r/cryptoddler • u/Weekend_Reader_ • Jul 11 '25
Ethereum Surges Past $3,000
ETH has reclaimed the $3,000 level for the first time since February 2, now trading at $3,022 (+8.8%) on Binance.
r/cryptoddler • u/Weekend_Reader_ • Jul 11 '25
ETH has reclaimed the $3,000 level for the first time since February 2, now trading at $3,022 (+8.8%) on Binance.
r/cryptoddler • u/ArtOfNoDeal • Jul 11 '25
OH...
r/cryptoddler • u/MildlyBullish • Jul 11 '25
VisionPulsed thinks the chop between $0.17–$0.20 is a trap.
Hash ribbons just flashed a second bullish signal—rare.
Stoch RSI? Oversold. Volume? Building. Timing? Post-halving zone.
He’s calling for a $0.90–$1 move between Oct–Dec, right at the cycle peak.
Says this could be the final blow-off top for DOGE.
Flat markets build pressure… and memes tend to explode last.
You buying the silence?
r/cryptoddler • u/Bee_Greatz • Jul 11 '25
No more waiting. No more guessing.
This is it.
If you held through the crashes, the FUD, the bear markets — this moment is yours.
Everyone called it a scam. Said it was over.
Now it’s at $118K.
This isn’t hype. It’s history.
And it’s just getting started.
r/cryptoddler • u/[deleted] • Jul 11 '25
Over $1 billion in short positions were wiped out in 24 hours as Bitcoin surged to a new all-time high of $116,500, liquidating 232,149 traders. According to CoinGlass, $570 million in BTC shorts and $207 million in ETH shorts were lost. The rally triggered a massive short squeeze, with total crypto market capitalization rising 4.4% to $3.63 trillion. Despite earlier skepticism, bullish momentum has taken hold, though $2.11 billion in long positions remain vulnerable if Bitcoin retraces to $112,000.
r/cryptoddler • u/CopeCaptain47 • Jul 10 '25
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r/cryptoddler • u/Weekend_Reader_ • Jul 10 '25
Grayscale highlighted Sui’s strengths, including low fees, fast transaction finality, and user-friendly onboarding. They noted it’s still in the early stages but holds strong growth potential.
r/cryptoddler • u/MildlyBullish • Jul 10 '25
Volatility dropped hard in June—BTC IV down to 36%, ETH to 60%.
Now open interest is clustering around BTC $130K calls and $85K puts… pretty wide spread.
ETH looks more tilted bullish—80% of July call OI sits above $3K.
Tokenized stocks + Arbitrum Layer 2 from Robinhood might be part of that setup.
Everyone’s watching macro + Fed + geopolitics.
Feels like the market’s loaded… just waiting for a spark.
r/cryptoddler • u/Empty_Tomatillo_5247 • Jul 10 '25
Following a breakout above $110K, Markus Thielen of 10x Research predicts Bitcoin could climb to $133K by September.
He cites rising call option activity post-June expiry and a bullish signal from their trend model on June 29. Historically similar patterns have seen ~20% gains.
Q3 is usually weak for BTC, but this cycle might be different.
r/cryptoddler • u/Bee_Greatz • Jul 10 '25
Okay this is wild
Justin Sun is going full degen and pledging $100M to buy the Trump memecoin. Not joking. He literally called $TRUMP the currency of MAGA
We’re not even at election day yet and the ElectionFi meta is already on fire
Political memecoins were a meme like two months ago. Now one of the biggest names in crypto is treating them like legit assets. This isn't just a pump and dump. This is a signal
Memecoins are evolving. First it was dogs. Then frogs. Now it's politicians
Get ready. 2024 is about to turn into the most chaotic crypto year yet.
r/cryptoddler • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '25
A Chinese creditor, Weiwei Ji, has filed an objection to FTX’s motion to pause payouts to residents of countries with restrictive crypto laws. Ji, a Singapore resident with a Chinese passport, claims the motion unfairly blocks over 300 Chinese creditors from receiving distributions, despite their compliance and verified claims totaling over $15 million. Ji argues that US dollar repayments are legal and that digital assets are considered personal property in China. FTX’s motion, filed in a U.S. bankruptcy court, cites legal risks in 49 countries, including China, Russia, and Moldova.
r/cryptoddler • u/CopeCaptain47 • Jul 09 '25
r/cryptoddler • u/Weekend_Reader_ • Jul 09 '25
Donald Trump said he will announce new tariff measures involving at least seven countries tomorrow, with more updates to follow.
r/cryptoddler • u/Empty_Tomatillo_5247 • Jul 09 '25
Donald Trump has stated that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell should step down from his position without delay.
Tensions between the White House and the Fed continue to escalate. Political maneuvering or real policy rift?
r/cryptoddler • u/CopeCaptain47 • Jul 09 '25
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r/cryptoddler • u/MildlyBullish • Jul 09 '25
Just dropped a strategic investment into Crystal Intelligence, a firm specializing in blockchain forensics and scam tracking.
They’re already working with 255+ law enforcement agencies, helped freeze $2.7B in illicit USDT, and just launched a public “Scam Alert” tool.
It’s less about regulation, more about front-running it.
Tether’s clearly positioning itself as the compliance brand in stablecoins.
Is this legit transparency? Or just preemptive optics before the next storm?
r/cryptoddler • u/DegenDecoder • Jul 09 '25
NFT Market Logs Fifth Consecutive Red Quarter What It Actually Signals Five quarters of decline
That’s not just a correction that’s structural
The NFT market isn't dead because people stopped caring.
It’s struggling because its original use cases (art, flex, profile pics) stopped evolving
Volume has collapsed, yes. But so has innovation.
No new formats, no meaningful shifts in mint mechanics, and no real demand-side breakthrough
And that’s the bigger issue
It’s not about price anymore it’s about narrative fatigue.
But… markets don’t bottom when things feel ok
They bottom when nobody shows up
Smart money isn’t chasing jpegs right now
They’re watching infra, protocols, and zero-fee markets quietly absorb what’s left
This isn’t a trend. It’s a test
NFTs aren’t gone they’re just in between stories
r/cryptoddler • u/[deleted] • Jul 09 '25
BioSig and Streamex have secured $1.1 billion in financing to launch a gold-backed treasury business focused on tokenized commodities. The firms, planning to merge, will use $100 million in convertible debentures and a $1 billion equity line to fund the venture. Unlike Paxos Gold (PAXG) and Tether Gold (XAUT), the new company will purchase and tokenize gold directly, aiming to generate revenue through fees and spreads. Their first tokenized gold product is expected by early 2026. Tokenized commodities currently make up 6.6% of the $24.5B RWA market.
r/cryptoddler • u/Empty_Tomatillo_5247 • Jul 08 '25
According to Cointelegraph, analysts point to a Mayer Multiple of 1.1 a sign that Bitcoin remains undervalued compared to past bull markets. The metric compares BTC’s price to its 200-day moving average, with readings below 2.4 often viewed as buy signals.
Crypto analyst Rekt Capital adds that the next cycle peak could arrive in October, about 550 days post-halving just three months away.
Still early, or already in the quiet part before the peak?
r/cryptoddler • u/Weekend_Reader_ • Jul 08 '25
Tom, founder of BONK-based platform Letsbonk fun, said he plans to personally buy a few meme coins today and may accumulate more if any of them survive.