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Expert Shows Power of Three (PO3) Setup Could Push Cardano to $3
BitRSSNov 05, 2025, 07:01 AM
A recent analysis has highlighted the possibility of a Cardano rebound, with a new chart setup tipped to spur another round of bullish price action. Cardano is experiencing a significant dump, similar to most other cryptocurrencies.Visit Website
ADA Price Prediction: Cardano Eyes $0.69 Recovery Target Within 2 Weeks Despite Bearish Momentum
BitRSSNov 05, 2025, 06:16 AM
ADA price prediction points to potential $0.69 recovery target as Cardano trades near Bollinger Band support at $0.53, with critical $0.49 level determining direction. (Read More)
ADA Price Prediction: Cardano Eyes $0.69 Recovery Target Within 2 Weeks Despite Bearish Momentum
Blockchain.NewsNov 05, 2025, 06:06 AM
Cardano Founder Slams ‘Clickbait’ Reports He Blamed ADA Users
BitCoinistNov 05, 2025, 06:00 AM
Charles Hoskinson issued a rebuttal on November 3, rejecting circulating headlines that claimed he blamed Cardano’s users for the network’s decentralized finance shortfall. In a brief video, the Cardano founder said media outlets misrepresented his prior comments about participation patterns across the ecosystem, stressing that his point was a structural “mismatch” between who stakes and governs versus who takes part in DeFi—not blame. “I never once blamed anyone from the Cardano ecosystem for the DeFi [woes],” Hoskinson said, naming The Crypto Basic as an example of outlets whose framing he called fundamentally inaccurate. “I’m sorry crypto media that you guys are […] and you just want clickbait headlines. You guys have to cut this the […] out.” He added that there is “not a single person in the Cardano ecosystem who I am blaming for our DeFi situation right now.” Cardano’s DeFi Gap Is A Participation Mismatch Hoskinson’s core claim is numerical and directional rather than accusatory. He argued there is a demonstrable divergence between Cardano’s high participation in staking and governance and its lower participation in DeFi protocols, which depresses total value locked. “I pointed out in a video that there is a mismatch between the people who participate in staking and governance and the people who participate in DeFi. And if there was proportionality there… our TVL would be at least five to 10 billion,” he said. He characterized the recent headlines as “materially wrong and factually wrong” because they attributed intent—“blaming users”—that he explicitly disavowed. The founder anchored his point in a specific user count comparison. Some third-party measurements, he said, “are asserting that Cardano has only 10,000 to 50,000 actual users when there’s 1.3 million who are using staking.” For Hoskinson, that delta underscores that Cardano “has a large population, a large wallet base, and a lot of users as evidenced by the enormous level of participation in both governance and staking,” even if those participants are not currently “deploying to the other side of the aisle, to the TVL side, to the DeFi side.” He repeatedly emphasized that diagnosing the participation gap is an ecosystem responsibility, not a morality play. “I’m not blaming them for not participating,” he said. “Never once said it’s their fault and they’re bad people and they’ve done something wrong.” Instead, he called for a frank community conversation about the drivers behind users’ choices. “It could be slippage. It could be fees. It could be user experience. It could be yields. It could be safety concerns. It could be education. There could be 150,000 different reasons for that. But we as an ecosystem have to have that discussion.” The remedy, in his view, is a coordinated governance agenda rather than a media narrative. He urged Cardano stakeholders to treat the participation gap as a 2026 workstream and to fund targeted initiatives through delegated authority. “We as an ecosystem have to ask why that mismatch exists and how can we correct that mismatch… as a 2026 governance agenda, and get some delegated authority funding and effort to correct that,” he said. If the proportionality problem were addressed, Hoskinson argued, “that alone can get our TVL up 5 billion to 10 billion,” potentially placing Cardano “in the top ranks of TVL, the top five to top 10.” The dispute originated, he said, when media took a narrow, data-driven observation about where Cardano users allocate capital and translated it into a blame narrative. “People say something very specific, very targeted, and then it gets misinterpreted, and then everybody judges you based upon the headlines,” he said. “I’m not going to allow the crypto media to go ahead and put words in my mouth.” He reiterated the same point multiple times for emphasis: “I did not blame the Cardano ecosystem. I did not blame the Cardano users for anything. I was very careful, guarded, and specific in the things that I said.” Hoskinson coupled the clarification with a broader critique of crypto media practices. “If you continue to broadcast, you’re lying to people,” he said, adding, “I expect that from the crypto media because they are scum. They do lie. Everything’s sensational. Everything’s clickbait.” He framed his intervention as a corrective to prevent a headline cycle from hardening into accepted fact: “The record has been corrected.” Beyond media criticism, the practical substance of his message focused on mobilizing existing users rather than conjuring new ones. “We have the users. We have the capital,” he said. “For some reason, those users with their capital are not participating in DeFi.” While he acknowledged having personal “suspicions” and hearing “frustrations” from ecosystem participants, he stopped short of diagnosing root causes, instead calling for an open, data-first process to “systematically chip away” at barriers that deter stakers and governance participants from crossing into DeFi activity. Across the video, Hoskinson’s throughline never deviated: the issue is proportional participation by an already large user base. “There is a mismatch between the people participating in staking and governance—of which it’s seven figures over a million people—and the people participating in DeFi,” he said. “We have to get to the bottom of that mismatch as an ecosystem… But I’m not blaming the Cardano users for that mismatch. I’m not saying it’s their fault. I’m not saying that they did something wrong.” At press time, ADA traded at $0.538.
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Charles Hoskinson issued a rebuttal on November 3, rejecting circulating headlines that claimed he blamed Cardano’s users for the network’s decentralized finance shortfall. In a brief video, the Cardano founder said media outlets misrepresented his prior comments about participation patterns across the ecosystem, stressing that his point was a structural “mismatch” between who stakes and governs versus who takes part in DeFi—not blame. “I never once blamed anyone from the Cardano ecosystem for the DeFi [woes],” Hoskinson said, naming The Crypto Basic as an example of outlets whose framing he called fundamentally inaccurate. “I’m sorry crypto media that you guys are […] and you just want clickbait headlines. You guys have to cut this the […] out.” He added that there is “not a single person in the Cardano ecosystem who I am blaming for our DeFi situation right now.” Cardano’s DeFi Gap Is A Participation Mismatch Hoskinson’s core claim is numerical and directional rather than accusatory. He argued there is a demonstrable divergence between Cardano’s high participation in staking and governance and its lower participation in DeFi protocols, which depresses total value locked. “I pointed out in a video that there is a mismatch between the people who participate in staking and governance and the people who participate in DeFi. And if there was proportionality there… our TVL would be at least five to 10 billion,” he said. He characterized the recent headlines as “materially wrong and factually wrong” because they attributed intent—“blaming users”—that he explicitly disavowed. The founder anchored his point in a specific user count comparison. Some third-party measurements, he said, “are asserting that Cardano has only 10,000 to 50,000 actual users when there’s 1.3 million who are using staking.” For Hoskinson, that delta underscores that Cardano “has a large population, a large wallet base, and a lot of users as evidenced by the enormous level of participation in both governance and staking,” even if those participants are not currently “deploying to the other side of the aisle, to the TVL side, to the DeFi side.” He repeatedly emphasized that diagnosing the participation gap is an ecosystem responsibility, not a morality play. “I’m not blaming them for not participating,” he said. “Never once said it’s their fault and they’re bad people and they’ve done something wrong.” Instead, he called for a frank community conversation about the drivers behind users’ choices. “It could be slippage. It could be fees. It could be user experience. It could be yields. It could be safety concerns. It could be education. There could be 150,000 different reasons for that. But we as an ecosystem have to have that discussion.” The remedy, in his view, is a coordinated governance agenda rather than a media narrative. He urged Cardano stakeholders to treat the participation gap as a 2026 workstream and to fund targeted initiatives through delegated authority. “We as an ecosystem have to ask why that mismatch exists and how can we correct that mismatch… as a 2026 governance agenda, and get some delegated authority funding and effort to correct that,” he said. If the proportionality problem were addressed, Hoskinson argued, “that alone can get our TVL up 5 billion to 10 billion,” potentially placing Cardano “in the top ranks of TVL, the top five to top 10.” The dispute originated, he said, when media took a narrow, data-driven observation about where Cardano users allocate capital and translated it into a blame narrative. “People say something very specific, very targeted, and then it gets misinterpreted, and then everybody judges you based upon the headlines,” he said. “I’m not going to allow the crypto media to go ahead and put words in my mouth.” He reiterated the same point multiple times for emphasis: “I did not blame the Cardano ecosystem. I did not blame the Cardano users for anything. I was very careful, guarded, and specific in the things that I said.” Hoskinson coupled the clarification with a broader critique of crypto media practices. “If you continue to broadcast, you’re lying to people,” he said, adding, “I expect that from the crypto media because they are scum. They do lie. Everything’s sensational. Everything’s clickbait.” He framed his intervention as a corrective to prevent a headline cycle from hardening into accepted fact: “The record has been corrected.” Beyond media criticism, the practical substance of his message focused on mobilizing existing users rather than conjuring new ones. “We have the users. We have the capital,” he said. “For some reason, those users with their capital are not participating in DeFi.” While he acknowledged having personal “suspicions” and hearing “frustrations” from ecosystem participants, he stopped short of diagnosing root causes, instead calling for an open, data-first process to “systematically chip away” at barriers that deter stakers and governance participants from crossing into DeFi activity. Across the video, Hoskinson’s throughline never deviated: the issue is proportional participation by an already large user base. “There is a mismatch between the people participating in staking and governance—of which it’s seven figures over a million people—and the people participating in DeFi,” he said. “We have to get to the bottom of that mismatch as an ecosystem… But I’m not blaming the Cardano users for that mismatch. I’m not saying it’s their fault. I’m not saying that they did something wrong.” At press time, ADA traded at $0.538.
Cardano Founder Reveals Who Is To Blame For ADA’s DeFi Decline
BitCoinistNov 05, 2025, 03:00 AM
Cardano has drawn attention once again following its current price decline that pushed it below $0.57, with network activity and investor confidence showing weakness. Reports have suggested that co-founder Charles Hoskinson blamed the Cardano community for the blockchain’s DeFi stagnation. However, Hoskinson has now publicly refuted those claims, calling them a misrepresentation of his comments. In a fiery response on the social media platform X, he criticized crypto media outlets for twisting his words, noting that he never blamed users for ADA’s DeFi struggles but instead highlighted a participation imbalance within the ecosystem. Hoskinson’s Clarification: I Never Blamed Anyone In a video on X addressing the controversy, Hoskinson expressed frustration at what he described as “fundamentally dishonest” reporting. He stated that the headlines portraying him as blaming Cardano users for the network’s DeFi woes were entirely false. He insisted that his initial comments were meant to identify a structural issue within the ecosystem. The structural issue is based on the difference between those who stake ADA and those who engage in decentralized finance, and it is not to assign blame. According to Hoskinson, over 1.3 million users actively participate in Cardano staking, while far fewer engage with the blockchain’s DeFi protocols. This disparity, he argued, explains why ADA’s total value locked (TVL) is modest compared to other networks. He estimated that if the same level of engagement were mirrored on both sides, Cardano’s DeFi TVL could range between $5 billion and $10 billion. Hoskinson pointed out that this observation was not a criticism of the community but an analytical point about user behavior and ecosystem growth patterns. “There’s not a single person in the Cardano ecosystem who I am blaming for our DeFi situation,” he said. A Closer Look At Cardano’s DeFi Sector Hoskinson went on to explain that the problem lies not in lack of community engagement, but in the absence of proportional participation between governance and DeFi. According to him, Cardano’s large user base and strong staking participation prove the network’s health and scale, and this contradicts claims that it only has between 10,000 and 50,000 active users. The real challenge, he said, is understanding why the majority of participants who stake their ADA are not also contributing to DeFi liquidity. These challenges could be factors such as slippage, fees, user experience, yields, and education. Despite the controversy surrounding the misinterpretation of Hoskinson’s remarks, there is still an underlying issue of Cardano’s sluggish DeFi growth. On-chain data still shows that ADA’s daily active addresses have dropped from over 32,000 in mid-October to around 24,000 in early November. According to data from DeFiLlama, the Cardano network currently has the 26th largest TVL, with only about $243.2 million in 60 protocols. At the time of writing, ADA is trading at $0.5417, down by 6.2% in the past 24 hours. However, the decline is not limited to Cardano alone, as the entire crypto market is currently down by 4% in the past 24-hour timeframe.
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Cardano has drawn attention once again following its current price decline that pushed it below $0.57, with network activity and investor confidence showing weakness. Reports have suggested that co-founder Charles Hoskinson blamed the Cardano community for the blockchain’s DeFi stagnation. However, Hoskinson has now publicly refuted those claims, calling them a misrepresentation of his comments. In a fiery response on the social media platform X, he criticized crypto media outlets for twisting his words, noting that he never blamed users for ADA’s DeFi struggles but instead highlighted a participation imbalance within the ecosystem. Hoskinson’s Clarification: I Never Blamed Anyone In a video on X addressing the controversy, Hoskinson expressed frustration at what he described as “fundamentally dishonest” reporting. He stated that the headlines portraying him as blaming Cardano users for the network’s DeFi woes were entirely false. He insisted that his initial comments were meant to identify a structural issue within the ecosystem. The structural issue is based on the difference between those who stake ADA and those who engage in decentralized finance, and it is not to assign blame. According to Hoskinson, over 1.3 million users actively participate in Cardano staking, while far fewer engage with the blockchain’s DeFi protocols. This disparity, he argued, explains why ADA’s total value locked (TVL) is modest compared to other networks. He estimated that if the same level of engagement were mirrored on both sides, Cardano’s DeFi TVL could range between $5 billion and $10 billion. Hoskinson pointed out that this observation was not a criticism of the community but an analytical point about user behavior and ecosystem growth patterns. “There’s not a single person in the Cardano ecosystem who I am blaming for our DeFi situation,” he said. A Closer Look At Cardano’s DeFi Sector Hoskinson went on to explain that the problem lies not in lack of community engagement, but in the absence of proportional participation between governance and DeFi. According to him, Cardano’s large user base and strong staking participation prove the network’s health and scale, and this contradicts claims that it only has between 10,000 and 50,000 active users. The real challenge, he said, is understanding why the majority of participants who stake their ADA are not also contributing to DeFi liquidity. These challenges could be factors such as slippage, fees, user experience, yields, and education. Despite the controversy surrounding the misinterpretation of Hoskinson’s remarks, there is still an underlying issue of Cardano’s sluggish DeFi growth. On-chain data still shows that ADA’s daily active addresses have dropped from over 32,000 in mid-October to around 24,000 in early November. According to data from DeFiLlama, the Cardano network currently has the 26th largest TVL, with only about $243.2 million in 60 protocols. At the time of writing, ADA is trading at $0.5417, down by 6.2% in the past 24 hours. However, the decline is not limited to Cardano alone, as the entire crypto market is currently down by 4% in the past 24-hour timeframe.
‘Good News’ Finally Arrives For SHIB Army As Team Unveils New Update
NewsBTCNov 05, 2025, 02:00 AM
Shiba Inu has been added to the FTSE Grayscale Crypto Sectors Framework, a move that gives the meme coin fresh institutional recognition. Marketing lead Lucie announced the development on X with a post titled “Good News for SHIB Holders.” According to the listing, SHIB joins the Consumer & Culture sector alongside Dogecoin, identifying it as a token tied to community, culture, and entertainment. Good news for SHIB holders Grayscale’s Market Byte Here Come the Altcoins from October 2025 officially lists Shiba Inu SHIB under the Consumer & Culture crypto sector in the FTSE Grayscale Crypto Sectors framework. SHIB is recognized by Grayscale Investments and FTSE Russell as… pic.twitter.com/8jBpKkP9PL — 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 (@LucieSHIB) November 2, 2025 Inclusion Signals Institutional Recognition Based on reports, the FTSE–Grayscale framework was launched in 2023 to sort crypto assets into clearer groups for investors. The framework covers five niches, and Grayscale’s latest report lists SHIB among the assets that meet the SEC’s Generic Listing Standards (GLS) criteria. The GLS rules, approved in September, let exchanges list crypto ETPs under a set of generic requirements rather than seeking individual sign-off for each token. That opens the door for more straightforward pathways to spot ETPs, although a token still needs an effective registration statement to trade as an ETF. Shiba Inu Among A Few Eligible Tokens Reports have disclosed that at least 11 cryptocurrencies across four sectors meet the GLS thresholds. In the Currencies sector, XRP, Litecoin, Stellar, and Bitcoin Cash are named. Smart contract platforms that qualify include Polkadot, Cardano, Solana, and Avalanche. Chainlink stands alone in Utilities & Services. In consumer and culture, only Shiba Inu and Dogecoin are recognized. Solana and Litecoin ETFs are already trading in the US, while Cardano, XRP, Dogecoin, and Bitcoin Cash are still awaiting approvals. Valour Inc. has issued a SEK-denominated ETP tied to SHIB in Europe, and asset manager T. Rowe Price has mentioned SHIB as a candidate for inclusion in its Active Crypto ETF, but SHIB does not yet have a standalone spot ETF filing in the US. Market Moves And Technical Notes Meanwhile, SHIB’s price action has been mixed. Based on market data cited by analysts, the token fell by over 6% in the past 24 hours and has experienced about 13% and 30% corrections in the last week and month, respectively. Those moves have pushed SHIB down to 34th in the crypto market cap rankings. TradingView commentator “Akbarkarimzsfeh” flagged a long-term support trendline that has in past cycles preceded sharp rebounds. The analyst argued that dips to that area have been followed by rapid rallies, suggesting the current pullback may be temporary. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView
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Shiba Inu has been added to the FTSE Grayscale Crypto Sectors Framework, a move that gives the meme coin fresh institutional recognition. Marketing lead Lucie announced the development on X with a post titled “Good News for SHIB Holders.” According to the listing, SHIB joins the Consumer & Culture sector alongside Dogecoin, identifying it as a token tied to community, culture, and entertainment. Good news for SHIB holders Grayscale’s Market Byte Here Come the Altcoins from October 2025 officially lists Shiba Inu SHIB under the Consumer & Culture crypto sector in the FTSE Grayscale Crypto Sectors framework. SHIB is recognized by Grayscale Investments and FTSE Russell as… pic.twitter.com/8jBpKkP9PL — 𝐋𝐔𝐂𝐈𝐄 (@LucieSHIB) November 2, 2025 Inclusion Signals Institutional Recognition Based on reports, the FTSE–Grayscale framework was launched in 2023 to sort crypto assets into clearer groups for investors. The framework covers five niches, and Grayscale’s latest report lists SHIB among the assets that meet the SEC’s Generic Listing Standards (GLS) criteria. The GLS rules, approved in September, let exchanges list crypto ETPs under a set of generic requirements rather than seeking individual sign-off for each token. That opens the door for more straightforward pathways to spot ETPs, although a token still needs an effective registration statement to trade as an ETF. Shiba Inu Among A Few Eligible Tokens Reports have disclosed that at least 11 cryptocurrencies across four sectors meet the GLS thresholds. In the Currencies sector, XRP, Litecoin, Stellar, and Bitcoin Cash are named. Smart contract platforms that qualify include Polkadot, Cardano, Solana, and Avalanche. Chainlink stands alone in Utilities & Services. In consumer and culture, only Shiba Inu and Dogecoin are recognized. Solana and Litecoin ETFs are already trading in the US, while Cardano, XRP, Dogecoin, and Bitcoin Cash are still awaiting approvals. Valour Inc. has issued a SEK-denominated ETP tied to SHIB in Europe, and asset manager T. Rowe Price has mentioned SHIB as a candidate for inclusion in its Active Crypto ETF, but SHIB does not yet have a standalone spot ETF filing in the US. Market Moves And Technical Notes Meanwhile, SHIB’s price action has been mixed. Based on market data cited by analysts, the token fell by over 6% in the past 24 hours and has experienced about 13% and 30% corrections in the last week and month, respectively. Those moves have pushed SHIB down to 34th in the crypto market cap rankings. TradingView commentator “Akbarkarimzsfeh” flagged a long-term support trendline that has in past cycles preceded sharp rebounds. The analyst argued that dips to that area have been followed by rapid rallies, suggesting the current pullback may be temporary. Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView
XRP ETFs Set to Launch Without SEC Approval, Could This Trigger a Massive Price Breakout?
BitCoinistNov 05, 2025, 01:00 AM
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has officially listed nine XRP ETFs, signaling that institutional appetite for Ripple’s native token is accelerating. The listings include both futures-based and spot-based products, suggesting that the first U.S. spot XRP ETFs may debut this month despite ongoing regulatory delays. Related Reading: Market Maker Balancer Compromised: Key Facts Behind The $128 Million Hack While a DTCC listing does not automatically mean trading has begun, it represents a key preparatory step toward launch. Futures ETFs, such as UXRP, XRPI, XRPT, and XXRP, are already live, while spot-focused funds like TOXR, XRP, XRPC, and XRPL await the final approval. Notably, the review process stalled due to the October U.S. government shutdown, which froze more than a dozen altcoin ETF filings, including those tied to Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano. However, with Canary Capital removing delaying amendments and setting November 13 as the automatic effective date for its XRP ETF, analysts now expect trading to begin within days. Bitwise and Grayscale Fast-Track XRP ETFs Without SEC Approval Major asset managers Bitwise and Grayscale have confirmed plans to roll out their XRP ETFs under newly adopted SEC listing standards that allow automatic effectiveness after 20 days if no objections are filed. This means both firms could list their funds without explicit SEC approval, a move that marks a significant regulatory shift in the U.S. Bitwise has set a 0.34% management fee for its XRP ETF, while Grayscale’s proposed fund carries a 0.35% fee, the same rate as its Dogecoin ETF. Both issuers are replicating their successful Solana ETF strategies, which drew over $56 million in first-day trading volume, signaling robust institutional demand. According to Nate Geraci, president of NovaDius Wealth Management, “The launch of spot XRP ETFs marks the end of an era of anti-crypto regulation.” If approved, XRP could soon join Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana as a core asset class in the ETF landscape. Analysts Eye a Breakout as XRP Holds Above Key Support Despite short-term weakness, XRP continues to hold above the $2.25 support zone, a level analysts view as pivotal for the next bullish leg. Market watcher Dominus recently predicted XRP will “print the largest green candle in crypto history,” citing the convergence of ETF-driven demand, institutional adoption, and on-chain strength. Meanwhile, Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin has surpassed $1 billion in valuation, further solidifying the company’s ecosystem strength. Related Reading: Bitcoin & Ethereum Treasuries Surge: Strategy, BitMine Reveal Fresh Buys If the XRP ETFs begin trading mid-November as expected, the combination of institutional inflows and renewed market optimism could ignite one of the strongest rallies in XRP’s history, potentially validating the long-awaited bullish breakout. Cover image from ChatGPT, XRPUSD chart from Tradingview
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The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has officially listed nine XRP ETFs, signaling that institutional appetite for Ripple’s native token is accelerating. The listings include both futures-based and spot-based products, suggesting that the first U.S. spot XRP ETFs may debut this month despite ongoing regulatory delays. Related Reading: Market Maker Balancer Compromised: Key Facts Behind The $128 Million Hack While a DTCC listing does not automatically mean trading has begun, it represents a key preparatory step toward launch. Futures ETFs, such as UXRP, XRPI, XRPT, and XXRP, are already live, while spot-focused funds like TOXR, XRP, XRPC, and XRPL await the final approval. Notably, the review process stalled due to the October U.S. government shutdown, which froze more than a dozen altcoin ETF filings, including those tied to Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano. However, with Canary Capital removing delaying amendments and setting November 13 as the automatic effective date for its XRP ETF, analysts now expect trading to begin within days. Bitwise and Grayscale Fast-Track XRP ETFs Without SEC Approval Major asset managers Bitwise and Grayscale have confirmed plans to roll out their XRP ETFs under newly adopted SEC listing standards that allow automatic effectiveness after 20 days if no objections are filed. This means both firms could list their funds without explicit SEC approval, a move that marks a significant regulatory shift in the U.S. Bitwise has set a 0.34% management fee for its XRP ETF, while Grayscale’s proposed fund carries a 0.35% fee, the same rate as its Dogecoin ETF. Both issuers are replicating their successful Solana ETF strategies, which drew over $56 million in first-day trading volume, signaling robust institutional demand. According to Nate Geraci, president of NovaDius Wealth Management, “The launch of spot XRP ETFs marks the end of an era of anti-crypto regulation.” If approved, XRP could soon join Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana as a core asset class in the ETF landscape. Analysts Eye a Breakout as XRP Holds Above Key Support Despite short-term weakness, XRP continues to hold above the $2.25 support zone, a level analysts view as pivotal for the next bullish leg. Market watcher Dominus recently predicted XRP will “print the largest green candle in crypto history,” citing the convergence of ETF-driven demand, institutional adoption, and on-chain strength. Meanwhile, Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin has surpassed $1 billion in valuation, further solidifying the company’s ecosystem strength. Related Reading: Bitcoin & Ethereum Treasuries Surge: Strategy, BitMine Reveal Fresh Buys If the XRP ETFs begin trading mid-November as expected, the combination of institutional inflows and renewed market optimism could ignite one of the strongest rallies in XRP’s history, potentially validating the long-awaited bullish breakout. Cover image from ChatGPT, XRPUSD chart from Tradingview
Cardano Price Prediction: Whale Activity Surges – Is ADA Targeting $10?
CryptoNews.comNov 04, 2025, 11:39 PM
Whale wallets are snapping up ADA as it dips, with massive exchange withdrawals signaling accumulation – a trend that supports a bullish Cardano price prediction.Over the past 30 days, Cardano has dropped 37%, but the recent spike in 24-hour trading volume to $1.6 billion suggests buyers are stepping in fast.On-chain data from CoinGlass reveals that exchange netflows have remained mostly negative since October, meaning large investors are pulling tokens into cold storage instead of selling.This behavior often signals long-term conviction, as whales tend to load up quietly before major moves.With ADA now hovering at key support, the token could enter a consolidation phase before mounting a fresh rally – especially if institutional interest continues to climb.Cardano Price Prediction: ADA Hits Former Trend Line Resistance from AboveCardano has tapped a key trend line resistance, and all eyes are now on whether buyers will step up to flip this zone into support.A decisive bounce here could mark the beginning of ADA’s next rally.However, the token is still trading below its 200-day exponential moving average – a level it must reclaim to confirm a bullish shift in momentum.The $0.53 zone is the key support to watch. Holding above it could spark a short-term breakout, especially as traders look to reenter positions after last week’s brutal sell-off.With billions wiped from the market, even a modest ADA recovery could spark a fresh wave of FOMO.For investors who hold through volatility, Best Wallet offers a smarter way to stay ahead – combining secure storage, low-fee swaps, and early access to emerging tokens, all in one seamless, mobile-first platform.As presales gain momentum, tools like this are becoming essential for spotting the next breakout before it goes mainstream.Best Wallet Token ($BEST) Powers a New Level of User ExperienceNow in early presale, Best Wallet Token ($BEST) is reshaping what a wallet can be – bringing together powerful trading tools, frictionless payments, and first access to top-tier presales inside a clean, user-friendly ecosystem.The wallet already supports over 60 blockchains, features low fees, and includes an integrated DEX that connects to 200+ decentralized exchanges. Now, with the launch of its native token $BEST, users will gain access to even more perks — from reduced transaction costs to exclusive presale access before listings go public.$BEST holders can also take part in staking for rewards and be the first to try out new product releases like the upcoming Best Card, which will let users spend crypto directly at stores, ATMs, and online.As the wallet’s popularity increases, the demand for $BEST will rise as well, especially as it gets users discounts on fees.To buy $BEST, simply visit the official Best Wallet Token website and link up your wallet (download the Best Wallet app here).You can either swap USDT or ETH for this token or use a bank card instead.The post Cardano Price Prediction: Whale Activity Surges – Is ADA Targeting $10? appeared first on Cryptonews.
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Whale wallets are snapping up ADA as it dips, with massive exchange withdrawals signaling accumulation – a trend that supports a bullish Cardano price prediction.Over the past 30 days, Cardano has dropped 37%, but the recent spike in 24-hour trading volume to $1.6 billion suggests buyers are stepping in fast.On-chain data from CoinGlass reveals that exchange netflows have remained mostly negative since October, meaning large investors are pulling tokens into cold storage instead of selling.This behavior often signals long-term conviction, as whales tend to load up quietly before major moves.With ADA now hovering at key support, the token could enter a consolidation phase before mounting a fresh rally – especially if institutional interest continues to climb.Cardano Price Prediction: ADA Hits Former Trend Line Resistance from AboveCardano has tapped a key trend line resistance, and all eyes are now on whether buyers will step up to flip this zone into support.A decisive bounce here could mark the beginning of ADA’s next rally.However, the token is still trading below its 200-day exponential moving average – a level it must reclaim to confirm a bullish shift in momentum.The $0.53 zone is the key support to watch. Holding above it could spark a short-term breakout, especially as traders look to reenter positions after last week’s brutal sell-off.With billions wiped from the market, even a modest ADA recovery could spark a fresh wave of FOMO.For investors who hold through volatility, Best Wallet offers a smarter way to stay ahead – combining secure storage, low-fee swaps, and early access to emerging tokens, all in one seamless, mobile-first platform.As presales gain momentum, tools like this are becoming essential for spotting the next breakout before it goes mainstream.Best Wallet Token ($BEST) Powers a New Level of User ExperienceNow in early presale, Best Wallet Token ($BEST) is reshaping what a wallet can be – bringing together powerful trading tools, frictionless payments, and first access to top-tier presales inside a clean, user-friendly ecosystem.The wallet already supports over 60 blockchains, features low fees, and includes an integrated DEX that connects to 200+ decentralized exchanges. Now, with the launch of its native token $BEST, users will gain access to even more perks — from reduced transaction costs to exclusive presale access before listings go public.$BEST holders can also take part in staking for rewards and be the first to try out new product releases like the upcoming Best Card, which will let users spend crypto directly at stores, ATMs, and online.As the wallet’s popularity increases, the demand for $BEST will rise as well, especially as it gets users discounts on fees.To buy $BEST, simply visit the official Best Wallet Token website and link up your wallet (download the Best Wallet app here).You can either swap USDT or ETH for this token or use a bank card instead.The post Cardano Price Prediction: Whale Activity Surges – Is ADA Targeting $10? appeared first on Cryptonews.
Best Crypto to Buy Now 4 November – XRP, Cardano, Shiba Inu
CryptoNews.comNov 04, 2025, 10:35 PM
Crypto markets are caught in a limbo that feels a lot like purgatory, even for holders of some of the best projects around. Since setting a new all-time high of $126,080 last month, Bitcoin has been caught in a prolonged downturn that could see it slip below $100k if it continues. But is this downturn what it seems? Veteran investors see it as a constructive cooldown, a necessary flush of excessive leverage and speculation that precedes the next bull cycle. Historically, crypto markets have danced to this tune often: deep corrections paving the way for explosive growth.And Bitcoin is likely to no longer be quite so dominant next bull run. With that in mind, there are some compelling reasons to buy the fear on XRP, Cardano, and Shiba Inu and buckle up for the long haul.Ripple (XRP): Redefining Global PaymentsRipple’s native currency, XRP ($XRP), serves as the backbone of a rapid, low-cost remittance network designed to replace outdated systems like SWIFT.Ripple’s influence continues to grow. It’s on the radars of the UN Capital Development Fund and even the White House, while forging partnerships with major global banks. This expanding reach has helped XRP secure its spot as the fourth-largest cryptocurrency, with a market cap surpassing $136.6 billion.The launch of Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin underscores the company’s commitment to capturing an early position in what could be the biggest area of digital payments: stablecoins. Even if RLUSD becomes the choice of currency on Ripple’s ledger, every transaction burns XRP, making it intrinsic to the ledger’s functionality.Over the past year, XRP has climbed 344%, reaching $3.65 in mid-July, its highest level since 2018, far outpacing Bitcoin’s 51% rise over the same period.Currently, XRP’s RSI hovers around 31, which indicates it is undervalued as a result of excess selling.Two bullish flag formations formed on its chart this year that have yet to break out. With U.S. regulatory clarity and spot ETF approvals expected before year-end, this could materialize in a run toward $5–$10 by early 2026.Cardano (ADA): The Research-Driven Smart Contract PlatformCardano ($ADA) has shown remarkable resilience throughout 2025, growing 64% in 365 days to outperform Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.Created by Charles Hoskinson, one of Ethereum’s co-founders, Cardano’s foundation rests on Proof-of-Stake (PoS) and extensive academic research, which continues to influence blockchain design across the industry, even Ethereum itself.With a current market capitalization exceeding $20 billion, ADA would need a fourfold increase to challenge Solana for the position of the leading Ethereum alternative.ADA’s RSI is bordering oversold at 31, which is an indicator that its dip may bottom out around its current price, $0.54, and some rapid reaccumulation might occur overnight. Under the right conditions, ADA could revisit its $3.09 all-time high by year-end.From a technical viewpoint, ADA’s bullish flag pattern has yet to break out, and if the market enters a bull cycle, ADA could easily 2x its ATH by Christmas. However, sticky resistance lies near $1.15.Shiba Inu (SHIB): From Meme Coin to Utility EcosystemLaunched in August 2020, Shiba Inu ($SHIB) has evolved into the second-largest meme coin globally, boasting a market cap above $5 billion.With its expanding ecosystem and high market cap, SHIB now behaves more like a blue-chip crypto asset than a high-risk speculative token, currently trading at around $0.000008995.Technically, SHIB has formed two bullish chart patterns, a descending wedge (Nov–Mar) and a flag pattern (since May). A move above $0.000022 could pave the way toward $0.00003 by late November, and possibly $0.00005–$0.0001 if a major rally materializes.Unlike most meme coins, SHIB continues to grow its real-world utility through Shibarium, an Ethereum-based Layer 2 network aimed at cutting gas fees and improving transaction speed. Upcoming privacy tools and ecosystem enhancements further cement SHIB’s transition from meme token to functional crypto asset.Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER): The 2025 Meme-Fueled Bitcoin Layer 2One of the most buzzworthy presales of 2025, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) combines meme coin appeal with ambitious technical goals. HYPER turbocharges Bitcoin, serving as a Layer 2 solution to boost scalability and reduce transaction costs.Built on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), HYPER integrates DAO governance, smart contracts, and a proprietary “Canonical Bridge” that will demonstrate how your Bitcoin can effortlessly become a low-cost, high-performance payments token.The presale has already amassed over $25.7 million, with analysts such as Borch Crypto forecasting potential 100x returns. A recent Coinsult audit verified that the project is free from vulnerabilities, strengthening investor confidence. HYPER tokens serve multiple functions across the network, from governance and staking to powering transaction fees, and early adopters can earn up to 46% APY in staking rewards.As excitement builds, “Bitcoin is going HYPER” has become the rallying cry for those betting on the next innovation in Bitcoin.Visit the official presale website or follow Bitcoin Hyper on X and Telegram for more information.Visit the Official Website HereThe post Best Crypto to Buy Now 4 November – XRP, Cardano, Shiba Inu appeared first on Cryptonews.
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Crypto markets are caught in a limbo that feels a lot like purgatory, even for holders of some of the best projects around. Since setting a new all-time high of $126,080 last month, Bitcoin has been caught in a prolonged downturn that could see it slip below $100k if it continues. But is this downturn what it seems? Veteran investors see it as a constructive cooldown, a necessary flush of excessive leverage and speculation that precedes the next bull cycle. Historically, crypto markets have danced to this tune often: deep corrections paving the way for explosive growth.And Bitcoin is likely to no longer be quite so dominant next bull run. With that in mind, there are some compelling reasons to buy the fear on XRP, Cardano, and Shiba Inu and buckle up for the long haul.Ripple (XRP): Redefining Global PaymentsRipple’s native currency, XRP ($XRP), serves as the backbone of a rapid, low-cost remittance network designed to replace outdated systems like SWIFT.Ripple’s influence continues to grow. It’s on the radars of the UN Capital Development Fund and even the White House, while forging partnerships with major global banks. This expanding reach has helped XRP secure its spot as the fourth-largest cryptocurrency, with a market cap surpassing $136.6 billion.The launch of Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin underscores the company’s commitment to capturing an early position in what could be the biggest area of digital payments: stablecoins. Even if RLUSD becomes the choice of currency on Ripple’s ledger, every transaction burns XRP, making it intrinsic to the ledger’s functionality.Over the past year, XRP has climbed 344%, reaching $3.65 in mid-July, its highest level since 2018, far outpacing Bitcoin’s 51% rise over the same period.Currently, XRP’s RSI hovers around 31, which indicates it is undervalued as a result of excess selling.Two bullish flag formations formed on its chart this year that have yet to break out. With U.S. regulatory clarity and spot ETF approvals expected before year-end, this could materialize in a run toward $5–$10 by early 2026.Cardano (ADA): The Research-Driven Smart Contract PlatformCardano ($ADA) has shown remarkable resilience throughout 2025, growing 64% in 365 days to outperform Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.Created by Charles Hoskinson, one of Ethereum’s co-founders, Cardano’s foundation rests on Proof-of-Stake (PoS) and extensive academic research, which continues to influence blockchain design across the industry, even Ethereum itself.With a current market capitalization exceeding $20 billion, ADA would need a fourfold increase to challenge Solana for the position of the leading Ethereum alternative.ADA’s RSI is bordering oversold at 31, which is an indicator that its dip may bottom out around its current price, $0.54, and some rapid reaccumulation might occur overnight. Under the right conditions, ADA could revisit its $3.09 all-time high by year-end.From a technical viewpoint, ADA’s bullish flag pattern has yet to break out, and if the market enters a bull cycle, ADA could easily 2x its ATH by Christmas. However, sticky resistance lies near $1.15.Shiba Inu (SHIB): From Meme Coin to Utility EcosystemLaunched in August 2020, Shiba Inu ($SHIB) has evolved into the second-largest meme coin globally, boasting a market cap above $5 billion.With its expanding ecosystem and high market cap, SHIB now behaves more like a blue-chip crypto asset than a high-risk speculative token, currently trading at around $0.000008995.Technically, SHIB has formed two bullish chart patterns, a descending wedge (Nov–Mar) and a flag pattern (since May). A move above $0.000022 could pave the way toward $0.00003 by late November, and possibly $0.00005–$0.0001 if a major rally materializes.Unlike most meme coins, SHIB continues to grow its real-world utility through Shibarium, an Ethereum-based Layer 2 network aimed at cutting gas fees and improving transaction speed. Upcoming privacy tools and ecosystem enhancements further cement SHIB’s transition from meme token to functional crypto asset.Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER): The 2025 Meme-Fueled Bitcoin Layer 2One of the most buzzworthy presales of 2025, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) combines meme coin appeal with ambitious technical goals. HYPER turbocharges Bitcoin, serving as a Layer 2 solution to boost scalability and reduce transaction costs.Built on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), HYPER integrates DAO governance, smart contracts, and a proprietary “Canonical Bridge” that will demonstrate how your Bitcoin can effortlessly become a low-cost, high-performance payments token.The presale has already amassed over $25.7 million, with analysts such as Borch Crypto forecasting potential 100x returns. A recent Coinsult audit verified that the project is free from vulnerabilities, strengthening investor confidence. HYPER tokens serve multiple functions across the network, from governance and staking to powering transaction fees, and early adopters can earn up to 46% APY in staking rewards.As excitement builds, “Bitcoin is going HYPER” has become the rallying cry for those betting on the next innovation in Bitcoin.Visit the official presale website or follow Bitcoin Hyper on X and Telegram for more information.Visit the Official Website HereThe post Best Crypto to Buy Now 4 November – XRP, Cardano, Shiba Inu appeared first on Cryptonews.
Solana Just Booked Its Second-Biggest Week in History Despite Choppy Market
CryptoPotatoNov 04, 2025, 10:07 PM
Digital asset investment products recorded outflows of $360 million last week despite the market recently digesting yet another US interest rate cut. The selling pressure wasn’t driven by the rate cut itself, but by how investors read Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s language at the post-FOMC press conference. Powell made it clear that another cut in December is “not a foregone conclusion,” a surprisingly hawkish communication that appears to have knocked sentiment across the market, especially in the absence of any high-impact US macro data releases that could have helped traders re-anchor expectations. Doubling Down On Solana Exposure But while the overall flow number skewed negative, Solana emerged as the standout winner yet again after pulling in $421 million in inflows last week. This is the second-largest weekly figure on record, powered largely by inflows into the new US ETFs, which brought Solana’s year-to-date total to $3.3 billion, according to the latest edition of CoinShares’ Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report. Ethereum also saw net inflows of $57.6 million, though the daily flow pattern still shows mixed conviction among investors. XRP came in next with $43.2 million, followed by Sui at $9.4 million, Litecoin at $1.5 million, Cardano at $0.7 million, and Chainlink at $0.5 million. Multi-asset ETPs added another $8.3 million. But the drag came from Bitcoin. US Bitcoin ETFs saw a massive $946 million in outflows. The United States remained the epicenter of last week’s fund pessimism, as $439 million exited from American-listed investment vehicles. Sweden added another $11 million in outflows during the same period. n. This weakness was partly counterbalanced by other regions. For instance, Germany welcomed $32 million while Switzerland saw $30.8 million. Canada, Australia, and Brazil managed smaller but positive totals of $8.5 million, $7.2 million, and $1.3 million. $100K Bitcoin’s “Make-or-Break” Moment November has been choppy for the market, and there appears to be no signs of relief. Bitcoin has now spent 180 days above the $100,000 threshold, without a single daily close below it. Swissblock describes this zone as a structural floor and not just a psychological level, but an area built on heavy volume and high confluence. And that sets up November with a sharply asymmetric setup. If the crypto asset can continue defending this region, the bullish structure effectively resets, which is expected to give the market room for another upside leg. However, if this floor finally gives way, the analytics firm warned that the chart has very little support underneath. The post Solana Just Booked Its Second-Biggest Week in History Despite Choppy Market appeared first on CryptoPotato.
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Digital asset investment products recorded outflows of $360 million last week despite the market recently digesting yet another US interest rate cut. The selling pressure wasn’t driven by the rate cut itself, but by how investors read Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s language at the post-FOMC press conference. Powell made it clear that another cut in December is “not a foregone conclusion,” a surprisingly hawkish communication that appears to have knocked sentiment across the market, especially in the absence of any high-impact US macro data releases that could have helped traders re-anchor expectations. Doubling Down On Solana Exposure But while the overall flow number skewed negative, Solana emerged as the standout winner yet again after pulling in $421 million in inflows last week. This is the second-largest weekly figure on record, powered largely by inflows into the new US ETFs, which brought Solana’s year-to-date total to $3.3 billion, according to the latest edition of CoinShares’ Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly Report. Ethereum also saw net inflows of $57.6 million, though the daily flow pattern still shows mixed conviction among investors. XRP came in next with $43.2 million, followed by Sui at $9.4 million, Litecoin at $1.5 million, Cardano at $0.7 million, and Chainlink at $0.5 million. Multi-asset ETPs added another $8.3 million. But the drag came from Bitcoin. US Bitcoin ETFs saw a massive $946 million in outflows. The United States remained the epicenter of last week’s fund pessimism, as $439 million exited from American-listed investment vehicles. Sweden added another $11 million in outflows during the same period. n. This weakness was partly counterbalanced by other regions. For instance, Germany welcomed $32 million while Switzerland saw $30.8 million. Canada, Australia, and Brazil managed smaller but positive totals of $8.5 million, $7.2 million, and $1.3 million. $100K Bitcoin’s “Make-or-Break” Moment November has been choppy for the market, and there appears to be no signs of relief. Bitcoin has now spent 180 days above the $100,000 threshold, without a single daily close below it. Swissblock describes this zone as a structural floor and not just a psychological level, but an area built on heavy volume and high confluence. And that sets up November with a sharply asymmetric setup. If the crypto asset can continue defending this region, the bullish structure effectively resets, which is expected to give the market room for another upside leg. However, if this floor finally gives way, the analytics firm warned that the chart has very little support underneath. The post Solana Just Booked Its Second-Biggest Week in History Despite Choppy Market appeared first on CryptoPotato.
Cardano Confirms Death Cross Against Bitcoin as Market Sell-Off Escalates
U.TodayNov 04, 2025, 03:29 PM
Cardano dropping against Bitcoin as a bearish death cross signal completes on the chart; the broader market is trading in red with $1.36 billion in liquidations.
Cardano Volume Rockets 63% in Last Push for Rebound
U.TodayNov 04, 2025, 02:50 PM
Cardano (ADA) volume surges 63% to $1.59 billion as the first major price rebound sign.
Cardano (ADA) Plunges 18% in a Week: Is This a Buy-the-Dip Moment?
BitRSSNov 04, 2025, 01:01 PM
Cardano (ADA) has experienced a sharp decline over the past seven days, falling by 17.98% to trade around $0.5453 at the time of writing. Despite a brief recovery early in the week, ADA’s bearish momentum persisted, pushing it further...
Apex Fusion Integrates Stargate to Bring USDC Liquidity to Cardano
BitRSSNov 04, 2025, 12:15 PM
Apex Fusion, the multi-layer Web3 ecosystem connecting UTxO and EVM networks, has announced an integration with Stargate, the omnichain liquidity transport protocol powered by Layerzero. Cardano Gains Native USDC Access via Apex Fusion and Stargate Partnership According to the...
Expert Says Cardano Will Be Faster Than Visa, Predicts $10T Market Cap—Here’s ADA Price if This Happens
BitRSSNov 04, 2025, 09:46 AM
An analyst has made an audacious prediction for Cardano, forecasting an explosive surge in its market cap to multi-trillion-dollar valuations. Cardano could rally to $10 trillion, ADA community figure Lucid predicted in his November 3 social media post.Visit Website
XRP ETF Set to Launch in November, Western Union Announces Solana-Based Stablecoin, Cardano Founder Calls Out Peter Schiff for Wrong Bitcoin Price Prediction — Top Weekly Crypto News
U.TodayNov 02, 2025, 11:35 PM
Top crypto news this week: new XRP ETF launch date revealed; Solana-based stablecoin in spotlight; Charles Hoskinson clashes with Peter Schiff over failed BTC forecasts.
'Something Magical': Cardano Founder Hails Treasury Secretary's Bitcoin Tweet
U.TodayNov 01, 2025, 04:00 PM
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson reacts as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent celebrates Bitcoin white paper, praising Bitcoin's resilience in a tweet.
NuevaWealth for Altcoin CFD Trading – Pros, Cons & Tips
TheBitCoinNewsOct 09, 2025, 06:21 AM
Introduction to Altcoin Trading Altcoins are any cryptocurrencies besides Bitcoin. Over the past decade the crypto ecosystem has exploded from a handful of coins to thousands, each trying to solve a specific problem—whether it’s enabling smart contracts (Ethereum), providing fast, low‑fee payments (Solana, Litecoin), powering decentralized finance (Uniswap, Aave), supporting NFTs and gaming (Axie Infinity, Decentraland), or offering privacy (Monero, Zcash). Because many of these projects are still early in their development cycles, their market prices tend to be more volatile than Bitcoin. That volatility creates opportunities for traders who can correctly anticipate short‑term price moves, but it also brings heightened risk of rapid losses. Key concepts to grasp before diving in: Market Capitalization & Liquidity – Larger caps (top 20) usually have tighter spreads and deeper order books, making it easier to enter and exit positions without slippage. Smaller caps can move dramatically on modest trade volumes, which can be attractive for speculative gains but also risky. Tokenomics – Understand the supply model (fixed vs. inflationary), distribution schedule (vesting, staking rewards) and utility of the token. Sudden token releases or protocol upgrades often trigger price spikes or drops. Fundamental Drivers – Project roadmaps, partnership announcements, regulatory news, and community sentiment (Twitter, Reddit, Discord) heavily influence altcoin price dynamics. Technical Analysis Basics – Trend lines, support/resistance zones, moving averages, RSI and MACD are commonly applied to altcoin charts. Given the higher noise, combining several indicators and confirming with volume can improve signal reliability. Risk Management – Set stop‑loss levels, limit leverage, and allocate only a small portion of your portfolio to any single altcoin. Diversification across several projects can smooth out the impact of a single coin’s failure. Regulatory Landscape – Some jurisdictions treat certain altcoins as securities, which can affect exchange listings and legal exposure. Stay informed about the regulatory status of the tokens you trade. By mastering these fundamentals—understanding what each altcoin aims to achieve, how its market behaves, and how to protect capital—you’ll be better equipped to navigate the fast‑paced world of altcoin trading. 1. Why Altcoins Matter Altcoins—cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin—represent the bulk of the crypto ecosystem. They range from established projects like Ethereum, Solana and Cardano to newer tokens that aim to solve niche problems such as decentralized finance, gaming, or supply‑chain tracking. For many traders, altcoins offer higher volatility than Bitcoin, which can translate into larger short‑term price swings and, consequently, bigger profit opportunities—provided the trader understands the added risk. 2. How Nueva Wealth Handles Altcoins Nueva Wealth treats every cryptocurrency it lists as a CFD (contract‑for‑difference). When you open an altcoin position, you are not buying the token itself; you are speculating on its price movement relative to a fiat or stablecoin denominator. The platform currently offers a curated selection of altcoins, typically the top‑20 by market capitalization, plus a few emerging projects that meet its internal liquidity standards. Key characteristics of the altcoin CFD offering: Fixed spreads – The bid‑ask spread is set in advance and does not change with order size. During periods of extreme market stress, the spread may widen, which can affect entry and exit prices. Leverage options – Most altcoins are available with up to 1:10 leverage. This means a $100 margin can control a $1,000 notional position, magnifying both gains and losses. No token custody – Because the contracts are settled in fiat or a stablecoin, you never receive the underlying altcoin in a wallet. This eliminates concerns about private‑key management but also means you cannot use the token for staking, governance voting, or other on‑chain utilities. Overnight financing – Holding a leveraged altcoin position past the daily settlement window incurs a financing charge calculated on the notional value of the contract. 3. Advantages for Altcoin Traders Speed of Execution – Order latency is measured in sub‑seconds, which is valuable when trading fast‑moving altcoins where price changes can happen in milliseconds. Unified Dashboard – Altcoins sit alongside forex, stocks and commodities, allowing you to shift capital between asset classes without leaving the app. Risk Management Tools – Stop‑loss and trailing‑stop orders are available for each altcoin CFD, giving you a way to limit downside exposure. No Custodial Hassles – Since you never hold the actual token, you avoid the complexities of securing private keys, managing wallets, or dealing with network congestion when transferring coins. 4. Limitations and Risks Lack of Ownership – Without holding the real token, you cannot benefit from airdrops, staking rewards, or governance participation that many altcoin projects offer. Leverage‑Induced Volatility – Altcoins already exhibit high price swings; adding leverage can quickly erode a margin balance if the market moves against you. Liquidity Constraints – While Nueva Wealth selects altcoins with sufficient liquidity, the CFD market depth can be thinner than the spot market on major exchanges. Slippage may occur on large orders. Regulatory Ambiguity – Operating under an offshore licence, the platform does not fall under EU or UK investor‑protection regimes. In the event of insolvency, there is no statutory compensation for deposited funds. Limited Educational Content – The platform’s built‑in learning resources cover basic CFD concepts but do not delve deeply into altcoin fundamentals, tokenomics, or project‑specific risk factors. Traders need to conduct independent research. 5. Practical Tips for Using Nueva Wealth with Altcoins Start Small – Allocate only a modest portion of your capital (e.g., ≤ 10 %) to leveraged altcoin positions until you become comfortable with the platform’s execution and fee structure. Set Protective Stops – Use stop‑loss orders at a level that reflects the altcoin’s typical volatility; consider a trailing‑stop to lock in gains if the price moves favorably. Monitor Financing Costs – If you plan to hold a position overnight, calculate the daily financing charge and factor it into your profitability analysis. Cross‑Check Liquidity – Before entering a sizable trade, compare the quoted spread on Nueva Wealth with spot market spreads on major exchanges (e.g., Binance, Coinbase). A significantly wider spread may indicate lower CFD liquidity. Do Independent Research – Review the altcoin’s whitepaper, roadmap, developer activity, and community sentiment. CFD exposure does not replace the need for fundamental analysis. 6. Frequently Asked Questions Specific to Altcoins Do I earn staking rewards on altcoins traded through Nueva Wealth?No. Because the contracts are settled in fiat or stablecoins, you do not hold the actual token and therefore cannot participate in staking or delegation programs. Can I trade any altcoin I want?Only the altcoins that Nueva Wealth lists are available as CFDs. The selection is limited to assets that meet the platform’s liquidity and compliance criteria. What happens if an altcoin gets delisted on the spot market?If the underlying token is removed from major exchanges, Nueva Wealth may suspend CFD trading for that asset. Existing positions could be closed automatically, and any resulting profit or loss would be settled in fiat. Are there any tax implications specific to CFD altcoin trading?Tax treatment varies by jurisdiction. Generally, CFD profits are considered capital gains or income, depending on local law. Because you never own the token, you do not report a “crypto acquisition” event, but you do need to declare realized gains or losses from CFD closures. Consult a tax professional for guidance. 7. Verdict – Is Nueva Wealth Good for Altcoin Trading? Nueva Wealth offers a fast, mobile‑friendly environment that makes it easy to speculate on a curated list of altcoins. Its strengths lie in rapid order execution, built‑in risk‑management tools and the convenience of handling multiple asset classes from a single interface. For experienced traders who are comfortable with leveraged speculation, understand the risks of CFD products, and are primarily interested in short‑term price movements, Nueva Wealth can be a suitable venue for altcoin exposure. For newcomers or those who wish to hold altcoins long‑term, earn staking rewards, or rely on regulatory protections, a traditional spot exchange or a regulated broker that offers direct token custody may be a better fit. Ultimately, the decision hinges on your trading objectives, risk tolerance, and willingness to supplement the platform’s limited educational content with independent research. If you choose to proceed, start with a small allocation, use protective stops, and keep a close eye on financing costs and liquidity conditions.
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Introduction to Altcoin Trading Altcoins are any cryptocurrencies besides Bitcoin. Over the past decade the crypto ecosystem has exploded from a handful of coins to thousands, each trying to solve a specific problem—whether it’s enabling smart contracts (Ethereum), providing fast, low‑fee payments (Solana, Litecoin), powering decentralized finance (Uniswap, Aave), supporting NFTs and gaming (Axie Infinity, Decentraland), or offering privacy (Monero, Zcash). Because many of these projects are still early in their development cycles, their market prices tend to be more volatile than Bitcoin. That volatility creates opportunities for traders who can correctly anticipate short‑term price moves, but it also brings heightened risk of rapid losses. Key concepts to grasp before diving in: Market Capitalization & Liquidity – Larger caps (top 20) usually have tighter spreads and deeper order books, making it easier to enter and exit positions without slippage. Smaller caps can move dramatically on modest trade volumes, which can be attractive for speculative gains but also risky. Tokenomics – Understand the supply model (fixed vs. inflationary), distribution schedule (vesting, staking rewards) and utility of the token. Sudden token releases or protocol upgrades often trigger price spikes or drops. Fundamental Drivers – Project roadmaps, partnership announcements, regulatory news, and community sentiment (Twitter, Reddit, Discord) heavily influence altcoin price dynamics. Technical Analysis Basics – Trend lines, support/resistance zones, moving averages, RSI and MACD are commonly applied to altcoin charts. Given the higher noise, combining several indicators and confirming with volume can improve signal reliability. Risk Management – Set stop‑loss levels, limit leverage, and allocate only a small portion of your portfolio to any single altcoin. Diversification across several projects can smooth out the impact of a single coin’s failure. Regulatory Landscape – Some jurisdictions treat certain altcoins as securities, which can affect exchange listings and legal exposure. Stay informed about the regulatory status of the tokens you trade. By mastering these fundamentals—understanding what each altcoin aims to achieve, how its market behaves, and how to protect capital—you’ll be better equipped to navigate the fast‑paced world of altcoin trading. 1. Why Altcoins Matter Altcoins—cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin—represent the bulk of the crypto ecosystem. They range from established projects like Ethereum, Solana and Cardano to newer tokens that aim to solve niche problems such as decentralized finance, gaming, or supply‑chain tracking. For many traders, altcoins offer higher volatility than Bitcoin, which can translate into larger short‑term price swings and, consequently, bigger profit opportunities—provided the trader understands the added risk. 2. How Nueva Wealth Handles Altcoins Nueva Wealth treats every cryptocurrency it lists as a CFD (contract‑for‑difference). When you open an altcoin position, you are not buying the token itself; you are speculating on its price movement relative to a fiat or stablecoin denominator. The platform currently offers a curated selection of altcoins, typically the top‑20 by market capitalization, plus a few emerging projects that meet its internal liquidity standards. Key characteristics of the altcoin CFD offering: Fixed spreads – The bid‑ask spread is set in advance and does not change with order size. During periods of extreme market stress, the spread may widen, which can affect entry and exit prices. Leverage options – Most altcoins are available with up to 1:10 leverage. This means a $100 margin can control a $1,000 notional position, magnifying both gains and losses. No token custody – Because the contracts are settled in fiat or a stablecoin, you never receive the underlying altcoin in a wallet. This eliminates concerns about private‑key management but also means you cannot use the token for staking, governance voting, or other on‑chain utilities. Overnight financing – Holding a leveraged altcoin position past the daily settlement window incurs a financing charge calculated on the notional value of the contract. 3. Advantages for Altcoin Traders Speed of Execution – Order latency is measured in sub‑seconds, which is valuable when trading fast‑moving altcoins where price changes can happen in milliseconds. Unified Dashboard – Altcoins sit alongside forex, stocks and commodities, allowing you to shift capital between asset classes without leaving the app. Risk Management Tools – Stop‑loss and trailing‑stop orders are available for each altcoin CFD, giving you a way to limit downside exposure. No Custodial Hassles – Since you never hold the actual token, you avoid the complexities of securing private keys, managing wallets, or dealing with network congestion when transferring coins. 4. Limitations and Risks Lack of Ownership – Without holding the real token, you cannot benefit from airdrops, staking rewards, or governance participation that many altcoin projects offer. Leverage‑Induced Volatility – Altcoins already exhibit high price swings; adding leverage can quickly erode a margin balance if the market moves against you. Liquidity Constraints – While Nueva Wealth selects altcoins with sufficient liquidity, the CFD market depth can be thinner than the spot market on major exchanges. Slippage may occur on large orders. Regulatory Ambiguity – Operating under an offshore licence, the platform does not fall under EU or UK investor‑protection regimes. In the event of insolvency, there is no statutory compensation for deposited funds. Limited Educational Content – The platform’s built‑in learning resources cover basic CFD concepts but do not delve deeply into altcoin fundamentals, tokenomics, or project‑specific risk factors. Traders need to conduct independent research. 5. Practical Tips for Using Nueva Wealth with Altcoins Start Small – Allocate only a modest portion of your capital (e.g., ≤ 10 %) to leveraged altcoin positions until you become comfortable with the platform’s execution and fee structure. Set Protective Stops – Use stop‑loss orders at a level that reflects the altcoin’s typical volatility; consider a trailing‑stop to lock in gains if the price moves favorably. Monitor Financing Costs – If you plan to hold a position overnight, calculate the daily financing charge and factor it into your profitability analysis. Cross‑Check Liquidity – Before entering a sizable trade, compare the quoted spread on Nueva Wealth with spot market spreads on major exchanges (e.g., Binance, Coinbase). A significantly wider spread may indicate lower CFD liquidity. Do Independent Research – Review the altcoin’s whitepaper, roadmap, developer activity, and community sentiment. CFD exposure does not replace the need for fundamental analysis. 6. Frequently Asked Questions Specific to Altcoins Do I earn staking rewards on altcoins traded through Nueva Wealth?No. Because the contracts are settled in fiat or stablecoins, you do not hold the actual token and therefore cannot participate in staking or delegation programs. Can I trade any altcoin I want?Only the altcoins that Nueva Wealth lists are available as CFDs. The selection is limited to assets that meet the platform’s liquidity and compliance criteria. What happens if an altcoin gets delisted on the spot market?If the underlying token is removed from major exchanges, Nueva Wealth may suspend CFD trading for that asset. Existing positions could be closed automatically, and any resulting profit or loss would be settled in fiat. Are there any tax implications specific to CFD altcoin trading?Tax treatment varies by jurisdiction. Generally, CFD profits are considered capital gains or income, depending on local law. Because you never own the token, you do not report a “crypto acquisition” event, but you do need to declare realized gains or losses from CFD closures. Consult a tax professional for guidance. 7. Verdict – Is Nueva Wealth Good for Altcoin Trading? Nueva Wealth offers a fast, mobile‑friendly environment that makes it easy to speculate on a curated list of altcoins. Its strengths lie in rapid order execution, built‑in risk‑management tools and the convenience of handling multiple asset classes from a single interface. For experienced traders who are comfortable with leveraged speculation, understand the risks of CFD products, and are primarily interested in short‑term price movements, Nueva Wealth can be a suitable venue for altcoin exposure. For newcomers or those who wish to hold altcoins long‑term, earn staking rewards, or rely on regulatory protections, a traditional spot exchange or a regulated broker that offers direct token custody may be a better fit. Ultimately, the decision hinges on your trading objectives, risk tolerance, and willingness to supplement the platform’s limited educational content with independent research. If you choose to proceed, start with a small allocation, use protective stops, and keep a close eye on financing costs and liquidity conditions.