Grayscale registered Delaware trusts linked to potential BNB and HYPE ETPs, an 
early step that often precedes but does not guarantee ETF filings.

Grayscale forms trusts tied to potential BNB and HYPE ETFs

Truebit’s TRU token crashes over 99% after a 26 million dollar Ether exploit, 
extending a string of major DeFi security breaches despite falling aggregate 
losses. Truebit acknowledged “an incident of security involving one or more 
malicious actors” tied to a…

Truebit exploit erases 99% of token value after 26 million dollar Ether theft

A Supreme Court ruling on Learning Resources v. Trump could upend emergency 
tariffs that helped swell a 4,500‑page code, with $100b in revenue and risk 
markets at stake. The U.S. tariff system has expanded significantly during 
President Donald Trump&#8217;s second…

Trump tariff ruling looms as $200b in duties, 4,500-page code hang in balance

Coincheck Group signs a stock purchase agreement to buy 97% of 3iQ for about 
$112 million. Coincheck Group N.V., the holding company of Japan’s leading 
crypto exchange Coincheck, announced that it has entered a stock purchase 
agreement with Monex Group to acquire approximately 97% of 3iQ Corp., a 
Canadian digital‑asset manager based in Ontario. The […]

Coincheck Group to Acquire 3iQ in $112 Million Deal

The Bitcoin price could be in for more pain as a crypto analyst has just 
released a gloomy short-term outlook, warning that another crash may be on the 
way. The analyst believes that Bitcoin’s overall market structure remains 
bearish. As a result, he expects the price to fall to about $76,000, 
representing a 20% decline from current levels. Bitcoin Price At Risk Of 20% 
Crash Crypto market analyst Roman has issued a warning that Bitcoin could be 
heading for another sharp decline, with his primary target set near $76,000. 
In his post on X, he emphasized that the current market structure shows no 
evidence of a sustainable price bottom and that downside risk remains 
dominant. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price To Crash Another 50% As Analyst Marks 
$40,000 Bottom Target Roman explained that his bearish outlook is based on the 
daily timeframe, where Bitcoin has struggled to regain strong bullish momentum 
after a significant correction. He also noted that the price is still trading 
within a broader bearish trend, suggesting the market may simply be taking a 
pause before the next move lower. The accompanying chart shows BTC trading 
above $90,000 while still well below the previous resistance area near 
$96,000. Each attempt to push higher has been rejected, suggesting sellers 
remain firmly in control of the market. Notably, Roman’s chart has revealed 
that the expected move lower could start with a drop back to the mid $80,000s, 
followed by a deeper slide between $78,500 and $75,000. The hand-drawn 
projection on the chart also illustrates a sharp fall after a brief relief 
rally, suggesting that BTC’s decline could speed up once support breaks. 
Volume behavior also plays a key role in Roman’s bearish outlook. The chart 
shows noticeably weak trading volume during Bitcoin’s recent rebound, which 
the analyst previously said is typical of holiday-driven pumps. Additional 
Signals That Support Analyst’s Bearish Forecast Roman’s $76,000 Bitcoin crash 
forecast is a follow-up to previous posts in which he explained several 
reasons why the leading cryptocurrency is in a bear market and could correct 
again soon. He referenced historical indicator behavior to justify his latest 
prediction. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Crash To $25,000: Why The Bottom Is 
Much Lower The analyst explained that Bitcoin’s Moving Average Convergence 
Divergence (MACD) and Relative Strength Index (RSI) were extremely oversold 
after its price dropped roughly 40% from its all-time high. As a result, the 
current consolidation has given these indicators a chance to reset. Roman sees 
the lack of strong buying pressure during this reset as a warning sign. He 
stressed that a true bullish reversal would need rising volume and clear 
higher highs, which are not showing on the daily chart. The analyst also noted 
that Bitcoin’s longer-term trend remains bearish, with the market continuing 
to form lower highs within a declining range. He has concluded that until 
clear reversal signals appear, traders should treat any upside moves as 
corrective, not the start of a fresh bull run. Featured image from Getty 
Images, chart from Tradingview.com

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