A Morgan Stanley analyst has issued a major warning that may impact risky assets, including stocks and cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Jasmy, Cardano, Kaspa, and PEPE. His statement came as these tokens attempted to bounce back. The Ethereum (ETH) price has risen to $1,575, a slight increase from the year-to-date low of $1,385.

JASMY's rally is beginning to slow down.

The cryptocurrency market was relatively mixed during the Easter weekend, with volume remaining low. Bitcoin was stuck between $84,000 and $85,000, while Ethereum was hovering near its lowest point in months. This article provides a forecast for some of the top-performing coins like JasmyCoin (JASMY), Fartcoin, Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET), and Gala Games (GALA).

JASMY plunges sharply after its recent rally, dwindling exchange reserves hint—but a sudden rebound can still occur.

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has recently wrapped up the second round of its “Vote to Delist” campaign, stirring concerns across the crypto market. This campaign allows users to vote on whether certain altcoins should stay listed on the platform.

The founder and lead developer of Ethereum Name Service has warned his X followers of an “extremely sophisticated” phishing attack that can impersonate Google and trick users into giving out login credentials. The phishing attack exploits Google's infrastructure to send a fake alert to users informing them that their Google data is being shared with law enforcement due to a subpoena, ENS' Nick Johnson said in an April 16 post to X.

Nick Johnson, a well‑known Ethereum Name Service (ENS) engineer, disclosed a cunning phishing campaign that preyed on weak spots within Google's backbone, notably a recently patched OAuth flaw.

The JasmyCoin price went parabolic on Sunday, reaching its highest level since March 6 as the falling wedge worked out and the number of active addresses rose.

The JasmyCoin price has tanked this year, mirroring the performance of Bitcoin and most altcoins. After peaking at $0.05937 in November, the token has crashed to the current $0.0117, lowering its market cap from a high of $2.8 billion to the current $584 million.

Binance has launched the second round of its Vote to Delist campaign, inviting users to vote on whether 17 tokens with the “Monitoring” tag should be removed from the platform.

JasmyCoin has emerged as today's top gainer, registering a 4% price increase over the past 24 hours. This surge comes after a sharp drop earlier this week when the altcoin plunged to a 12-month low on Monday.

Altcoin prices bounced back as some investors bought the dip following the recent crypto Black Monday, when most of them crashed.

Bitcoin and other altcoins bounced back on Tuesday as investors attempted to buy the dip after most of them dropped to their multi-month low. BTC price surged to $80,000, while the total market cap of all coins jumped by over 3.5%. Some of the top-performing tokens were JasmyCoin (JASMY), Pepe (PEPE), and Render (RNDR).

Former Australian Air Force pilot John-Paul Thorbjornsen, also known as JP Thor, has been promoting his new crypto wallet, Vultisig, which runs on THORChain a decentralized network he founded to enable cross-chain swaps without intermediaries. Marketed as more secure than other wallets, Vultisig has recently seen a spike in usage alongside THORChain.

Researchers say North Korea used THORChain to launder $1.2 billion following the biggest-ever crypto heist.

Notcoin (NOT) price has plunged over 12% as Bitcoin drops below $77,000 after a brief resilience following US retaliatory tariffs announced by President Donald Trump on ‘Liberation Day.' This dramatic decline underscores the fragility of smaller cryptocurrencies amid a turbulent economic landscape.

As the crypto market enters Q2 2025, both investors and traders are anticipating a shift from bearish to bullish momentum. This change is essential for altcoins to recover, as many are currently facing challenges in bouncing back.

Bitcoin and most cryptocurrency prices have crashed in the past few days as concerns about Donald Trump's Liberation Day tariffs rise. BTC crashed to $83,000 from this week's high of $89,000. This article explains why BTC and other altcoins like Pi Network, Jasmy, VeChain, and Quant (QNT) prices have crashed.

THORChain encountered some difficulties in 2025, including announcing insolvency in January. The company made an announcement on X, revealing that it had temporarily paused its network due to significant debt and leverage problems affecting its ecosystem.

The crypto market continued doing well on Thursday as demand from retail investors rose. Many of these investors are simply buying the dip after these coins crashed by double digits from their highest levels in November last year.

Here's how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.

The Jasmy price has moved into a bear market after crashing from last year's high of $0.0595 to $0.012, its lowest level since February last year.

Despite a recent recovery, the cryptocurrency market downtrend continues. In a situation where the market's volatility and unpredictability are high, smart crypto trading decisions are mandatory, especially to save oneself from losses.

Binance has announced the first batch of “Vote to Delist” tokens, adding top altcoins such as JasmyCoin (JASMY), Zcash (ZEC) and FTX Token (FTT). The exchange said these first tokens in the community co-governance initiative on listing and delisting have monitoring tags.

Cryptocurrency prices resumed their downward trend on Tuesday as market participants awaited the second Federal Reserve interest rate decision of the year. Pi Network (PI), the viral tap-to-earn token, was one of the worst performers, dropping by almost 13%.

Crypto prices will be in the spotlight this week as investors focus on the upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate decision and Donald Trump's tariffs. Hopes that the Fed will embrace a more dovish tone will be a bullish catalyst for these assets.

The cryptocurrency market remains on edge as Bitcoin (BTC) struggles within a tight range of $76,000 to $84,472, weighed down by trade tensions and economic uncertainty.

Bitcoin and most altcoins bounced back on Friday as investors bought the dip after a report showed that consumer confidence had slumped. Ripple (XRP) price jumped by 4%, while Chainlink (LINK), Bonk (BONK), and JasmyCoin (JASMY) rose by over 5%.

LINK's daily chart shows that the asset has bounced above a key support at $12.70 and today's uptick has contributed to improving momentum indicators as the asset distances itself from this level.

With Bitcoin on the verge of a breakout (or rejection), the altcoins are starting to stir. The altcoin market cap could already have bottomed.

The total cryptocurrency market cap has lost more than $1 trillion in the past three months, causing intensified panic selling.

THORChain has been called a money laundering protocol — a label no decentralized finance (DeFi) project wants unless it's prepared to have regulators breathing down its neck.Its supporters have fended off the criticism by championing decentralization, while its critics point to recent activities that showed some of the protocol's centralized tendencies. After exploiting Bybit for $1.4 billion, the North Korean state-backed hackers behind the attack, known as the Lazarus Group, flocked to THORChain, making it their top choice to convert stolen funds from Ether (ETH) to Bitcoin (BTC).

Traders have little reason to go long, unless they are scalping, and can use the downtrend to look to sell.

Open Builders, the team behind Notcoin, Lost Dogs, and Not Pixel, has announced the launch of Not Games in March. The project aims to revitalize the Notcoin (NOT) ecosystem by introducing games where players can earn tokens for free.

Crypto prices remained on edge during the weekend, even after the US embraced policies to support the industry. Bitcoin price was trading at $86,000 on Sunday, while the total market cap of all coins retreated to $2.83 trillion.

NOT's price hasn't been doing well, but can it do better?

This crypto bull market has not been particularly kind to the vast majority of altcoins. Unlike previous bull markets, the focus has been very much on Bitcoin, seemingly with only the merest sniff of an altcoins season, which has so far failed to arrive.

THORChain, a decentralized cross-chain swap protocol, witnessed an unprecedented surge in activity following the Bybit hack. According to DefiLlama, THORChain processed a record $4.66 billion in swaps in the week ending March 2, surpassing $1 billion in a single day.

The Lazarus Group has already laundered all the unfrozen funds it stole from the recent Bybit hack. The group used THORChain's DEX to convert ETH tokens, sparking community criticisms.

The CEO of the recently hacked crypto exchange Bybit says that North Korean hackers have converted 417,348 stolen Ethereum (ETH) into Bitcoin (BTC). According to Bybit CEO Ben Zhou, North Korean state-sponsored hackers stole approximately $1.4 billion in ETH from Bybit, bridging a significant portion of the assets to Bitcoin.

THORChain reportedly generated $5.5M in transaction fees from the surge in activity linked to the laundering of Bybit's stolen funds.

THORChain generated over $5 million in revenue as Bybit's $1.4 billion hacker used the protocol for moving funds, sparking controversy over its role in illicit crypto transfers.

North Korean hackers used THORChain to help launder $1.4 billion in stolen Bybit funds, driving the protocol's weekly volume to a record $4.6 billion.

Bybit CEO Ben Zhou has confirmed that $1.07 billion—roughly 77% of the assets stolen in the exchange's recent $1.4 billion security breach—can still be tracked. In a March 4 update, Zhou disclosed that hackers successfully laundered $280 million, around 20% of the 499,000 ETH stolen.

JasmyCoin (JASMY), a prominent player in the cryptocurrency market, recently experienced a notable rise in its price, gaining over 10% within a 24-hour span. However, despite this promising upward momentum, a combination of sell-offs by large investors and looming resistance levels has created significant concerns for those holding or looking to invest in the digital asset.

THORChain was one of the platforms Bybit hackers used to launder funds, according to observers.

Despite a bullish move, the market isn't completely aligned yet.

Here is how some of your favorite assets concluded the week.