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SEC agrees to drop enforcement case against Coinbase

The SEC has agreed in principle to dismiss its lawsuit against Coinbase, marking a major legal win for the exchange and a turning point for US crypto regulation.

Bitcoin price must close week above $97K for 'attack to the ATH' — Analysis

Bitcoin could make a run for all-time highs if a key support level holds, new BTC price analysis concludes.

Ethereum Founder Vitalik Buterin: LIBRA Crash Proves ‘Education Is So Important’ – Decrypt

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FTX claims from 163 jurisdictions ‘not eligible’ for distributions

FTX creditor and advocate Sunil Kavuri shared the list of countries, which includes Russia, China, Egypt, Nigeria and Ukraine.

Bybit lifts curtain on liquidation data following underestimated figures

Bybit has made liquidation data public via API, improving transparency for traders after CEO Ben Zhou challenged underreported crypto liquidation figures.

Is passive crypto income still possible with masternodes in 2025?

In 2025, passive crypto income via masternodes remains possible, but success hinges on adapting to evolving blockchain protocols, market dynamics and regulatory changes.

Major Outflows Hit Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds With $365 Million Exit; Ether ETFs End Four-Day Inflow Streak

Bitcoin ETFs experienced a substantial net outflow of $365 million, while ether ETFs saw a $13 million withdrawal, ending a four-day streak of inflows. Crypto ETFs Face Setbacks With $365 Million and $13 Million Outflows The notable capital movements on Thursday, Feb. 20 saw bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) face a significant net outflow of $364.93 […]

Dogecoin Price On The Edge: Breakout Or Breakdown—What’s Next?

In a technical update posted on X, crypto analyst More Crypto Online (@Morecryptoonl) presented a one-hour DOGE/USD chart (Binance) illustrating a precarious sideways movement and a potential turning point for the meme coin. At press time, Dogecoin is stuck around the $0.25 region, barely moving after a substantial drop in early February, with little to confirm a definitive bottom in place. Dogecoin Stuck In Limbo From the chart’s labeling, the analyst employs a blend of Elliott Wave counts and Fibonacci retracement levels to map out Dogecoin’s possible next steps. Notably, a broad corrective sequence labeled as (1), (4), C, A, B, W, X, Y highlights multiple overlapping waves—indicative of an extended correction rather than a simple price pullback. In the latest leg downward, the analyst’s markings show a major swing low around $0.21–$0.22, which coincides with a potential wave (4) on the chart, although there is an “alt 4?” label suggesting this may still be an alternative count which drags the DOGE price even deeper in one last correction. The Fibonacci retracements and extensions plotted in the $0.22–$0.24 region, with key levels including the 50% retracement at $0.2446, a 78.6% level near $0.2206, and a 100% extension around $0.2338, are key support levels. These overlapping zones show where DOGE’s price bounced and consolidated over the past several sessions. Related Reading: Dogecoin Could Collapse If This Support Fails, Analyst Warns Despite the intricate wave structure, the analyst points out there is “no clear confirmation of a bottom.” The price has been range-bound in the mid-$0.25 territory, lacking the momentum usually seen in robust trend reversals. More Crypto Online underscores two primary levels overhead that could confirm a bullish reversal: $0.293 – Breaking above this zone may offer the first tangible indication that buyers are taking control and $0.341 – A close above $0.341 would serve as a stronger confirmation of trend reversal and likely invalidate current lower-wave counts. Related Reading: Dogecoin Repeating History? This Setup Led To 150% Gains Until these thresholds are breached, the analyst remains cautious, noting that while they “lean toward the low being in,” there is still no definitive evidence to support it. A crucial observation is the muted bounce off recent lows while the Bitcoin price saw a strong move upwards on Thursday. According to the chart, each subsequent uptick has been shallow, failing to gain meaningful traction and hinting that sellers remain active. This underscores the broader uncertainty. If buyers cannot push above $0.293 soon, Dogecoin’s sideways drift could persist. A deeper dip below $0.22 could give rise to a more extended corrective pattern, labeled on the chart as (5) or C, challenging bullish hopes that the last swing low is the cycle bottom. In the words of the analyst: “Despite some charts showing strong moves today, the DOGE price has remained stagnant, with no clear confirmation of a bottom. The price continues to move sideways, lacking decisive momentum. A break above $0.293 would be the first step in signaling a potential reversal, with stronger confirmation coming from a move beyond $0.341. While I lean toward the low being in, there’s still no definitive evidence. So far, the upside move from the last low has been too small to be meaningful.” At press time, DOGE traded at $0.25. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

How to make Tornado Cash work on Sepolia after Goerli has been deprecated?

I'm trying to get Tornado Cash working on Sepolia since Goerli is deprecated. What I Have So Far: Frontend: Tornado Cash UI running locally. RPC: Updated .env with https://ethereum-sepolia.publicnode.com. Configuration: Still pointing to Goerli contracts, need to update for Sepolia. Questions: Is it easy to migrate Tornado Cash to Sepolia? Do I just change RPCs,…
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Sonic (S) Leads Crypto Market With 54% Weekly Surge, Is $1 The Next Stop?

Sonic (S), previously known as Fantom (FTM), is leading the crypto market with a significant surge over the daily and weekly timeframes. Analysts noted that the post-rebrand bullish momentum has sent the token to test a key resistance level, which could propel the price to the $1 barrier. Related Reading: Nansen’s Bitcoin On-Chain Analytics Reveal 42% Increase In BTC Transactions Sonic Leads With Post-Rebrand Bullish Momentum Following the anticipated token upgrade, Sonic’s native token price has seen significant bullish momentum, reaching the $0.80 mark twice. On January 13, Fantom officially rebranded as Sonic, upgrading FTM tokens to S tokens on a 1:1 ratio. Amid the rebrand, the cryptocurrency hit a yearly high of $0.84 before retracing to the $0.50 support in the following days. Over the past month, the cryptocurrency has hovered between the $0.40-$0.60 price range, finally breaking out of this range at the start of this week. Crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe highlighted that Sonic has been one of the key ecosystems recently, with its Total Value Locked (TVL) surging 300% in less than two months. According to DeFiLlama data, Sonic’s TVL has surged from $405.39 million to $635.31 million in the past seven days. The analyst also remarked S is fully unlocked, unlike other leading altcoins like Solana (SOL) and SUI, and has high throughput and fast settlement. Based on this, he considers Sonic “a true competitor of SOL and likely one to watch for the upcoming year as the price has bounced the strongest.” Sonic has been one of the leading altcoins this week, surging as the best-performing cryptocurrency in the top 100 with its 54.61% weekly increase. Additionally, it has come on top in the daily timeframe, leading the market with its 20% jump in the past 24 hours. S Breakout Hits New High Several market watchers have noted S’s recent performance, suggesting it could continue its bullish momentum. Altcoin Sherpa stated Sonic is “still one of the strongest midcaps there is right now.” The analysts hinted it could surge to higher price targets as FTM hit an all-time high (ATH) of nearly $4 last cycle. Meanwhile, analyst Sjuul from AltCryptoGems pointed out that the cryptocurrency formed a rounded bottom over the past four weeks after falling below $0.60. This Monday, S’s price broke above this key resistance. Over the past three days, Sonic has reclaimed the $0.60-$0.65 price range, confirming the breakout from the one-month downtrend. This performance led S to another 20% surge in the past 24 hours to retest the $0.80 resistance and a new yearly high at $0.87. Related Reading: Ethereum To Move Sideways For 2-3 Months? Analyst Says Longer ETH Consolidation Is Needed However, Ali Martinez stated Sonic could see a spike in profit-taking on the horizon. The analyst indicated that the TD Sequential flashed a sell signal on the 4-hour chart after hitting the $0.80 target from its head-and-shoulders pattern. A sell-off could see the cryptocurrency’s price retrace to its $0.60 support zone and retest it. Meanwhile, holding the current level could further propel Sonic’s bullish momentum toward the $1 barrier. As of this writing, S trades at $0.86, a 66% increase in the monthly timeframe. Featured Image from Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com