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Recently, there has been an intriguing signal from Vercel's CEO. At the HumanX conference in San Francisco last week, Guillermo Rauch openly stated that his company is ready to go public. Such statements are quite rare amid the current freeze on tech IPO windows.
What’s more interesting is the reason behind Vercel’s explosive growth. The platform’s revenue jumped from $1 billion at the start of 2024 to $3.4 billion by the end of February 2026. This figure reflects something fundamental: AI is transforming the way people build applications.
According to Rauch, 30% of applications deployed on Ve

Recently, Robinhood officially added RENDER to their platform, and this is actually a pretty strategic move in my opinion. It's not just about adding random tokens, but they focus on assets that have real utility behind the token.
In short, in March 2025, Robinhood announced the listing of RENDER for spot trading. This means approximately 23 million verified accounts on the platform can directly access the distributed GPU rendering ecosystem from Render Network. Previously, Robinhood only focused on Bitcoin and Ethereum, but now they've expanded to about 25 different digital assets. The additi

I've just started paying attention to XRP again after this quite turbulent market. Its current price is $1.42, a significant drop over the past year. What's interesting is that its volatility has reached its lowest point in the last 20 months, with a figure of 96. The last time this level was so low was in June 2024 before XRP finally rebounded in November 2024.
There is an XRP community analyst who mentioned that this pattern could repeat. Back then, from a low of $0.38, XRP could rise dramatically a few months later. He believes that this very low volatility while the price can still hold ab

Something interesting is happening behind the scenes of U.S. stablecoin regulation that not many people seem to have noticed yet. The OCC has just released a regulatory proposal based on the GENIUS Act, and the section on stablecoin yields turns out to be very ambiguous—even controversial.
Here’s the gist: this 376-page proposal mostly looks straightforward. They discuss custody controls, capital requirements, and other standard regulatory items that are typical for the stablecoin sector. But the section explaining how stablecoin issuers and their partners can offer yield payments to users—tha

So yesterday I saw an interesting event at Lighter that was quite intriguing. Turns out their newly launched LLP strategy system successfully handled their first pressure test — there was a whale building a long position in ARC perpetual worth $50 million, and it turned out to be a pretty serious first stress test for their infrastructure.
Here's the story. About 600 other traders simultaneously took short positions against ARC, meaning the open interest in ARC perpetual reached $50 million. This whale had been holding a long position for several days. Now, Lighter has a new system that sepa

After looking at on-chain ETH data, it seems we are in an interesting zone. The MVRV Z-Score has dropped to -0.42, meaning the market is currently pricing ETH at a significant discount. This indicator is good for seeing whether an asset is overvalued or undervalued, but as always, market analysts still have differing opinions on this.
Some traders believe ETH could fall further. They see that our Z-score is still far from the historical lows, around -0.76 during the 2018 and 2022 crashes. So, in their view, the bottom hasn't truly been reached yet. But on the other hand, some argue that from a

I just noticed that the Ethereum price is currently at an interesting support level after a pullback to the $1,894 zone. Looking at the weekly chart, there is a clear upward channel pattern — ETH seems to be in a long-term trend heading toward an somewhat ambitious target at $5,900.
So here’s the thing, based on analysis from several traders, the Ethereum price has tested support multiple times and each rebound has been quite strong. The previous peaks were at $4,055 and $4,833, which coincidentally align with the upper line of the channel. Meanwhile, the lowest support is at $1,565. The patte

Just checked the SOL chart, the current price is at $85.56 and still hasn't broken out of the larger range. There was a rejection from above earlier, so the momentum is a bit weak for now. Solana is still moving in the middle of the range, which means it could fluctuate before the next breakout.
I’m continuously monitoring the resistance levels above. If SOL can break through with good volume, then further expansion can be expected. But for now, it seems to still be in a consolidation phase. Who else is watching Solana at this level?

So this week, there’s an interesting momentum to watch. Nvidia just reported quarterly results that moved the stock market, and the effects spilled over into various areas—including the growing crypto ecosystem.
What’s really happening? Their revenue reached $68.1 billion, up 73% year-over-year. But the most significant part is their Data Center division grew 75%, indicating that demand for computing infrastructure remains very strong. They even provided optimistic guidance for the next quarter: a projection of $78 billion. This means AI infrastructure expansion is still in full momentum.
For

I just noticed Bitcoin testing the support level again while the weekly RSI has already dropped into the oversold zone. It seems like a familiar setup from previous cycles - every time the RSI is in this position, there’s usually a decent recovery. But what’s interesting is that the support and resistance levels are now clearly formed around the liquidity order block area with high activity.
Last week, there was a positive movement from ETF flows - about 11.8K inflow after three consecutive weeks of outflows. That’s a signal worth watching because institutional money usually starts to enter wh

I just learned about an interesting case from South Korea that quite reflects systemic issues in the crypto industry. A police officer in his 40s was sentenced to 6 years for accepting bribes of around $90,000 from suspects involved in gambling and crypto investment fraud. He received about $38,000 in cash plus $53,000 in entertainment expenses between December 2023 and March 2024 while serving at the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.
What's interesting is that this is not an isolated case. Previously, there was an incident in the Gangnam district of Seoul, where police lost 22 Bitcoin worth a

I just noticed something interesting in the on-chain Bitcoin data this week. It turns out that the supply activity from long-term holders (LTH) is increasing significantly, and this is usually an important signal that a major move might be coming.
So the story is, when LTHs start actively distributing their holdings, it means they are setting up for the next phase. According to observations from several analysts, this pattern often appears before the market experiences a downturn in volatility. Just look at last week's weekly market example, where the BTC price dropped from around 95,000 to ne

NEAR has just launched something quite interesting—Confidential Intents. If you follow DeFi developments, you probably know the problem: every transaction is visible on the blockchain, which means front-running and MEV extraction become inevitable. Those who play big are always worried their strategies will be exposed or predicted by bots.
So what is NEAR doing? They’re creating a privacy execution layer specifically for cross-chain transactions. The concept is simple but powerful—users can switch between transparent and private accounts. When you choose privacy mode, transaction details are p

I just noticed something interesting about Bitdeer's strategy. Last week they posted an production update: after mining 189.8 BTC, they immediately sold it. Remaining stock is 943.1 BTC? Also sold. Their Bitcoin balance is now zero. This is no coincidence—it's a very deliberate strategic decision by Wu Jihan.
From the beginning, Bitcoin mining has actually been a game of arbitrage over time. You take electricity and machines today, exchange for Bitcoin tomorrow. This logic has played out for twelve years. But now Wu Jihan is changing the target of this game. It’s no longer about coin prices—no

So yesterday I was scrolling through the timeline and saw slerfsol (@slerfsol) after being delisted on several platforms, which happened around mid-October. Then there are also some other memecoins that followed suit, like PJN and APU, which also got delisted within the same timeframe.
What’s interesting is how slerfsol and these other projects are still being discussed in the community even after being delisted. It seems like a reminder that in the memecoin world, listing and delisting are common occurrences. Some slerfsol holders are even still optimistic and waiting for a comeback on other

Just saw some interesting news, there's an executive from one of the payment giants who previously handled AI and payments moving to Kite AI as Head of Product. His name is Ehsan Yousefzadeh, a person with over 12 years in consumer internet, payments, and AI. Previously, he managed driver incentives and market matching at Uber, and was also involved with Amazon on Same-Day Delivery tech.
What’s interesting is his background in agent payments and autonomous agents—looks like Kite AI is seriously developing infrastructure for economic agents. With the product strategy and vision he brings, it se

Recently, David Schwartz criticized the issue of XRPL centralization. He said that the narrative is completely unreasonable from an objective standpoint. It's interesting, as he strongly defends this claim. So according to David Schwartz himself, is the decentralization of XRPL already very clear? Or are many still under the impression that XRPL is centralized? I'm just curious about what triggered him to say this now 🤔

There are some legislative developments regarding Bitcoin that are quite interesting to watch. Congressman Davidson is pushing a Bitcoin bill that could change how Americans interact with their digital assets from a tax perspective.
Here's the story - this proposal allows taxpayers to pay their taxes directly using Bitcoin. The most interesting part is about the capital gains tax, which will be eliminated when Bitcoin is used for such tax payments. This is not a small matter when you think about its implications.
Davidson also talks about serious storage issues at the federal level. Apparently

Recently, I noticed a pretty interesting movement with Shiba Inu. Here’s the deal: at the start of 2024, this token rose from around $0,000008 to $0,000045—that’s a crazy 462% increase in a short time. Now we’re in April 2026, and traders are starting to ask again whether SHIB can repeat that kind of performance and shed a zero from its price.
The current market conditions are quite interesting to analyze. SHIB is now trading at levels similar to early 2024—right before that big rally happened. Last year, SHIB was quite volatile: it started the year at $0,00002115 but eventually fell to $0,000

Here's how it goes, there is an interesting development happening in the Japanese fintech sector that deserves attention. Digital Securities and SBI Holdings recently formed a strategic partnership to develop tokenized securities. This is not just an ordinary collaboration, but a significant step toward modernizing the traditional capital markets in Tokyo and surrounding areas.
What makes this partnership important is that SBI Holdings, one of Japan's largest financial conglomerates, decided to acquire more than 20% of shares in Digital Securities through its subsidiary SBI Securities. This de