing well as the number of holders jump. According to the developers, there are now over 40,000 holders and the number is growing by the…

Finance Guru Bill Miller IV

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In his latest blog post titled “Why I’m Still Betting on Bitcoin,” financial expert and seasoned investor Bill Miller IV, CFA, CMT, Chairman and CIO of Miller Value Partners, reiterated his bullish stance on Bitcoin. According to Miller, who is the Chairman, CIO of Miller Value Partners and son of legendary investor Bill Miller III, Bitcoin remains in the early stages of a secular transition in global capital and governance perspectives. Bitcoin: It’s Still Early Miller’s analysis begins with a reflection on a thesis he first introduced in 2015 in…

We Want All Remaining Bitcoin to Be Made in USA

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“Bitcoin mining may be our last line of defense against a CBDC. Biden’s hatred of Bitcoin only helps China, Russia, and the Radical Communist Left. We want all the remaining Bitcoin to be MADE IN THE USA!!! It will help us be ENERGY DOMINANT,” Trump said in a late-night post on the social media platform Truth Social. Original

Best Crypto to Buy Now

The crypto market is heating up, with the overall market cap rising by 12% over the last month. So what’s the best crypto to buy right now? The answer, as always, is that it depends. Your risk appetite, goals, and the balance of your overall portfolio will likely inform your choice. We can, however, show you some interesting options! How to choose the best crypto to buy right now Here are a few common factors we take a look at when assessing the best altcoins to buy now. Market Capitalization…

SOL Price Struggles to Find Solid Ground

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Solana extended losses below the $150 support zone. SOL price is consolidating and might recover if it clears the $152.50 resistance zone. SOL price declined further and even traded below $150 against the US Dollar. The price is now trading below $160 and the 100-hourly simple moving average. There is a connecting bearish trend line forming with resistance at $150 on the hourly chart of the SOL/USD pair (data source from Kraken). The pair could clear the $152.50 resistance to start a short-term recovery wave. Solana Price Eyes Recovery Solana…

In Conversation With Brian Nelson

I think it goes back to a couple of core principles that Treasury has reflected for a long time in its rulemaking. One is, you know, focus on the activity, not necessarily the product, and then based on the activity, making sure that we are building regulatory obligations to meet the risk associated with that type of activity. And certainly, that reflects the really the core of what we do and how we think about our regulations, which is that they need to be risk based and drive risk based…