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Shiba Inu has never been a quiet asset. Every major move tends to reopen the same question, whether buying SHIB at current levels can still make sense long term. Recent market weakness has only intensified that debate, especially as Shiba Inu price slips alongside broader crypto uncertainty.

XDC price has a way of testing patience. Long stretches of silence often define its story, followed by sudden moments that make earlier hesitation feel expensive. After touching higher levels earlier in the cycle, XDC now trades back near zones many investors thought were gone for good. That re

Silence can feel uncomfortable in crypto, especially when prices move sideways and attention drifts elsewhere. Cardano sits right in that quiet zone right now. Charts look calm, headlines feel sparse, and social chatter stays muted. That calm hides something more interesting beneath the

Kaspa price has spent a long time moving the wrong way, even while Kaspa keeps getting praised for technical design. KAS price action can look confusing from the outside because the project still sounds ambitious. The missing piece is not speed, fairness, or architecture. The bigger problem is

The U.S. crypto market structure bill is delayed as Senate lawmakers focus on housing policy. Consideration for the crypto bill may extend into late February or March, delaying regulatory clarity for the digital asset industry. However, the Senate Agriculture Committee will still vote on its digital asset bill.

Markets rarely move in isolation. This week’s violent swings across stocks, crypto, and precious metals were not random, and analyst Bark believes the sequence followed a textbook macro playbook.
In Bark’s opinion, what unfolded was a rapid and highly coordinated rotation of capital, driven

Bitcoin price flipping back into green has brought short term relief after days of selling pressure. BTC price hovering around $90,000 has made it tempting to assume the correction is already finished. That optimism, however, may be running ahead of what the chart is actually showing.
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Silver and gold price action has looked impressive over the past year, with charts showing steep climbs that easily grab attention. Those moves have pushed many investors into thinking the rally is still in its early days. The problem is that strong past performance does not always mean good ti

Gold is no longer rising quietly. With prices now pushing toward the $4,900 level, the move has become impossible to ignore. But this is not a rally driven by inflation alone or a simple flight to safety.
As outlined in a recent thread by Aakash Group, gold is being pulled higher by three