The $LUNA activity on the Coinbase exchange has also excited the Terra Classic community.
WLUNA investors had filed a lawsuit against Coinbase regarding WLUNA, which they considered separate from $LUNC. WLUNA was trading as a 1:1 replica of LUNA on the Ethereum chain.
When the LUNA and UST crashes occurred, WLUNA also experienced a similar drop, but WLUNA investors were harmed by Coinbase's actions.
WLUNA, a copy of LUNA on the Ethereum network, is now a copy of LUNC... However, the lawsuit filed by WLUNA victims is progressing differently. The gains of the WLUNA victims will also translate into gains for LUNC. I believe the activity on the Coinbase side will continue. The WLUNA lawsuit will also be resolved soon. Those with more information on this matter, please comment...
$BTC when in doubt zoom out, as you can see on the weekly timefame the structure is firmly bullish, with price holding above the 200MA. Dropping to the daily, the 200MA sits at $86,700, the level that must be reclaimed to confirm bullish continuation.
Price is currently trending within a bullish megaphone pattern, with point 5 projecting a target of $140K at resistance.
Yesterday, the highusdt coin surged. Trading volumes soared, exceeding $1 billion. The coin reached a price of 0.5853, after which it corrected and is now trading around $0.43
On the 15-minute timeframe, there's a cascade of levels for attempting a long.
Bitcoin showed a strong bullish push from the 74,000 region but faced a clear rejection at the 77,100–77,600 resistance zone. This area has acted as a strong supply zone, with sellers stepping in aggressively to cap further upside.
Since the rejection, price action is weakening—printing lower highs and losing bullish momentum. This suggests a potential short-term pullback is underway.
As long as BTC remains below 77,600, bearish pressure is likely to persist, with 74,000 as the next key liquidity target.
$RAVE cost $75k to create 10,500 fake wallets holding under $10 each. that passed holder count requirements on binance, bitget, and coinbase. got listed, hit $27b FDV, insiders dumped. 335,000% ROI on a sybil attack against exchange listing standards. the fix is trivial. require minimum holding thresholds per wallet, cap top 10 concentration at 30%, monitor distribution post-listing. exchanges know this. they list anyway because listing fees print. the next RAVE is already in the queue and the gates are still wide open