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𝐂𝐫𝐲𝐩𝐭𝐨 𝐕𝐨𝐥𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐀𝐥𝐞𝐫𝐭: 𝐀𝐫𝐞 ‘𝐂𝐡𝐞𝐚𝐩’ 𝐏𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐬 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐠?
The crypto market is showing some volatility right now, and it’s worth keeping an eye on the major players.
Bitcoin is hovering around $73K, Ethereum at $2,160, Solana at $92, $XRP at $1.53, and BNB around $698. Most top coins are trading below recent highs, reflecting profit taking and broader market caution.
For those wondering if we might see “cheap” prices, the answer is… maybe. Technical support levels suggest that a deeper drop could be limited, especially for $BTC and $ETH , but altcoins could see bigger swings.
Macro factors, like global market sentiment and regulatory clarity, will play a big role in whether we see a real buying opportunity or continued consolidation.
The takeaway? The market is still maturing. Volatility is expected, but it also creates chances for smart, patient investors. Watching support levels, fundamentals, and market sentiment is key to spotting potential opportunities.
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BNB
701.08
-6.9%
SOL
92.55
-5.04%
ETH
2,157.43
-3.03%

O Bitcoin ampliou sua queda de vários meses em meio a uma ampla reprecificação das pressões de liquidez global que afetam ativos de risco em todos os mercados. Os preços caíram para a faixa de $70.000, marcando quatro perdas mensais consecutivas pela primeira vez desde 2018, enquanto fortes saídas de produtos de investimento em criptomoedas e ETFs à vista sinalizaram uma aceleração na retirada institucional.
Analistas dizem que a venda é impulsionada mais por forças macroeconômicas do que por questões específicas de criptomoedas. Dados de inflação mais fortes nos EUA e mudanças nas expectativas em torno da política do Federal Reserve desencadearam um reinício global de “avesso ao risco”, atingindo ações, ouro, prata e ativos digitais igualmente. Exigências de margem mais altas e desalavancagem nos mercados futuros amplificaram a queda.

ISTO NÃO É APENAS UM MOVIMENTO ENERGÉTICO — É SOBRE CUSTOS HUMANOS 🌍
Por trás de cada acordo de petróleo estão pessoas reais.
Famílias vivendo em guerra.
Crianças crescendo sob sanções e escassez.
Trabalhadores pagando o preço por decisões tomadas muito acima deles.
O presidente Trump está supostamente pressionando os países a parar de comprar petróleo do Irã e da Rússia — argumentando que o dinheiro do petróleo mantém os conflitos vivos. A alternativa promovida é o petróleo venezuelano, sob influência dos EUA.
🛢️ Por que isso impacta além dos mercados A receita do petróleo não fica nos balanços. Ela se torna: • Armas

This is one of those moments that makes you stop scrolling.
The U.S. government is officially shut down until Monday. Not “partially slowed.” Not “working in the background.” Closed.
Federal workers are sent home without pay. Offices are dark. National parks and museums are locked. Paperwork stops moving. Help desks go quiet. Things people depend on every day suddenly pause.
And this isn’t cheap. Every single day of a shutdown burns billions in lost productivity. That money doesn’t vanish quietly — it ripples through the system. Markets feel it. Businesses feel it. Regular people feel it.
What makes this heavier is the timing. Political tension is already high. Budgets are stuck. Decisions are frozen. When the world’s largest economy can’t agree long enough to stay open, confidence starts to shake.
This isn’t about drama. It’s about uncertainty.
No clear answers. No quick fixes. Just a waiting game until Monday, hoping a deal gets done before more damage piles up.
Moments like this remind us how fragile systems really are. Everything looks solid — until it suddenly isn’t.
Watch closely. What happens next won’t stay contained in Washington.
$BNB $ZEC $SOL

The privacy of cryptocurrencies has become a major trend
Privacy is becoming a central trend in the crypto market, actively promoted by key players. Growing investor interest is transforming privacy from a niche feature into a new standard for the blockchain ecosystem.
Over the past few years, the issue of privacy in user transactions involving cryptocurrencies has been under close scrutiny by regulatory authorities in various countries. In some countries, transactions of this kind have been strictly limited, and trading in relevant crypto assets has been banned on centralized exchanges. However, at the end of last year and the beginning of 2026, this sector of the crypto economy received a boost of interest from institutional investors and companies.
In public statements, discussions, and reports, blockchain project developers, experts, and analysts from many crypto organizations began to call privacy the main trend of 2026. The reasons may vary and include protecting investors from tracking their personal addresses with assets or large traders who do not want their trading operations to be visible. Either way, the topic has taken center stage in the crypto market.
Retail privacy
One of the first to raise the issue of data transparency in blockchain transactions, whose words resonated with the wider community in 2025, was Binance founder Changpeng Zhao. The entrepreneur voiced the idea of launching a decentralized exchange with dark pools amid the popularization of large trading deals on Hyperliquid, which were watched by tens of thousands of users in real time.
Although similar ideas had been voiced before, the topic remained niche, without the support of the wider user community and, as a result, without popularization. This is because ordinary retail users are rarely interested in privacy in blockchain, and the focus is on the speculative component of the market to maximize potential profits.
This thesis was confirmed in mid-January by Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, the second largest blockchain by capitalization, who stated that “they will no longer compromise” on privacy and decentralization in exchange for mass adoption. Bearing in mind that it is impossible to follow the lead of the wider community, he simultaneously identified the introduction of confidential payments on the network as a priority.
“Privacy is freedom, which allows us to live the way we want without constantly worrying about how our actions will be perceived by various centralized and decentralized structures,” The Block quotes Buterin as saying at the Devcon conference, where he presented the Kohaku toolkit for improving privacy and security in Ethereum.
Institutional privacy
The demand for such transactions was confirmed by the growth of the anonymous cryptocurrency sector, the largest of which — Monero (XMR), Zcash (ZEC), and Dash (DASH) — have grown several times over since the middle of last year. The annual percentage growth of these coins in 2025 was the best among other asset classes. This may also have prompted organizations to revise their forecasts for the future.
Experts mainly predict the development of privacy technologies in terms of blockchain add-ons. Pantera Capital, the oldest Bitcoin fund, expects the emergence of solutions with a user-friendly interface for developers that will simplify the implementation of confidential transactions, similar to how Wallet-as-a-Service developed earlier. In other words, they believe that companies will begin to offer Privacy-as-a-Service options for corporate clients.
A similar opinion was expressed by experts from a16z crypto, the largest venture fund in the crypto market. They suggested that 2026 will see the development of what the authors call Secrets-as-a-service, when data protection becomes a product. As described by the experts, these are services that provide encryption of sensitive confidential information and meet all regulatory requirements.
The large management company Grayscale has indicated that the trend toward privacy will develop alongside the growth of blockchain technology adoption, as public blockchains are transparent by default. Unlike previous experts, they noted existing specific projects that could benefit from the trend.
The company highlighted ZEC (Zcash), which provides private transactions, as well as Aztec, a second-layer network based on Ethereum. They also noted Railgun (RAIL), a project designed to ensure privacy in the field of decentralized finance.
In its forecasts for 2026, Coinbase, the largest US crypto exchange, wrote that as institutional adoption grows, users want more control over their funds and privacy. The exchange's experts expect further development of technologies such as zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-proofs, ZK) and fully homomorphic encryption (FHE). In their view, the growth in adoption of these technologies will also depend on the development of crypto infrastructure.
Institutional users of blockchain technologies have thus identified privacy as a standard technology that needs to be implemented at various application levels. The niche market for anonymous tools, which previously interested only a small number of customers, is now being promoted as a must-have.
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