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03/05/2026

New post added at Altcoin Social Media Interest Hits 12-Month Low: SantimentMentions of altcoins on social media have reached their lowest level in two years, according to crypto sentiment platform Santiment, while indicators suggest that investors are focusing on Bitcoin. Data from Santiment shows that for the week ended Feb. 27, altcoin social dominance scored 33, a sharp drop from its score of 750 in July 2025, around the time Dogecoin (DOGE) rallied 59% over 30 days.Google worldwide search data shows a similar pattern. The term “altcoins” scored 4 out of 100 near the end of February, compared with a score of 100 during mid-August, according to Google Trends.Santiment sees the lack of interest as a bullish signalSantiment said the lack of interest in altcoins is a bullish signal. “Historically, however, moments like these, when social volume toward altcoin interest is at extreme lows, are around the time that rallies begin,” Santiment said in an X post on Thursday. Santiment claims the lack of interest is a “strong buy signal.” Source: SantimentOther indicators also suggest that the market’s focus has been shifting from altcoins. CoinMarketCap’s Altcoin Season Index reads a “Bitcoin Season” score of 34 out of 100.The index flips between “Altcoin Season” and “Bitcoin Season” scores based on the performance of the top 100 altcoins relative to Bitcoin over the past 90 days.The total crypto market capitalization has fallen almost 43% since October, now sitting at $2.45 trillion.Bitcoin jumps more than 7% in the past 24 hoursHowever, the crypto market has rallied over the past day, after US President Donald Trump said “the US needs to get the Market Structure done, ASAP.”Related: Bitwise has now donated over $380K to open-source Bitcoin devsThe price of Bitcoin (BTC) surged 7.51% over the past 24 hours, with compressed volatility, strengthening ETF flows and a diminished Coinbase discount cited as catalysts for the price rise. MN Trading Capital founder Michaël van de Poppe said that altcoins could start to take the lead once Bitcoin’s rally begins to slow. “Great rotation, and I would assume that we'll see altcoins take more momentum the.....
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Altcoin Social Media Interest Hits 12-Month Low: Santiment Fernando Oliva — March 5, 2026 0 comment Tweet on Twitter Share on Facebook Google+ Pinterest Mentions of altcoins on social media have reached their lowest level in two years, according to crypto sentiment platform Santiment, while indica...

02/04/2026

New post added at Why Dutch Bros Stock Fell 11% in January Shares of Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) stock dropped 11% in January, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. There wasn't any news specific to the coffee shop company, but the stock has been sliding over the past few months as the market worries about the strength of the U.S. consumer. Image source: Dutch Bros. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » Dutch Bros' model is based around speed, service, and a fun environment. Its store fleet is almost entirely drive-thru, but its broistas walk through the lanes taking orders, which creates a connection and gets orders prepared quickly. It offers a wide range of exclusive custom beverages, as well as an expanding food menu that complements different parts of the day. The concept is taking off. The company has grown from a small chain of Oregon-based stores to about 500 West Coast stores at initial public offering (IPO) and more than 1,000 stores today. That's doubling over the past four years, and it's aiming to double again over the next four years, reaching 2,029 stores by 2029. Longer term, management envisions operating 7,000 stores nationwide, and it keeps expanding its presence in new states. So far, it's unfolding into an exciting story. Sales continue to increase at a rapid pace, up 25% year over year in the 2025 third quarter. Comparable sales were up 5.7%, with a 4.7% increase in transactions. It's also becoming highly profitable, with $27.3 million in net income in the third quarter, up from $21.7 million the previous year. The company is in growth mode, and in addition to opening new stores, it's building a robust membership program and mobile ordering. Since it's young and agile, it's also developing an efficient real estate plan. While these are phenomenal results, the market is concerned about how the company will perform in 2026. Inflation is still high, and custom coffee is a luxury. In its favor, its beverages are.....
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Why Dutch Bros Stock Fell 11% in January Fernando Oliva — February 4, 2026 0 comment Tweet on Twitter Share on Facebook Google+ Pinterest Shares of Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) stock dropped 11% in January, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. There wasn’t any news specific t...

01/22/2026

New post added at Aave Transfers Lens Protocol Stewardship to Mask NetworkDecentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Aave transferred stewardship of the social infrastructure protocol Lens to Mask Network, shifting responsibility for advancing consumer-facing social applications while retaining Lens as open-source infrastructure.Statements from both Lens and Aave founder Stani Kulechov confirmed the transition. On Tuesday, Kulechov said in an X post that Aave’s role will narrow to technical advisory support as it refocuses on DeFi. He added that Mask Network, a Web3 company focused on integrating blockchain features into social and messaging platforms, will be leading the next phase of development for Lens, particularly at the application and product layer.While the announcement framed the move as a change in “stewardship,” neither Lens nor Aave characterized it as an acquisition or exit from social infrastructure. Cointelegraph reached out to Lens for more information, but had not received a response by publication. Source: Stani KulechovHow responsibilities shift under the Lens transitionUnder the new setup, Mask Network assumes responsibility for consumer-facing ex*****on, including product roadmap decisions, user experience design and day-to-day operational leadership for social applications built on Lens. This includes advancing apps such as Orb and shaping how Lens-based products are positioned and distributed to end users. Lens and Aave said the protocol’s underlying components, including its onchain social graph, profiles, follows and smart contracts, will remain open-source and permissionless. There was no indication of a transfer in protocol ownership, intellectual property, treasuries or governance control as part of the transition. Aave said it will continue to act as a technical adviser, offering input on protocol-level decisions without leading product development. The move narrows Aave's role from building and operating social products to maintaining its social infrastructure. Lens’ infrastructure-first vision predates the handoverFrom its earliest.....
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Aave Transfers Lens Protocol Stewardship to Mask Network Fernando Oliva — January 22, 2026 0 comment Tweet on Twitter Share on Facebook Google+ Pinterest Decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol Aave transferred stewardship of the social infrastructure protocol Lens to Mask Network, shifting responsi...

12/27/2025

New post added at 2025 Was The Bear Market For Bitcoin: Samson MowBitcoin could be entering a bull run lasting into 2035, following what may have been a bear market over the past 12 months, according to Jan3 founder Samson Mow.However, other analysts have argued that Bitcoin’s (BTC) all-time high of $125,100 in October marked the cycle high and 2026 could be the start of a new bear market.“2025 was the bear market,” Mow said in an X post on Friday, adding that Bitcoin may be about to record a “decade long bull run.” Mow isn’t alone in his view of the year, with Bitcoin analyst PlanC echoing a similar sentiment. “If you made it through 2025, you made it through the bear market,” PlanC said in an X post on the same day.Bitcoin could end the year in the red“Bitcoin has never had two red yearly candles in a row,” PlanC said, as the cryptocurrency is on track to end the year below its opening price.Bitcoin is down 8.98% since Jan. 1, trading at $87,210 at the time of publication, according to CoinMarketCap. Bitcoin’s price is well below projections made by BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes and BitMine chair Tom Lee, who suggested as recently as October that Bitcoin could still reach $250,000 by year-end. Bitcoin is down 3.29% over the past 30 days. Source: CoinMarketCapMarket sentiment has been hovering near lows for most of December. On Thursday, the sentiment-tracking Crypto Fear & Greed Index fell three points to a score of 20 out of 100 on Dec. 26, hitting a two-week stretch of “extreme fear” that started on Dec. 13.Industry is split on how 2026 will play out for Bitcoin Industry executives and analysts are divided on how Bitcoin will perform in 2026.Veteran trader Peter Brandt recently predicted that Bitcoin could fall as low as $60,000 by the third quarter of 2026. Meanwhile, Jurrien Timmer, Fidelity’s director of global macroeconomic research, said 2026 could be a “year off” for Bitcoin, with prices potentially falling to as low as $65,000.However, not all outlooks are as bearish. Strategy CEO Phong Le recently said that Bitcoin’s market fundamentals have stayed strong in 2025, despite the asset’s price and sentiment declining toward.....
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2025 Was The Bear Market For Bitcoin: Samson Mow Fernando Oliva — December 27, 2025 0 comment Tweet on Twitter Share on Facebook Google+ Pinterest Bitcoin could be entering a bull run lasting into 2035, following what may have been a bear market over the past 12 months, according to Jan3 founder S...

12/27/2025

New post added at Stocks close slightly lower in quiet post-Christmas trading NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks closed slightly lower on Friday in a quiet day of trading as investors returned from the Christmas holiday. The S&P 500 index fell 2.11 points, less than 0.1%, to close at 6,929.94, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 20.19 points, also less than 0.1%, to 48,710.97 and the Nasdaq composite fell 20.21 points, or 0.1%, to 23,593.10. Institutional investors are largely closed out of their positions for the year, so trading was extremely light. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was roughly half what an average day. With three trading days left in 2025, the S&P 500 has climbed nearly 18% this year, helped by the deregulatory policies of the Trump administration as well as investor optimism about the future of artificial intelligence. Gold and silver prices continued to climb, with silver rising nearly 8% to $77.20 an ounce. Gold rose 1.1%. Both precious metals have risen this year as investors have looked for safe havens outside of stocks and bonds, and silver has also risen sharply due supply constraints. Miners posted solid gains Friday. Freeport-McMoRan climbed 2.2%. Earlier surges in gold prices partly reflected worries during the U.S. government shutdown. Expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut interest rates further in the new year, weakening the dollar against other currencies, have also fueled buying of gold. Shares of Target rose 3.1% after The Financial Times reported that an activist investor is taking a stake in the retail giant. U.S. crude oil fell 2.8% and Brent crude fell 2.6%. Treasury yields held relatively steady in the bond market. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note edged down to 4.13%. Markets in Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia were closed. Most European markets remained closed Friday. ..
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Stocks close slightly lower in quiet post-Christmas trading Fernando Oliva — December 27, 2025 0 comment Tweet on Twitter Share on Facebook Google+ Pinterest NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks closed slightly lower on Friday in a quiet day of trading as investors returned from the Christmas holiday. The S&P...

12/08/2025

New post added at 7 Hidden Multibagger Stocks to Invest In In this article, we will take a look at the top 7 hidden multibagger stocks to invest in. Multibaggers often take the limelight because of their stellar returns, but it isn’t always easy to catch these multibaggers while they are in the process of generating these returns. The market usually discovers them late, which is why we continuously look for hidden multibagger stocks to invest in. One way to identify such stocks is to look for those quietly strengthening their finances and gaining customers or market share. Quite often, the stock price slowly creeps up as investors start betting on the company’s growth. This is why multibaggers aren’t just beaten-down stocks that will generate incredible returns when the tide turns. They’re usually the ones who are improving themselves, quarter by quarter. This is an important part of how we identify these stocks. In the current market, it is clear that artificial intelligence is driving most of the market gains. Yet AI isn’t the only play right now, and multibaggers can be found in non-AI stocks too. Goldman Sachs, in its 2026 outlook, noted that reducing uncertainty around tariffs could boost economic security, aided by interest rate cuts. The firm stated: "After a year dominated by tariff headlines, we expect the theme of economic security will be prominent in 2026, catalyzing large-scale capital deployment into defense, energy, and infrastructure across developed markets." When betting on stocks that have already delivered decent gains, a question investors often ask is whether they are investing at the peak. The S&P 500 index is set to register the third straight year of positive performance after a disappointing 2022. Morgan Stanley recently highlighted how the continued adoption of AI could lead to another productivity boom, similar to the one in the late 90s, when, after two positive years in 1995 and 1996, the market continued its upward momentum over the next 3 years as well. Such views support a constructive outlook for the coming months and strengthen the case for staying invested.....
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7 Hidden Multibagger Stocks to Invest In Fernando Oliva — December 8, 2025 0 comment Tweet on Twitter Share on Facebook Google+ Pinterest In this article, we will take a look at the top 7 hidden multibagger stocks to invest in. Multibaggers often take the limelight because of their stellar returns...

12/08/2025

New post added at Why Bitcoin May Ignore the 4-Year Cycle in 2025, According to GrayscaleKey takeawaysThe halving-driven Bitcoin pricing pattern that shaped Bitcoin’s early history is losing power. As more BTC enters circulation, each halving has a smaller relative impact.According to Grayscale, today’s Bitcoin market is shaped more by institutional capital than the retail speculation that defined earlier cycles.Unlike the explosive rallies of 2013 and 2017, Bitcoin’s recent price rise has been more controlled. Grayscale notes that the subsequent 30% drop resembles a typical bull-market correction.Interest-rate expectations, bipartisan US crypto regulatory momentum and Bitcoin’s integration into institutional portfolios increasingly shape market behavior.Since it came into being, Bitcoin’s (BTC) price has followed a predictable pattern. A programmed event cuts the supply of Bitcoin in half and creates scarcity. This has often been followed by periods of sharp price increases and later corrections. The repeating sequence, widely known as the four-year cycle, has strongly influenced investor expectations since Bitcoin’s earliest days.Recent analysis from Grayscale, backed by onchain data from Glassnode and market-structure insights from Coinbase Institutional, takes a different view of Bitcoin’s price path. It indicates that Bitcoin’s price action in the mid-2020s may be moving beyond this traditional model. Bitcoin’s price movements appear increasingly influenced by factors such as institutional demand and broader economic conditions.This article explores Grayscale’s view that the four-year cycle framework is losing its ability to fully explain price movements. It discusses Grayscale’s analysis of Bitcoin cycles, supporting evidence from Glassnode, and why some analysts believe Bitcoin will still follow the four-year cycle.The traditional four-year cycleBitcoin halvings, which take place approximately every four years, reduce the issuance of new BTC by 50%. In the past, these supply reductions have consistently preceded major bull markets:2012 halving — peak in 20132016 halving — peak in 20172020 halving — peak in 2021.The pattern arose from both the built-in scarcity.....
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Why Bitcoin May Ignore the 4-Year Cycle in 2025, According to Grayscale Fernando Oliva — December 8, 2025 0 comment Tweet on Twitter Share on Facebook Google+ Pinterest Key takeaways The halving-driven Bitcoin pricing pattern that shaped Bitcoin’s early history is losing power. As more BTC enter...

12/08/2025

New post added at All It Takes Is $4,000 Invested in This High-Yield Dividend Stock to Generate $275 in Passive Income in 2026 UPS overpromised and underdelivered for a third consecutive year. Management believes that free cash flow will continue to improve, justifying future dividend increases. UPS’s valuation is so cheap that the company only has to produce mediocre results to potentially regain favor on Wall Street. 10 stocks we like better than United Parcel Service › High-yield dividend stocks are an excellent means of participating in the stock market while generating passive income. But even the highest-yielding stock in the S&P 500 -- LyondellBasell Industries (yielding 12.6%) -- couldn't keep up with recent S&P 500 gains on dividends alone. At the time of this writing, the index is up 16.6% year to date after gaining more than 20% in both 2023 and 2024. The best reason to buy high-yield dividend stocks isn't to try to beat the indexes with dividends. Rather, it's to invest in solid companies at good values that also reward investors with dividends. A dividend is reliable only if the company paying it can support the expense. By investing $4,000 in United Parcel Service (NYSE: UPS), investors can expect to earn $275 in annual dividends, based on its current yield. Here's why the value stock is a buy in 2026. Image source: Getty Images. UPS continues to disappoint investors, down around 25% year to date and up just 15% from its 12-year low. Revenue and margins surged during the COVID-19 pandemic. Both metrics have been steadily declining for the last three years, in lockstep with UPS's falling stock price. Despite the challenges, UPS has remained committed to its dividend, which now yields a staggering 6.9% because the stock has fallen so much. That's a tasty incentive for folks willing to hold the stock in the hopes that UPS can turn things around. But it's a mistake to buy a stock solely for the yield -- as evidenced by UPS' recent performance. Even factoring in dividends, UPS investors have still lost 28.1% over the last five years, while the S&P 500 would have doubled your money during that period. As you can see in the.....
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All It Takes Is $4,000 Invested in This High-Yield Dividend Stock to Generate $275 in Passive Income in 2026 Fernando Oliva — December 8, 2025 0 comment Tweet on Twitter Share on Facebook Google+ Pinterest UPS overpromised and underdelivered for a third consecutive year. Management believes that f...