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As Dogecoin (DOGE) price confirmed a renewed uptrend after rallying over 33% last week, Ali Martinez, a popular crypto market analyst, believes this dog-themed memecoin could rally more than 30% amid its bullish flag formation.  Martinez stated that Dogecoin price could rally towards $0.115, if it breaks above its bullish flag, a technical chart pattern that signals the continuation of an existing upward trend, in its 1 hour timeframe, according to an X post on August 28. With DOGE price hovering around $0.866 on Friday, this analyst expects a 32.79% upside in the near future, if the upper border of this bullish flag is broken. DOGE’s 1 hour chart. Source: TradingView Martinez previously had pointed out that Dogecoin price has established a strong support level around $0.081. This support level was backed by 30 billion DOGE traded near $0.081 as per Glassnode’s UTXO Realized Price Distribution (URPD), an on-chain metric that shows the amount of a crypto that last move...

Pepe (PEPE) is currently one of the best-performing cryptocurrencies among the top 100 projects by market cap, registering quite a steep price rally. The memecoin has outperformed market leaders such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), etc. CoinGecko data shows that PEPE’s price has risen 14.2% in the last 24 hours and move than 25% in the last week. Let’s discuss if the memecoin can sustain its upswing or if it will face a dip once again. Source: CoinGecko Can PEPE Continue Its Price Rally And Dominate The Market? Source: Watcher.Guru PEPE’s price surge comes amid a larger-market wide resurgence. Bitcoin (BTC) has reclaimed the $75,000 price level and other assets are following its trajectory. The cryptocurrency market took off after President Trump hosted an event in the White House for CEOs and founders of several cryptocurrency firms. During the event, Trump stated that the US may purchase a large amount of Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies. PEPE...

HTX’s situation has appeared increasingly precarious as both the European Union Council and the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth, & Development Office have chosen to sanction the exchange. Since then, it’s made some big changes to how it manages users’ reserves. Its June proof of reserves report was the first that acknowledged that it had moved huge swaths of its reserves to an undisclosed “ThirdParty.” HTX moved $1.3 billion from reserves to undisclosed ‘ThirdParty’ Read more: HTX misrepresents Huobi Global S.A. after UK sanctions HTX claims on its website that you can verify these balances by reaching out to the custodian; unfortunately, it doesn’t tell users who that custodian is. As a result, Protos has been unable to verify most of those balances. Further complicating this, TRM Labs, a blockchain intelligence firm, released a report in which it detailed how HTX has begun churning throug...