Nick Chong

Yesterday, Tesla shocked the crypto space when the firm was revealed to have purchased $1.5 billion—yes, billion—worth of Bitcoin.

We’ve made it.

It appears that crypto’s favorite chief executive, Elon Musk, just gave Dogecoin (DOGE) another bump.

After tremendous price surges in decentralized finance coins and many smaller-cap crypto assets, attention is finally returning to Ethereum.

For some reason, Dogecoin (DOGE) has been the talk of the town over the past 72 hours.

I don’t know about you but around two hours ago, I had my eyes and fingers glued to my iPhone trying to join the latest Clubhouse even with Elon Musk.

Even the ever-noisy crypto space has been overrun with comments about the Gamestop (GME) saga playing out in traditional finance.

Over the past few months, there have been expectations of an extremely strong Dogecoin (DOGE) rally.

If you’ve been following the news at all over the past week, you know of the story of GameStop.

Bitcoin’s price slipped under $30,000 a few hours ago as selling pressure began to pick up across top exchanges.

Bitcoin has finally begun to cool down after an extremely strong rally in December and early January.

Chainlink (LINK) is bumping higher on Sunday and Monday morning as the altcoin market has begun to rip higher.

Ethereum just rocketed to a new all-time high despite the apathy in the Bitcoin price, which fell toward $30,000 on Sunday morning.

Both Bitcoin and Ethereum have entered periods of consolidation over the past two weeks despite attempts by both to break above and below their respective medium-term price ranges.