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The bull market spamfest is upon us once again, which has me wondering what we should do with this place. A big part of me wants to make the sub invite only and start adding a lot of approved posters who want a place to discuss crypto with the other adults in the room. Thoughts on that? It would take a lot of work to add people. but slowly and surely we'd get there. I also want to bring back the Altcoin of the Day posts, they were a lot of fun to do and brought some direction to the sub. Open to other ideas. I'd love it if we could go approved-posters-only but then have like a weekly sticky where people could spam away, but I'm not sure if that's technically possible at Reddit. I'll look into that. Any other ideas on how we can add value welcomed! submitted by /u/parasocks [link] [comments]

I’ve been coming across SKR (Seeker) a lot recently, especially with the Solana Mobile / Web3 phone narrative picking up again. From what I understand, SKR is tied to the Seeker ecosystem and is meant to play a role in governance and incentives around Solana Mobile’s next phase. The idea of a crypto-native mobile stack sounds interesting, and SKR seems to be positioned as a core part of that vision. That said, I’m honestly a bit confused right now. [Fake]Seeker price today, SKR to USD live price, marketcap and chart | CoinMarketCap I’ve checked a few places, but I keep seeing mixed info, some people say it’s already trading on a few exchanges, others mention pre-market or early listings. I don’t want to end up buying the wrong ticker or using some sketchy platform. So, for those who already hold SKR: Where did you buy it? Is there a reliable exchange with decent liquidity? Anything to watch out for before buying? Appreciate any guidance. submitted by /u/SirBankz [link] [comments]

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Gold and silver have been among the strongest performers this year, consistently pushing into new highs and showing no signs of losing momentum. The rallies haven’t been random either, they reflect growing demand for assets that can hold value during periods of uncertainty. I have been paying close attention to these moves and trading the momentum smoothly through Bitget TradFi, which makes accessing traditional markets feel more efficient. What makes this phase especially interesting is how closely it aligns with Bitcoin’s behavior. BTC continues to trade like a macro hedge, moving through cycles of consolidation before expansion. As that happens, capital rotation into hard assets like gold and silver becomes more visible. This overlap between Bitcoin and traditional safe havens highlights a broader shift in market sentiment, where investors are prioritizing value preservation alongside growth. With global economic and geopolitical uncertainty still present, the demand for stores of value remains strong. Gold, silver, and even Bitcoin appear well-positioned to benefit from this environment. Catching these trends early and managing them properly can make a meaningful difference over time. Alongside these market conditions, there is an ongoing Bitget TradFi event running until February 19, 2026, with $88,000 up for grabs, adding extra incentive while navigating these evolving market moves. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tether-gold/ submitted by /u/Omegacarlos1 [link] [comments]

We hit an Ath of $1.2Mil back in november After that, we dumped about 80%, bounced back to around $800k, and then dumped again But none of that stopped the developments RAWW has been live for over a year now. We spent months under a $100k market cap, and development never stopped. During that time we completed the first two roadmap phases, built a game, launched merch, started weekly webtoons, and more. This recent dump didn’t change anything either. Since the ATH, we’ve launched the RAWW Truth Series (educational videos on health and lifestyle), started RAWW ROT (livestreaming all our skits), and released the whitepaper (the Milkpaper) For anyone new reading this RAWW is built around two things. First is the natural living side. Healthy living, real food, and better habits, which RAWW spreads through its content and the RAWW Truth Series Second is the anti degen side. Most memecoins today promote gambling, gooning, drinking, and other destructive habits. RAWW is the opposite of it That mix is what makes the narrative different, as it resonates with everyone Right now, we’re in the final part of Phase 3. The current milestone on the roadmap is influencer partnerships, which basically is an umrella term for more marketing We’re also doing a press release in the next 1–2 days that will go live on hundreds of websites, alongside other marketing efforts If you’re reading this, you’re still early RAWW SHALL MOONETH!! r/Rawwcoin CA: 8HqJySYJrkTqa1M4RWNBMSSnuoPRkscuLrCt3BrXjm5p Linktree: https://linktr.ee/RAWWMilkCrypto CMC:https://coinmarketcap.com/dexscan/solana/FymMFkfz4MwdNXopL1k81LXQbXpAFgJYP6MwnfFRFbwd/ submitted by /u/Ok_Poem_2813 [link] [comments]

Interesting example of the crypto ecosystem funding its own watchdogs. The Hyperliquid Foundation recently donated 10,000 HYPE tokens to independent on-chain investigator ZachXBT, worth roughly $254,000 at current prices. This makes Hyperliquid his second-largest donor to date, right after Optimism. ZachXBT publicly confirmed the donation and shared an updated list of his top supporters. His all-time top 10 donors now look like this: Optimism Hyperliquid Octant The White Whale Arbitrum BNB Chain Unipcs Nouns CL207 High Stakes Capital For those who don’t follow him, ZachXBT has been one of the most impactful independent researchers in crypto — tracking hacks, scams, rug pulls and stolen funds through on-chain analysis. A lot of major cases in recent years were uncovered thanks to his work. This kind of funding is becoming an important trend: instead of relying only on exchanges or law enforcement, the industry is directly supporting independent investigators who help keep the space cleaner and safer. Full write-up here if you want more details: [https://btcusa.com/hyperliquid-donates-10000-hype-tokens-to-on-chain-investigator-zachxbt/]() Do you think more projects should allocate part of their treasuries to fund public-good security research like this? submitted by /u/Enough_Angle_7839 [link] [comments]

Jupiter just introduced JupUSD, a new Solana-based stablecoin designed to return native treasury yield directly to users, with 90% of reserves backed by BlackRock’s BUIDL Fund and 10% in USDC. This isn’t another ordinary stablecoin. It’s structured to generate real yield from institutional-grade assets — and the yield earns back into the ecosystem through Jupiter Lend. Key takeaways: • JupUSD is backed by tokenized treasury bonds via BlackRock’s BUIDL Fund • native yield from the treasuries flows back to users who provide liquidity • the yield-bearing version (currently referred to as jlJupUSD) is composable and tradable • Jupiter plans further integrations and ecosystem adoption If this model works as designed, it could change how stablecoins function in DeFi — not just as a dollar proxy, but as a yield-bearing asset that connects traditional finance and on-chain capital flows. Read the full breakdown here: https://btcusa.com/jupiter-introduces-jupusd-a-yield-bearing-stablecoin-backed-by-blackrocks-buidl-fund What do you think — is JupUSD a game changer for stablecoins, or just another DeFi experiment? submitted by /u/Enough_Angle_7839 [link] [comments]

$VOOZ is on a steady pump since the last few week. It launched on Solana 6 months ago, reached an ATH of 1.5m, dropped to 100k and steadily came back to 200k over the last week. $VOOZ is here to stay for months, years! We are doing a big push again. Hold on to your $VOOZ bags and enjoy the fireworks. If you haven't bought, buy right now. Don't say we didn't tell you. $Vooz is a memecoin that is used by Vooz co for payments on its platform. Vooz co is an anonymous video and text chat platform where you can match with strangers from anywhere and have fun convos about anything. There are group chatrooms, and many premium features like gender and location filters etc. You can pay for all these through $VOOZ. Vooz co is the only social platform that has integrated its memecoin for payments on the site. Vooz is a pretty big name already with 200k monthly users and 8-9k video chats daily on the site. Once the payment processor is live, expect more $VOOZ spent on the site, more buybacks, more burns. 50% of whatever users spend on the platform goes back into the charts! $VOOZ has its own merch already, and a doxxed team who are super ambitious. The team already burnt 1m tokens and did buybacks worth 1300$. Just hold and get ready for the next push! Website: https://vooz.co/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/clubvooz CA: vooz4rKUS7PJ2a1r1T3q81E7b5NpGYjsT5YxciCJ4rF CMC: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/vooz-coin/ Dexscreener: https://dexscreener.com/solana/7zr8hthavZLZvteu9wHDQgewcYTEL3ykDFrAkiERBYuA submitted by /u/undead_konwaku [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/3bhz82r08ldg1.png?width=1280&format=png&auto=webp&s=e72cc5dcd887e138e15ced660a7e72a070214728 A recent statement from the President of the United States sends a clear signal, crypto is no longer operating on the sidelines. It is moving into the core of the global financial system. While many are only reacting now, Serenity has been preparing for this transition for years. Blockchain was created on a simple principle, no single entity should own it or control it. That principle does not change with positive headlines or favorable regulation. Even in a pro crypto environment, real security still comes down to one question, who truly controls access to the assets. This is precisely why Serenity exists. From day one, the mission has been to remove middlemen and return full control to the individual, not platforms, not institutions, not third parties. True ownership only exists when access cannot be overridden. With the sAxess biometric card, control is personal and direct. No passwords to remember, no seed phrases to lose, no centralized authority that can freeze or restrict you. One fingerprint, one confirmation, complete control, exactly as Web3 was intended to function. As the new financial order takes shape across global markets and DeFi continues to mature, Serenity ensures that progress does not come at the cost of sovereignty. Your wealth, your identity, your access, all remain in your hands. Website: s.technology https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/serenity-shield/ submitted by /u/SwordfishVisual9120 [link] [comments]

Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) are increasingly used in Web3 to enable confidential smart contracts, verifiable off-chain agents, and privacy-preserving computation. Remote attestation is often presented as the core security guarantee behind these systems.. but attestation alone is not sufficient to create real trust. Remote attestation only proves that a specific binary ran on specific hardware at a specific moment. It does not guarantee that the system is live, up to date, operating on the latest state, or run by an accountable operator. A stale but valid attestation is indistinguishable from a fresh one unless additional mechanisms are enforced. https://preview.redd.it/md8wi7cmugdg1.png?width=2088&format=png&auto=webp&s=d1bc3071da96ad34201facbc377e56ca147d83fd Several critical gaps remain in most “attested” TEE deployments: Freshness and liveness: Attestation is usually a one-time check, not a continuous guarantee. State continuity and anti-rollback: An enclave can be restarted with older encrypted state while still presenting a valid attestation. TCB governance: Hardware vendors define acceptable threat models; users may require stricter guarantees. Operator accountability: Attestation says nothing about who runs the enclave or whether they can be penalized for misbehavior. Upgrade history and code provenance: Even if the current code is secure, previous versions may have leaked secrets. Policy enforcement: Most systems push raw attestation data to users, expecting them to interpret complex hardware security signals. A more robust approach is to treat consensus as the verifier. Instead of each user validating hardware quotes, a fault-tolerant, stake-bearing validator set continuously verifies attestations, enforces policies, tracks upgrades, and publishes the result on-chain. Users then verify a simple consensus-backed proof rather than raw hardware data. Oasis Network ($ROSE) is one example of this model in practice. It combines TEEs with on-chain consensus to enforce freshness, state continuity, operator binding, and policy governance. This turns attestation from a static artifact into a usable on-chain trust signal and enables systems like confidential smart contracts and verifiable off-chain logic. The broader takeaway is that TEEs are not trust systems by themselves. Trust emerges only when hardware security is integrated with consensus, economics, and transparent policy enforcement. Full thread can be read through this link. submitted by /u/rayQuGR [link] [comments]

The jungle around Slothana keeps getting stranger, and pretending nothing is happening feels harder by the day. We started as a meme, but now the world keeps echoing us back in ways nobody planned. Sloth Mode shows up in Tesla cars. Centralized exchanges start copying Slothana-style memes. Memes casually compare us to DOGE like that’s a normal sentence to say out loud. Meanwhile, nobody actually knows who the devs are. No faces, no grand speeches, just lore, symbols, patience, and an oddly consistent vibe of calm confidence. What makes it weirder is how cryptic everything feels. Morse code popping up. AI behaving differently around Slothana references. Prophetic, sloth-themed riddles showing up where they shouldn’t. It doesn’t feel forced or marketed. It feels emergent, like something growing quietly while everyone else is busy yelling. Maybe it’s nothing. Maybe it’s coincidence. Or maybe they're real connections set up by the Devs. These coincidences are piling up - but when there's too many, it's not a coincidence anymore. Appeal to coincidence, a logical fallacy, otherwise known as "Slothful Induction" is what the Devs are going for. Look it up for yourself. Either way, the energy is real, the community is locked in, and the slow build keeps getting stronger. If you’re curious, don’t take anyone’s word for it. Come look yourself. Read the posts, the lore, the experiments, the madness. r/Slothana is open. No roadmap promises, no hype countdowns. Just a strange, patient movement of 12k members unfolding in real time. The jungle’s quiet for a reason. 🦥🌿 CMC: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/slothana/ Coingecko: https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/slothana https://preview.redd.it/cgziczd88cdg1.jpg?width=970&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6b4356632f9f089aeee7d9cc7c823ec507b6869a submitted by /u/Scone_and_Chill [link] [comments]

I’ve been through enough cycles to know that the first step back into a market isn’t about being loud or fast it’s about being intentional. Anyone who’s traded through multiple regimes understands this. The market has a way of humbling you when you confuse urgency with opportunity, or noise with signal. Experience doesn’t make you fearless; it makes you selective. I stepped away for a while. Not because I lost interest, but because distance can be as valuable as participation. Sometimes the best trade is not being in one. Coming into 2026, this feels like my first real year easing back into active trading not as a spectator, but not as someone trying to relive old habits either. Definitely not full throttle. More like recalibration. Right now, I’m just paying attention again. Watching how liquidity behaves rather than assuming it’s “back.” Watching volatility start to lift in pockets, not across the board. Watching narratives form slowly instead of erupting overnight. That distinction matters. Explosive narratives usually come late. Quiet ones show up early, when most people are either exhausted or still waiting for certainty that never fully arrives. One thing that recently caught my eye was a Chinese token, 黑马 (DARKHORSE). Not because it was trending everywhere or being pushed aggressively, but because it wasn’t. It kept appearing quietly, without the usual theatrics. In past cycles, I’ve learned to at least pause when something shows up without screaming for attention. That doesn’t make it a good trade by default but it makes it worth studying. While digging into it, I noticed BingX is running a DARKHORSE Listing Carnival alongside the listing. Again, what stood out wasn’t just the event itself, but the framing around it. Structured participation, defined parameters, incentives tied to actual activity rather than vague promises. For someone easing back into the market, that kind of setup feels aligned with where my head is right now. I’m not trying to predict anything. I’m not trying to time a bottom or front-run a narrative. At this stage, I care more about how I participate than how much I participate. Engaging in a controlled way, understanding the rules of the environment, and staying flexible if conditions change that’s the mindset I didn’t always have earlier in my trading life, but one I value now. What I’m really interested in is how others are navigating this moment. Are people slowly getting involved again, accepting that imperfect information is part of the process? Or are most still sitting on the sidelines, waiting for absolute confirmation that rarely comes without cost? Markets don’t reward impatience forever, and they don’t punish caution nearly as much as people think. Sometimes, the real edge is knowing when to re-engage and doing it on your own terms. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/darkhorse/ submitted by /u/flashamazin [link] [comments]

Grayscale just revealed plans to expand its crypto investment funds with a massive list of new assets — and the composition of that list is far more interesting than the headline itself. It’s not just a few random tokens. It’s a structural map of where institutional capital may flow in the next market cycle. Some key patterns from the lineup: • New-gen L1s and modular networks: Aptos, Monad, TON, TRX, DOT • Solana DeFi core: JUP, KMNO, JTO, HYPE • Yield-focused DeFi: Ethena, Pendle, Maple, Morpho, Euler • AI + DePIN stack: KAITO, NOUS, FLOCK, VIRTUAL, GEOD, GRASS, 2Z • Infrastructure bridges: ZRO, Wormhole • Even memecoins are on the list: BONK Full list This looks less like a product update and more like Grayscale positioning itself for the next full-cycle narrative: modular chains, real yield, Solana finance, AI-driven networks, and infrastructure layers that link everything together. Curious what you all think. Which of these sectors do you expect to outperform when institutional capital starts rotating again? submitted by /u/Enough_Angle_7839 [link] [comments]

The supply is getting tighter, the technology is getting better, and the utility is growing. https://preview.redd.it/51pwoqabg5dg1.jpg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bea1eafba7513efbf4cb26fa3f5d1ae2275311da https://open.substack.com/pub/nocookie9107/p/half-the-supply-double-the-utility?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/radiant/ submitted by /u/No-Cookie9107 [link] [comments]

Santiment just released its ranking of the Top 10 crypto projects by developer activity over the last 30 days — and the list is very different from what Twitter hype would suggest. Instead of meme tokens or short-term narratives, the leaders are infrastructure-heavy projects focused on wallets, data layers, L2 scaling, interoperability and security tooling. Top names this month include MetaMask USD (mUSD), Filecoin, Starknet, Hedera, Chainlink, Safe, Internet Computer, DeFiChain, Cardano and Avalanche. Why this matters: sustained developer activity often leads real adoption cycles by months. Before new products, new ecosystems and enterprise integrations go live, engineers are already pushing code in silence. Full breakdown and analysis here: https://btcusa.com/santiment-ranks-top-10-crypto-projects-by-developer-activity-over-the-last-30-days/ Curious what others think — do you use dev activity as part of your research, or do you focus purely on price and narratives? submitted by /u/Enough_Angle_7839 [link] [comments]

That's RAWW for you https://dex.coinmarketcap.com/token/solana/8HqJySYJrkTqa1M4RWNBMSSnuoPRkscuLrCt3BrXjm5p/ https://linktr.ee/RAWWMilkCrypto CA: 8HqJySYJrkTqa1M4RWNBMSSnuoPRkscuLrCt3BrXjm5p submitted by /u/subhan_azmat [link] [comments]

Everyone keeps asking when the next altseason will arrive, but some of the core indicators are flashing a very different signal this cycle. TOTAL2 (total crypto market cap excluding Bitcoin) hasn’t produced a sustained breakout after the 2024 halving like it did in previous cycles. At the same time, CoinMarketCap’s Altcoin Season Index has spent most of the cycle in Bitcoin-dominant territory, with only short and shallow spikes toward “altseason” levels. Instead of a broad rotation from BTC into hundreds of altcoins, capital flows seem to be concentrating in a narrow set of assets — mainly BTC, ETH, and a few ETF-eligible tokens. It starts to feel less like a delayed altseason and more like a structural change in how this market works. Full breakdown here: https://btcusa.com/altcoin-season-2026-is-it-still-possible-in-an-etf-driven-crypto-market/ Curious what others think — is altseason just late, or is the classic 4-year model finally breaking? submitted by /u/Enough_Angle_7839 [link] [comments]

I wanted to share something I recently came across and get some thoughts from this sub. I found a platform called Mevolaxy while browsing crypto communities, and I found the concept interesting enough to look deeper, not saying it’s good or bad, just sharing what I read. ✨ What it is It’s a crypto staking platform where you lock funds for 180 days. The minimum is around 30 dollars. Rewards are paid daily, every 24 hours. The daily return depends on the coin and is shown as a range between 0.52 percent and 0.87 percent, which is higher than normal staking, so that already made me cautious but curious. ⚙️ How it works Funds go into liquidity pools and everything runs through smart contracts. No manual handling, at least based on their explanation. They also say they use algorithms and data analysis to watch blockchain activity and mempool transactions to adjust strategies. 🔍 Other notes They mention being registered and following regulations, which helps a bit with trust, but of course that alone doesn’t mean risk free. 🧠 Final thoughts This is not advice at all. Just sharing info. Always DYOR before locking funds anywhere, especially long term. https://coinmarketcap.com/community/profile/Mevolaxy/ Has anyone here actually used it? How was your experience with payouts and support? Curious to hear real user feedback, good or bad. submitted by /u/Mad_Zion [link] [comments]

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The core idea is simple but powerful: Carrot is introducing verifiable compute into on-chain prop trading by using Oasis (ROSE) ROFL. And this directly addresses one of the biggest elephants in the room that most DeFi traders quietly ignore. Right now, even many “on-chain” trading platforms are only partially on-chain. Yes, trades might settle on-chain. Yes, funds might be in smart contracts. But the logic that decides whether a trader passed a challenge, violated risk rules, or is owed a payout often runs off-chain on centralized servers. That means users are still trusting that the platform evaluated everything honestly and correctly. Carrot is a prop trading platform, meaning traders trade under specific rules and, if they perform well, get access to larger capital allocations. The problem is that evaluating trader performance is computationally heavy. You need to process trade history, timestamps, drawdowns, risk limits, and profit calculations. Doing all of that directly on Ethereum would be slow and expensive, so historically this logic lives off-chain. This is where ROFL comes in. ROFL, which stands for Runtime Off-chain Logic Framework, allows Carrot to run that heavy computation off-chain inside a trusted execution environment. In simple terms, the code runs inside secure hardware that can’t be tampered with, even by the server operator. More importantly, after the computation runs, it produces cryptographic proofs that the exact code was executed with the exact inputs and produced the exact outputs. Those proofs are then published on-chain. So instead of “trust us, our backend calculated this correctly”, you get “here is cryptographic evidence that the rules were followed”. That’s a massive difference in trust assumptions. This model applies to any system where logic is too heavy to run fully on-chain but still needs to be trusted. Risk engines, derivatives platforms, automated trading strategies, liquidation logic, even ai driven agents that interact with DeFi all face the same problem. ROFL shows a realistic way to keep performance off-chain while anchoring truth onchain. That’s why this matters. It’s not a marketing integration. It’s a concrete example of how crypto can move from “trust minimized settlement” to “trust minimized decision making”. You can read the original announcement here submitted by /u/rayQuGR [link] [comments]

With all the rug pulls and short-lived hype lately, I’ve been thinking more about what actually makes a project feel “safe.” For me, it’s less about price action and more about things like transparency, long-term building, and whether the team is focused on real use cases. That’s why I’ve been paying attention to projects like RYO. It doesn’t feel rushed or hype-driven, and the focus seems to be on infrastructure, compliance readiness, and actual utility rather than quick pumps. Curious what others look for — what makes a coin feel less “rug-able” to you? https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ryo-coin/ submitted by /u/Comfortable-Half5165 [link] [comments]

A fresh ranking from Santiment looks at developer activity across real-world asset projects over the last 30 days. The list is a mix of infrastructure chains, interoperability layers and compliance-focused protocols. It raises an interesting question: is RWA becoming a multi-chain stack rather than a single “winner” narrative? Which of these ecosystems do you think is closest to real institutional adoption — and why? Full breakdown here: https://btcusa.com/santiment-ranks-top-10-rwa-projects-by-developer-activity-over-the-last-30-days/ submitted by /u/Enough_Angle_7839 [link] [comments]

https://preview.redd.it/6pc2fhce40cg1.png?width=1220&format=png&auto=webp&s=004dd8f07e120b1b0822544555e188ca39026bc1 Two major crypto wallet incidents, just weeks apart, reveal the same uncomfortable truth about Web3 security. December 2025 – Trust Wallet A supply chain attack compromised the release process of the Chrome extension. Malicious version 2.68 silently extracted seed phrases upon wallet unlock, leading to roughly $8.5 million drained across thousands of wallets. No phishing, no user error, just poisoned software. January 2026 – Ledger Customer personal data, including names and contact details, was exposed through a third-party e-commerce partner. No funds were stolen directly, but the leaked data became perfect fuel for phishing, social engineering, and long-term identity targeting. Different attacks. Same root cause. The blockchain itself held strong. The failures came from everything around it, software supply chains, external vendors, analytics endpoints, customer databases. The moment secrets or identity data touch systems you do not fully control, security becomes fragile. This is the weak layer of Web3 and DeFi that keeps repeating itself. Serenity eliminates this layer entirely. No third-party data handling No server-side secrets No stored identities No external trust dependencies With Serenity and sAxess, control stays 100 percent with the user, enforced by hardware isolation and biometric verification, not policies or promises. Trust-based security eventually breaks. Architecture-based security endures. Learn what real security feels like when architecture comes first. s.technology https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/serenity-shield/ submitted by /u/SwordfishVisual9120 [link] [comments]

I always thought trading competitions were only for whales, bots, or people that are glued to charts all day. Out of curiosity, I tried Bitget’s onchain trading competition and gave myself three days, with No strategy, no setup, just my phone and a bit of USDT. What surprised me was how straightforward it was, The rules were clear, the trades were counted automatically, and I didn’t need to check any Web3 wallet to trade onchain tokens. I also came across a few tokens I’d never heard of before, which made the whole thing more interesting than expected. Not saying it’s a must do, but if you already hold some BGB https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitget-token-new and like testing things, these competitions aren’t as intimidating as they sound. submitted by /u/BroccoliNatural3351 [link] [comments]

Dogecoin ($DOGE) has officially shaken off its late-2025 slumber, starting the new year with a massive 24.4% weekly surge to hit $0.158 . This isn't just a retail rally; the technical structure confirms a clean breakout from a multi-month bearish channel, signaling a major shift in market sentiment. While the broader market finds its footing, the "meme king" is leading the charge, proving that its liquidity and community backing remain unrivaled in the speculative altcoin space. This surge marks a definitive exit from its late-2025 bearish channel, fueled by a resurgence in risk sentiment and renewed whale interest as the total crypto market cap reclaims the $3 trillion milestone. Bitget’s GetAgent highlights that while DOGE faces immediate technical resistance at the $0.17 level, the underlying liquidity is thinning on the sell-side, suggesting that any sustained move above the 200-day moving average could trigger a "moon shot" toward $0.21. This explosive volatility is currently being harnessed in the Bitget Trading Club Championship (Phase 25), where DOGE and other token like ETH/BGB/XRP has become a top-tier asset for high-volume scalping. Traders are using the championship’s competitive structure to turn DOGE’s signature price swings into leaderboard points, leveraging the token's massive liquidity to hunt for a share of the multimillion-dollar prize pool. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogecoin submitted by /u/minibuddy0 [link] [comments]