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Bitcoin’s latest drop has reignited a familiar debate across the market: was that the bottom, or is the real pain still ahead? With BTC now hovering around the $70,000 level, traders are desperately trying to figure out whether this was just another leverage flush… or the start of something

The precious metals space has been a mess lately. Silver ripped higher, then collapsed almost 30% in what felt like days, and mining stocks have been swinging like meme assets. For most traders, that kind of volatility looks like danger. For macro investors, it looks like a reset.
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Kaspa (KAS) gains attention due to new infrastructure developments including EigenFlow for liquidity and Igra Network's EVM-compatible Layer-2 mainnet. Price trends show potential support at $0.031, while analysts highlight KAS as a promising altcoin amidst cautious market conditions.

Ripple’s XRP is gaining traction with a focus on real financial utility, driven by its institutional DeFi roadmap. Whale activity has increased following recent price dips, while volatility shows signs of easing. Key price levels to watch are $1.55 for upward movement and $1.20 for support.

Cardano is in a rough spot right now, no way around it. The ADA price has been dragged down by a market that’s still stuck in fear mode, and momentum hasn’t exactly been friendly. But the chart also doesn’t tell the full story. ADA still has a few real catalysts ahead that could change how

TAO has been sliding lower for months, and the TAO price is now back in the exact kind of area that tends to matter most in a cycle. On the weekly chart, price has dropped straight into a demand band that has held up before, and that’s why this zone is suddenly all anyone is talking

A striking new post from analyst Lukas Ekwueme does look interesting for silver holders, and not because of short-term price swings or trader hype. Instead, the focus is moving to something much bigger: structural demand.
The image Lukas shared frames silver as “the critical catalyst of the so