🚨JUST IN:$LINK has generated $6.57M in protocol fees over the past 24 months.
This isn't hype driven volume. It's real usage guys.
Chainlink sits at the core of onchain infrastructure, securing oracle feeds, powering DeFi, RWAs, gaming, & cross chain messaging across hundreds of protocols.
When builders ship, fees follow. When fees grow, fundamentals show.
Quiet accumulation tends to happen while the infrastructure proves itself..📈
Ethereum is showing strong resilience again. After defending the $2,920 zone, $ETH bounced back above $3,000 a key level the bulls clearly don't want to give up.
Right now, ETH sits above $3,050 and looks ready to challenge the next resistance at $3,140. A clean breakout above $3,250 could open the doors to $3,320 $3,450 → even $3,500 in the short term.
But let's stay realistic: if the price gets rejected at $3,140, we may see a pullback toward $3,000 and possibly $2,950. That's the line the bulls must protect.
Momentum is building now it's all about whether ETH can flip resistance into support.👀 #ETH #Ethereum
$ZEC could still be forming a broader wave iv flat correction. What really matters now is how price behaves when it reaches the $430-$620 resistance zone.
A clean 5-wave push upward would strengthen the case for a breakout, but the current upside reaction isn't convincing yet. One way or another, price looks set to retest that resistance soon.
Every Major Bitcoin Conference Has Seen Prices Fall in 2025, Will Abu Dhabi Be Different?
$BTC enters the Abu Dhabi conference near $92K after a year of sell-the-news dips at major events, raising questions about another potential pullback. Bitcoin enters the MENA 2025 conference around $92K, with traders watching for another event-linked correction. All four major bitcoin conferences this year — Las Vegas, Prague, Hong Kong and Amsterdam — coincided with short-term price drops. The bitcoin conference in Abu Dhabi arrives this week with bitcoin over $92,000, raising the possibility of another sell the news move.
$ETH SUPPLY IS DRYING UP 🔥 • ETH on exchanges: just 8.7% — the lowest level since 2015. • Down 43% since July as major institutions accumulate. • For perspective: ETH at 8.7% is now scarcer than $BTC at 14.7%. • Flows are moving into staking, L2s, and cold wallets — aka “not-for-sale” zones. Shrinking exchange supply = a clear signal investors aren’t willing to sell $ETH at current prices.