Anirudh Tiwari

On the back of the incredible crypto market recovery and the boom in NFT markets, the DeFi market has grown 18% in October.

China’s ban on cryptocurrencies causes a mild slump, but recovering from this FUD is not new for crypto as China’s motives come under the scanner.

After the market “sells the news” after the successful Cardano Alonzo hard fork, there is a slow realization that real utility could still be on the distant horizon for the network.

The issue of high gas fees rears its head up for the Ethereum community yet again as “Ethereum killer” networks continue to gain more attention.

The Bitcoin bull market led by institutional investors is pushing retail investors from countries like Russia, Vietnam and India toward cryptocurrencies.

Despite BTC’s lackluster performance in September historically, 2021 could be an outlier to this trend if current market momentum persists.

The aftereffects of the London upgrade begin to emerge as the Eth2 staking contract becomes the single largest Ether holder.

The cryptocurrency derivatives market will continue to flourish in 2021 despite the regulatory crackdown on the sub-ecosystem.

The London hard fork sets Ethereum up for a new era as ETH price continues to make gains alongside a positive community reaction.

The rise of the BTCD index could be a sign of the start of another bull run as Bitcoin price attempts to hold on to $38,000.

Smart contract deployment picks up the pace on Cardano’s testnets for the Alonzo, as project leadership says progress is still on track despite delays.

Plan B’s stock-to-flow model is the closest it’s ever been to being invalidated as Bitcoin stagnates in the $30,000 range.

Contrary to JPMorgan’s analyst, the major GBTC unlock on July 18 might not put any downside risk on BTC’s spot price.

As Ethereum’s London upgrade launches on the Ropsten testnet, mainnet anticipation for stakers and miners increases.

The Iron Finance stablecoin fiasco caused cries for regulation and shed light on the importance of complete collateralization.

A record number of Ether options is set to expire on June 25 as ETH looks to BTC to reverse its price momentum.

GME and AMC push to greater highs on the back of memes as correlations with crypto begin to emerge.

GBTC premium stays negative for over three months as its holdings decline gradually, while BTC price struggles around the $37,000 mark.

The spot price crash reveals a high correlation with the derivatives markets as nearly $3 billion worth of options stand to expire in May.

Shiba Inu joins in at the top of the dog meme coin phenomenon as Musk announces developer support for Dogecoin.

While Binance Smart Chain expands its footprint, hacks on DeFi protocols housed on the network increase hand in hand.

Alt season is here? ETH, DOGE and other altcoins rally to new highs as DeFi and Ethereum’s London hard fork promise further growth.

As over $4 billion in BTC options contracts stand to expire, most options traders will feel “max pain,” while options writers could gain.

Dogecoin posting over 14,000% gains in a year could be a sign of the rise of retail investors in the crypto market, but will the price go up even further?

Cardano will strive to become an Ethereum contender if the upcoming Alonzo update lives up to the expectations of being a game-changer.

Filecoin’s sudden rise to the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap, however brief, points to its potential as it’s driven by community in China.

The largest-ever Bitcoin options expiry of $6 billion nearly doubles the previous record.

JPMorgan bunched proxy crypto stocks to give skeptical investors exposure to the crypto economy.

Bitcoin’s price bounces back to the $50,000 range as new investors show weak hands during the dip.

Is this the moment of truth for the real value of Bitcoin? February seems to have been a watershed moment in its history.