Author: WebDesk

I’ve been following US crypto politics since long before it was mainstream. Back in 2013, rumors would spread on the forums that a Senate hearing might finally discuss Bitcoin, and I’d live-stream the whole thing hoping for a single mention. Every single time, not a word on crypto came up, and I’d lost two hours for nothing.Fast forward to the $TRUMP memecoin era and the meme coin galas I attended in 2024 and 2025, and my name started showing up in mainstream US outlets — CNN, Forbes, Bloomberg, NY Mag, to name a few. Cool stuff, but that’s not why…

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A month ago I wrote that August and September form crypto’s worst two-month window. I laid out the data, set my buy orders, and went back to the pool with the kids. Bitcoin read my blog and did the exact opposite. BTC closed August up 25%, one of the strongest Augusts in its history, and it now trades at $77,746 while oil rips past $90 and gold bleeds. So let’s own the miss, look at what actually happened, and talk about why this entire Bitcoin Fed September story comes down to a single date: September 15.August Broke the Pattern (And…

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For two months, traders on Robinhood Chain chased one holy grail: a memecoin that actually moves a real stock. Yesterday, they finally got it. Sort of.Farmmi, a Nasdaq-listed Chinese mushroom supplier with roughly 15 employees and a market cap of a few million dollars, exploded as much as 350% in a single session. The trigger was a memecoin named after a mushroom from the company’s own annual report. The catch? The “tokenized stock” it trades against is fake.Grab a coffee, because this story has more layers than a shiitake.A Dead Penny Stock Wakes UpFarmmi (FAMI) sells dried edible mushrooms and…

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Every indicator on your chart is doing the same thing: repackaging price.Moving averages? Old price, smoothed out. RSI? Recent price, normalized. MACD? Two moving averages arguing with each other.Volume is different. Volume is the only thing on your chart that isn’t derived from price. It’s the receipt. It tells you how much conviction was behind a move, not just that the move happened.In the last guide, I told you to check volume before trusting any breakout. Three times, actually. Now let’s cover how to actually read it. This trading guide is part of our series on trading fundamentals What Volume…

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Everyone is writing about buying PONS right now. Fair enough, the chart earned the attention, and I rode a chunk of that move myself before taking profits on the way up. This guide is for the other side of the counter: the people who watch $19 million in creator earnings flow through the platform and think, why am I not launching here?Pons made its name as the launchpad that pays creators properly. That reputation is a big reason it won the launchpad war on Robinhood Chain. So let’s walk through exactly how a launch works, what it costs, what you…

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Every trader thinks their edge is analysis. For most people, the honest answer is that their edge is other people. My poker years taught me this early — the fastest way to improve was never a book, it was watching the best regulars at the table and reverse-engineering their decisions. Crypto Twitter has now given that instinct a name, and the term is everywhere this cycle. So what is social trading, how does it differ from copy trading, and why do I think NFT communities were doing it years before anyone slapped a label on it? Let’s dig in.What Is…

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Blockchains are supposed to be immutable. Cronos just showed the world that immutability is more of a guideline than a rule. Over the weekend, an attacker manipulated a near-dead token, borrowed roughly $75 million in real assets against it, and watched validators freeze the entire chain mid-heist. Then things got stranger. Instead of negotiating or eating the loss, Cronos hit undo — rolling the whole network back to a state before the exploit ever happened. Most of the stolen money simply ceased to exist on the ledger. Let’s break down the Cronos rollback, how the Tectonic exploit worked, and why…

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Brazil will always hold a special place in my heart. Back in 2012, it was the first country I ever traveled to alone — three months, far from home in the Netherlands, with no plan beyond figuring it out as I went. I had an amazing time there and fell in love with the culture, the nature, the food, and the people. I still need to go back, maybe one day with my family.This guide covers the best crypto exchange Brazil has to offer, five picks that actually work with Pix, what the country’s new VASP framework means for you,…

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On September 1, 2025, WLFI started trading. Twenty percent of every presale bag unlocked, the charts went live, and the strangest crypto project of this cycle stopped being a rumor and became a ticker.Today is September 1, 2026. WLFI one year later is a story of a token that briefly touched roughly $0.40 in its opening hours, a stablecoin that quietly became the sixth largest in the world, a lawsuit that made a magazine cover, and a bank charter with an Abu Dhabi royal behind it. We wrote every chapter as it happened; the full archive lives under our World…

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Yesterday I wrote about finding a forgotten Ethena airdrop in my dashboard. This week the surprise came from the other direction: two of my favorite trades of 2026 walked into the same room.On Monday, Bloomberg reported that Hyperliquid is in talks with Payward, the parent company of Kraken, to bring its perps to US traders. Days earlier, Hyperliquid listed PONS-USDC perps. Hyperliquid is the coin I never sold. PONS is the trade that paid for my summer. Both stories landed within a week of each other, and both changed what I’m doing with my money.So this post does two jobs.…

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