Bitcoin has dropped, and it is not alone. The broader crypto market has dipped alongside broader risk assets. Increased U.S. tariff uncertainty has pressured investor sentiment, pushing cryptocurrenci...

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<p><span>Bitcoin has dropped, and it is not alone. The broader crypto market has dipped alongside broader risk assets. Increased U.S. tariff uncertainty has pressured investor sentiment, pushing cryptocurrencies lower with equities. Also, JPMorgan’s CEO said artificial intelligence is a disruptive force. Analysts say Bitcoin now trades in line with overall market mood rather than internal fundamentals, intensifying downside risks.</span></p></div></div>

Expert Predicts Deeper Bitcoin Decline as JPMorgan CEO Warns of Similarities to the 2008 Financial Crisis

Written by: Naruto Cosmic Wave, TechFlow TechFlow
In May 2022, $40 billion evaporated in 72 hours.
That was the most devastating crash in crypto history. UST, once hailed as the "crown jewel of algorithmic stablecoins," plummeted from $1 to worthless in just a few days; Luna, which once had a market capitalization of nearly $40 billion, fell from a high of $116 to almost zero.
Millions of ordinary investors lost their savings that early summer. They refreshed their screens, staring at the ever-falling candlestick chart, not knowing what had happened or what to do...

In that crypto crash that wiped out $40 billion, some people knew the outcome 10 minutes in advance.

Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin reiterated on social media today that DeFi is a core component of Ethereum's value creation and provides […].
The article, titled "V God Defines: DeFi is the Core Value of Ethereum, and 'The Founder Disappears but the System Continues to Run' is the Qualified Principle," was originally published on BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain ABMedia media.

Vitalik Buterin defines DeFi as the core value of Ethereum, stating that "the system can continue to function even if the founder disappears" is the true measure of a successful Ethereum system.

Author: Climber, CryptoPulse Labs

Over the past few years, DeFi has spawned countless trading products, but only a handful of projects have truly brought professional trading to the blockchain. Hyperliquid, to some extent, has changed this landscape.

It doesn't simply create a contract-based DEX on Ethereum; instead, it builds a Layer 1 platform built entirely for trading. It handles order book management, matching, execution, and settlement as much as possible on-chain, while refining the user experience to near-centralized exchange standards. Thus, a huge market that originally belonged to CEXs...