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Polymarket bettors appear to have insider-traded on a market designed to catch insider traders
Can you insider-trade on an investigation into your own insider trading? Polymarket just turned that question from philosophical to practical.
Blockchain sleuth ZachXBT published findings Thursday morning naming Axiom, a crypto trading platform, as the company whose employees he believed had used non-public information to place profitable trades.
The investigation had been teased for days, and Polymarket had created a contract allowing users to bet on which company would be named, pulling in roughly $40 million in volume since Monday.
The problem is that someone clearly knew the answer before it dropped.
Lookonchain identified 12 wallets that bet heavily on Axiom before the reveal, netting a combined profit of over $1 million.
A separate analysis by Polysights, a data terminal that tracks suspicious activity on Polymarket’s public ledger, flagged five wallets that collectively wagered around $50,000 and walked away with $266,000.
More on-chain data analyzed by CoinDesk tells the full story. The largest Yes holder on the Axiom market, an account called predictorxyz, accumulated 477,415 shares at an average price of $0.14 and is now sitting on $411,000 in profit.
That’s roughly a 7x return on a bet placed before the answer was public. The second-largest holder, an anonymous wallet, bought 109,450 shares at $0.33. The concentration is notable. This wasn’t a broad market full of informed guesses. A handful of wallets dominated the Axiom side of the book.
For most of the week, another platform called Meteora had been the market’s frontrunner at over 50% odds, as CoinDesk reported.
The odds swung to Axiom on late Wednesday, which peaked at 46.2%. Anyone buying Axiom shares in the window between that denial and ZachXBT’s Thursday morning publication was either reading the room extremely well or already knew what was coming.
ZachXBT acknowledged on social media that he had contacted Axiom for comment and conducted several interviews before publishing, making a leak “probably inevitable.”
That means multiple people at the company knew the report was coming before it went live. Any of them could have placed bets directly or tipped someone who did.
Polymarket’s offshore platform doesn’t conduct identity checks, making attribution difficult without cooperation from the exchange itself.
Axiom said it was “shocked and disappointed” by the findings and would continue to investigate. It didn’t respond to questions about whether it was aware of any employees trading on the Polymarket wager.
The structural irony here is that the mechanism worked exactly as designed. It just happened to reward the people who were the subject of the investigation rather than the ones conducting it.
Earnings season is wrapping up with a mixed bag of results across crypto miners, AI infrastructure plays and fintech names, including MARA Holdings (MARA), TerraWulf (WULF), CoreWeave (CRWV) and Block (XYZ).
Bitcoin has remained relatively flat around $67,000 during Asia and European hours, with limited movement spilling over into other crypto related equities.
MARA Holdings jumped 16% to $9.80 after striking a deal with Starwood Capital to convert select bitcoin mining facilities into AI focused data centers. The partners expect to deliver about 1 gigawatt of capacity in the near term, with plans to scale beyond 2.5 gigawatts.
The pivot reflects a broader shift among miners looking to monetize power access as AI compute demand surges, following Bitfarms (BITF) and Cipher Digital (CIFR) amongst others.
TerraWulf is trading 3.5% lower at $17 after its Q4 print, with revenue down due to lower bitcoin production and transitional GAAP optics.
However, executives emphasized that the key story is the ramp in contracted high performance computing revenue. The company has expanded from one site a year ago to five today and expects about 2.9 gigawatts of gross capacity by year end, according to head of digital assets VanEck, Matthew Sigel.
CoreWeave shares are down 12% despite revenue of $1.57 billion, beating expectations of $1.53 billion. The company reported weaker than forecasted Q1 revenue guidance, in addition to an increase in capital expenditure, which raised concerns about profitability and cash burn. EPS came in at -$0.89 versus -$0.68 expected, a 31% miss.
Block is up 20% after announcing it will cut more than 40% of its workforce, reducing headcount to about 6,000. While management pointed to AI driven efficiencies, investors are also weighing longer term margin pressure from stablecoin based payment rails.
The company guided Q1 operating income to $600M versus $574M expected, forecast Q1 gross profit of $2.8B versus $2.72B consensus and raised full year gross profit, according to Sigel.
TLDR
- BofA increased Caterpillar’s price target from $735 to $825, maintaining its Buy recommendation following impressive 2025 financial results.
- The industrial giant delivered $67.6 billion in annual revenue with 4% growth, while its Power & Energy division jumped 23% to $9.4 billion.
- CNBC’s Jim Cramer expressed support for CAT’s turbine business but suggested Cummins (CMI) offers better value at current levels.
- February saw short positions increase by approximately 61%, while company insiders offloaded more than $98 million in shares during the last quarter.
- Trading at roughly 40 times earnings after a 124% annual surge, CAT faces a consensus analyst price target of $712.52 with a “Moderate Buy” average recommendation.
Caterpillar (CAT) has experienced an impressive rally. Shares have climbed 124% during the past year and gained 28% since the beginning of 2025, starting Friday’s session at $752.81.
Following the release of Caterpillar’s full-year 2025 financial results, Bank of America wasted no time adjusting its outlook. The investment bank elevated its price objective on CAT from $735 to $825 while reaffirming its Buy recommendation.
BofA’s analysis was clear-cut. Caterpillar is experiencing turbine demand from multiple sectors extending far beyond data center applications, which the firm believes undermines concerns about potential turbine oversupply in the market.
The financial performance supported this thesis. Caterpillar generated $67.6 billion in total revenue throughout 2025, representing a 4% year-over-year improvement. The Power & Energy division emerged as the star performer, expanding 23% to achieve $9.4 billion in sales.
Fourth-quarter performance was equally impressive. The company delivered earnings per share of $5.16 for the period, surpassing the analyst consensus of $4.67. Revenue reached $19.13 billion, significantly exceeding projections of $17.81 billion. This represented a 17.9% increase compared to the corresponding quarter one year prior.
Jim Cramer recently shared his thoughts on CAT, stating plainly, “We like their stuff.” He highlighted turbines and power equipment as the foundation of the optimistic investment thesis.
However, Cramer also expressed some reservation. When a club member inquired in January about entering a position, he noted the stock had already experienced a substantial appreciation and said he’d prefer to see a pullback before adding exposure. He indicated he currently finds Cummins (CMI) more attractive than CAT at present valuations.
Cramer also offered criticism regarding retail investor participation, suggesting that Caterpillar’s leadership team should be working harder to engage individual investors — and questioning why an iconic American corporation trades at $749.
Analyst Ratings Split
The overall analyst community remains divided. CAT currently has sixteen Buy ratings, seven Hold ratings, and one Sell rating. The average price target stands at $712.52, which actually falls below the stock’s current trading level.
Wells Fargo pushed its target to $870 alongside an Overweight rating. Daiwa elevated its projection to $790. Jefferies established a $750 target with a Buy recommendation. Oppenheimer moved to $729 with an Outperform rating. Morgan Stanley, however, only increased its target to $425 while maintaining an Underweight stance.
Wall Street Zen downgraded CAT from Buy to Hold on February 21st.
Insider Selling and Short Interest
Not all market participants are bullish. Executive Denise C. Johnson divested 39,138 shares on February 2nd at an average price of $681.08, totaling more than $26.6 million. This transaction represented a 47% reduction in her stake.
Insider Bob De Lange executed his own sale on February 6th, offloading 22,656 shares at $720.11 for approximately $16.3 million. Throughout the past 90 days, company insiders have collectively sold $98.2 million worth of shares.
Short interest also surged roughly 61% during February, indicating that some market participants are positioning for a decline.
Institutional investors control 70.98% of CAT’s outstanding shares. Erste Asset Management expanded its stake by 32.7% in Q3, purchasing 33,634 shares. Norges Bank established a new position valued at more than $2.1 billion in Q2.
CAT’s 52-week trading range extends from $267.30 to $789.81. The stock currently trades at a P/E ratio of 40 with a market capitalization of $350.27 billion. The upcoming quarterly dividend is $1.51 per share, translating to an annualized distribution of $6.04 and a yield of 0.8%.
A small group of crypto wallets won more than $1.2 million betting on a Polymarket contract tied to an onchain investigation into decentralized finance (DeFi) trading platform Axiom, fueling fresh concerns that prediction markets can reward people with advance knowledge of market-moving disclosures.
The eight most profitable wallets on the market collectively made about $1.2 million, according to trading data compiled on Dune. The same dataset showed more than 50 wallets posting combined losses of roughly $1.23 million, while two wallets lost about $366,000.
Eight out of the top 10 wallets are likely insider addresses, judging by their onchain transaction patterns, according to onchain researcher Defioasis. “There are 3 addresses that achieved profits exceeding $100,000, all of which are insider addresses that traded only this single market,” said the researcher in a Friday X post.
ZachXBT released the much-anticipated investigation on Thursday, alleging that Axiom employee Broox Bauer and others had been responsible for insider trading activity since early 2025.
In an X response to the incident, Axiom said it was “shocked and disappointed” in the news and that it had removed access to the tools that were used in the alleged insider trading.
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Prediction markets raise insider trading allegations
Insider trading concerns in prediction markets mounted in early January after a highly profitable bet on the removal of Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro by the US raised eyebrows.
On Jan. 3, a Polymarket account placed a bet on a contract predicting that Maduro would be removed from office just hours before US forces captured him in a military operation, netting the user about $400,000 in profit.
US lawmakers have since proposed legislation aimed at restricting political prediction market trading by government officials, adding to the regulatory spotlight on the sector.
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Polymarket faces growing regulatory scrutiny on gambling concerns
Polymarket, the largest decentralized prediction market, has faced mounting regulatory pressure in several countries where authorities have argued that the platform offers unlicensed gambling.
Hungary and Portugal blocked access to the platform in January, citing concerns related to forbidden gambling activities.
A week earlier, Ukraine blocked Polymarket, classifying its activities as unlicensed gambling under national law.
Polymarket has also been restricted or blocked in several other countries over gambling concerns, including France, Belgium, Poland, Singapore and Switzerland.
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Matt Hougan dismissed claims that Jane Street is orchestrating Bitcoin’s recent decline, calling the downturn “a classic crypto winter.”
Matt Hougan, chief investment officer at Bitwise, has pushed back on claims that trading firm Jane Street is behind Bitcoin’s recent slide, writing on X on February 26 that the downturn is “a classic crypto winter,” not a coordinated attack.
His comments come as lawsuits and viral threads revive old fears about market manipulation just as Bitcoin is trading over 46% below its all-time high.
Conspiracy Claims Collide With ETF Mechanics
Speculation intensified after reports emerged that Terraform Labs’ bankruptcy administrator had sued Jane Street in a Manhattan federal court, accusing the firm of using insider information before the May 2022 Terra-Luna collapse.
According to the complaint, Jane Street withdrew 85 million TerraUSD from Curve’s 3pool minutes after Terraform removed 150 million UST, a sequence the suit claims accelerated the $40 billion collapse. Jane Street has denied the allegations, calling the case a “desperate attempt” to recover losses and blaming Terraform’s management for the failure.
At the same time, some crypto analysts, including Bull Theory, alleged that Jane Street runs a “10 AM” sell algorithm to push Bitcoin lower and profit from derivatives.
Bull Theory also pointed to an interim order from India’s Securities and Exchange Board accusing Jane Street entities of expiry-day index manipulation between January 2023 and March 2025, alleging thousands of crores in unlawful gains. The case is ongoing, and the firm has appealed.
However, Hougan dismissed the narrative as misplaced. “The conspiracy theories are wild,” he wrote, arguing that Bitcoin is down because investors unwound long positions, reduced leverage, and rotated capital elsewhere.
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The Bitwise CIO also amplified colleague André Dragosch’s analysis of intraday Bitcoin performance since the ETF launch in January 2024. Dragosch’s data countered the viral 10 AM slam narrative by showing pronounced weakness around midnight ET, pointing to non-U.S. trading hours as the actual vulnerability period.
Macro strategist Alex Krüger also echoed Hougan’s skepticism, calling the Jane Street theory “yet another viral and flawed conspiracy theory.” He noted that basis traders and authorized participants (APs) simply close gaps between ETFs, futures, and spot markets.
“Too many doomer narratives and conspiracy theories looking for villains circulating right now,” Krüger posted. “Historically, that’s the kind of sentiment you see at bottoms.”
Structural Questions Linger Beyond the Blame
The controversy has also revived debate about ETF plumbing. ProCap CIO Jeff Park wrote on February 25 that concerns are less about a single firm and more about how APs operate under regulatory exemptions that allow in-kind creations and redemptions.
In theory, APs can hedge ETF exposure with futures instead of buying spot Bitcoin directly, which critics argue could dull spot demand.
None of the lawsuits or regulatory filings so far establish coordinated misconduct in Bitcoin markets. Still, the overlap between large quantitative firms, derivatives strategies, and ETF mechanics has fueled suspicion during a downturn.
For Hougan, the explanation is simpler. Bitcoin’s four-year cycle, leverage resets, and shifting investor priorities are enough to explain the pullback.
“This is a classic crypto winter and there will be a classic crypto spring,” he wrote. “People want someone to blame — I get it — but the reality is far more boring than that.”
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AllUnity, a joint venture between DWS, Galaxy, and Flow Traders, has expanded its stablecoin lineup with a new token pegged to the Swiss franc, which has emerged as a haven darling for major banks and analysts.
The BaFin-regulated e-money institute has unveiled CHFAU, which is backed 1:1 by Swiss franc reserves, in response to institutional demand for regulated digital CHF for payments, settlements, and treasury operations.
It debuts on the Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 token, with plans to expand to other networks later this year.
“In response to strong demand for a compliant digital Swiss Franc, we progressed from concept to launch in a matter of months, demonstrating the strength and scalability of AllUnity’s multicurrency platform,” Alexander Höptner, CEO of AllUnity, said in a press release shared with CoinDesk.
“This milestone is just the start of a broader transformation in how global liquidity moves,” said.
The debut is a sign of growing investor demand for stablecoins pegged to fiat currencies beyond the U.S. dollar. Last year, AllUnity debuted the EUR-stablecoin, while several other firms have issued tokens pegged to other fiat currencies such as JPY.
The debut signals surging demand for stablecoins pegged to fiat currencies beyond the dollar. Last year, AllUnity launched its EUR-pegged token, joining others that have issued JPY-tied alternatives. The stablecoin market has exploded since 2020, hitting $310 billion in combined value, with dollar-pegged tokens in pole position.
Safe haven CHF
Prospects for CHF-linked assets look bright as the currency is gaining notoriety as a better haven currency than the widely popular Japanese yen.
A safe haven currency is a stable, liquid currency that investors seek to hold during periods of economic uncertainty, political turmoil, or market volatility to protect their capital.
“If you’re a fiscal basket case, markets weaken your currency and push up government bond yields. Japan and Switzerland are polar opposites: Japan is a basket case, Switzerland is a massive safe haven,” Economist Robin Brooks said on X, echoing what Bannockburn Global Forex’s Chief Market Strategist Marc Chandler told CoinDesk last year.
Investment banking giant Morgan Stanley has compared the Swiss franc to gold, calling for a 17% appreciation against the U.S. dollar.
“CHF is an overlooked, under appreciated asset safe haven asset that looks set to appreciate more substantially and speedily than investors think and markets anticipate,” the bank said this week.
Goldman and Bank of America revealed a bias for franc over yen as haven currency in September last year.
Ethereum is preparing for a future where quantum computers could break much of today’s internet cryptography, as co-founder Vitalik Buterin outlined a step-by-step “quantum resistance roadmap” targeting the network’s most vulnerable components.
Summary
- Vitalik Buterin outlined a quantum resistance roadmap targeting Ethereum’s consensus signatures, data availability, wallet cryptography, and ZK proofs.
- The plan proposes replacing vulnerable BLS and ECDSA systems with hash-based or lattice-based quantum-resistant alternatives, supported by recursive STARK aggregation.
- While large-scale quantum attacks remain theoretical, Ethereum is proactively engineering long-term defenses to future-proof the network.
Ethereum braces for quantum future as Vitalik Buterin unveils sweeping resistance roadmap
In a detailed post, Buterin identified four key areas exposed to quantum attacks: consensus-layer BLS signatures, data availability mechanisms relying on KZG commitments, externally owned account (EOA) signatures using ECDSA, and application-layer zero-knowledge proofs such as Groth16.
Powerful quantum machines, if realized at scale, could theoretically crack ECDSA and similar elliptic curve systems using Shor’s algorithm, potentially allowing attackers to forge signatures and compromise wallets.
To address this, Ethereum’s roadmap proposes gradually replacing vulnerable cryptography with quantum-resistant alternatives. At the consensus layer, hash-based signatures and STARK-based aggregation could replace BLS signatures.
For EOAs, Buterin points to native account abstraction under EIP-8141, allowing wallets to adopt post-quantum signature schemes once efficient implementations are available.
The shift, however, comes with tradeoffs. Quantum-resistant signatures are significantly larger and more computationally expensive than current standards. Buterin suggests protocol-level recursive proof aggregation as a long-term fix, enabling multiple signatures or proofs to be compressed into a single STARK verification, potentially preventing massive increases in on-chain gas costs.
Ethereum’s data availability stack may also migrate from KZG commitments toward STARK-based constructions, though this would require substantial engineering work.
While large-scale quantum computers capable of breaking modern cryptography may still be years away, Ethereum’s proactive planning signals an effort to future-proof the network. The roadmap does not represent an immediate upgrade, but rather a phased transition designed to ensure Ethereum remains secure in a post-quantum world.
Where is XRP heading next? Here are some of the recent predictions and analyses.
Ripple’s cross-border token has often been the object of some wild price predictions, many of which might sound absurd at the time being. However, its infamous volatility has proved that it can produce massive gains (or drop violently) in the span of just weeks and months.
In this article, we will review some of the latest bull and bear cases, one of which was even called precision and not ‘hopium.’
XRP’s Bull Predictions
We will begin with the more ‘modest’ forecast coming from perma-XRP bull John Squire. In a recent post, he outlined some rumors that Ripple’s US national bank license is set for approval. Without providing any further details on the matter, he added that such a “major step for crypto adoption and institutional finance” can instantly send the underlying token to $5.
EGRAG CRYPTO, an analyst also known for their pro-XRP calls, relied on technical analysis to determine the asset’s next targets. They indicated that the long-term XRP chart shows a 814% surge during the first Elliott Wave, which transpired between 2015 and 2018. The subsequent corrective wave 2 took the asset south by over 70% to under $0.12 during the 2020-2022 bear market.
The analyst believes XRP is approaching the third wave, but it still needs to confirm it by reclaiming the wave 1 high of over $3.40 with a strong “weekly close and momentum expansion.” Until that happens, the asset is “still corrective.”
If it does, though, the sky would be the limit for the cross-border token, with EGRAG indicating a massive price target of somewhere between $15 and $31 during wave 3.
#XRP – Elliott Wave Reality Check (W3🟰$15-$31):
Let’s be precise. No hopium.
✔️ Wave 1⃣:
The ~814% expansion fits a textbook impulsive Wave 1. Strong momentum, clean channel respect.✔️ Wave 2⃣(Now):
The current pullback sits perfectly within normal Wave 2 retracements… pic.twitter.com/iK4eEV0zSR— EGRAG CRYPTO (@egragcrypto) February 26, 2026
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Or, Below $1?
In the opposite corner stands Ali Martinez, who, instead of going with the hype and predicting some mind-blowing bull targets, outlined XRP’s most significant support levels in case another correction is to take place. The token has plunged by over 60% since its July 2025 all-time high, and currently struggles to remain above $1.40.
He noted that Ripple’s token could find some support “along the triangle’s hypotenuse between $0.90 and $0.60” if it loses the coveted $1.00 defense level. Recall that XRP dipped to $1.11 on February 6 when the entire market collapsed, but has remained above that line since then.
$XRP could find support along the triangle’s hypotenuse between $0.90 and $0.60. pic.twitter.com/F04KWLknux
— Ali Charts (@alicharts) February 26, 2026
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U.S. spot BTC ETFs see $1.1 billion in 3-day inflows, set for biggest week since mid-January
U.S. bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are on track to snap a streak of five consecutive weeks of net outflows with their strongest performance since mid-January.
The funds recorded net inflows of $1.1 billion in three straight days, according to data from SoSoValue, leaving them roughly $815 million ahead after Monday’s net outflow is taken into account, the most since adding $1.4 billion in the week ended Jan. 16.
BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) accounted for more than half of the three-day flow, drawing in roughly $652 million. On Wednesday, Grayscale’s GBTC, which carries the highest fee among the funds, posted its largest single-day inflow since converting from a trust structure to an ETF.
The renewed inflows suggest U.S. demand is returning, an conclusion reinforced by the Coinbase Premium Index turning positive after 40 days in negative territory. The index tracks the price difference between bitcoin on Coinbase (COIN), which is accessible to firms in the world’s largest economy, and the broader global market. It is widely used as a gauge of U.S. institutional flows and sentiment.
Data from Checkonchain shows total bitcoin holdings across U.S. spot ETFs climbed to 1.29 million BTC, putting assets under management (AUM) less than 10% below their October peak.
This comes despite the spot price of bitcoin remaining 45% below its October record. The largest cryptocurrency has continued to consolidate around the mid $60,000 range this week.
Meanwhile, open interest on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has continued to decline, falling to 107,780 BTC, according to Glassnode data. Because CME allows institutions to simultaneously take a long position in spot bitcoin and a short position in futures — a strategy known as a basis trade — the drop in futures can be seen as indicating the ETF inflows are outright long positions.
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Bookmaker & casino broker VOdds unveiled a new feature, Odds Scanner, a betting intelligence tool designed to compare bookmaker prices across multiple sports markets. The platform puts all the odds data in one place, so users don’t have to search for it manually, and so prices are easier to see. VOdds covers a wide range of sports, including football and other popular sports, and supports major events like the Premier League, Champions League, and World Cup. Vodds’ odds checker is an informational tool that focuses on speed, accuracy, and making it easy to compare markets.
Key Features of VOdds Scanner
According to the company, the VOdds scanner is made with precision, making complicated odds data in a simple, easy-to-read way. It is said that users can quickly find the right markets thanks to filters, sorting options, and easy-to-use navigation. In short words, the odds scanner is good for both new and experienced bettors, simply because it’s focused on the user.
Additionally, the VOdds scanner works in a lot of different sports betting markets, from football and basketball to less popular sports and other types of markets. This wide range of coverage lets people look at odds for different leagues, tournaments, and types of bets all in one place. The tool makes sure that data is always available, whether users are following big international events or smaller regional matches.
Odds Comparison
With the odds scanner by VOdds, users can compare prices for the same outcome from different bookmakers all in one place. This lets users find options with higher prices for the same event. For instance, VOdds might show different odds for a Premier League home win and highlight the best one that is available. This structured comparison strengthens the platform’s position as a best odds checker without any bias from advertising.
Real-Time Odds Collection
As a live odds checker, VOdds collects data from multiple bookmakers at the same time and updates prices in real time. This makes sure that people can get up-to-date market information during big events like the Champions League and the World Cup. Real-time updates lower the risk of using old prices and help Vodds users make smart decisions when using the odds checker.
Alerts and Trends
The VOdds platform keeps an eye on changes in odds and market trends. Users can set up alerts for big changes, like when odds drop, which could mean that the market is changing. These tools help users respond quickly and cut down on the need to constantly check the odds scanner by Vodds.
Sports Coverage
Undoubtedly, VOdds has a lot of sports markets, so bettors can see the odds for all the big global competitions in one place. The odds checker on the platform is set up so that the data is always shown in the same way for all sports. This makes it easy to move between markets without losing clarity or accuracy.
Football Odds Checker
VOdds’s football odds checker covers a lot of football, including both domestic leagues and international tournaments. Users can bet on the Premier League, Champions League, and World Cup, among other competitions, using the same odds checker framework. These markets include 1X2, handicaps, and totals.
Tennis Odds Checker
VOdds’s tennis odds checker covers the ATP and WTA tours, Grand Slams, and Challenger events. Vodds’ odds scanner lets users compare match winners, set handicaps, and game totals, and it sends updates in real time.
Basketball Odds Checker
VOdds also lets users bet on basketball games, like the NBA and EuroLeague. The odds checker app shows bet types like moneylines, spreads, and totals in a standard way, which makes it easier to compare them.
How to Start Using the Best Odds Checker by VOdds
Users first sign up for the VOdds platform and then use the odds checker by Vodds from the dashboard. Users can choose which events to see by sport, competition, and market type using filters. This process makes it easy for Vodds to get to the odds scanner.
“We wanted to make a tool that gives bettors clear access to real-time market data without making things too complicated,” Zak Richardson, VOdds spokesperson. The platform makes it easier for users to find good deals on major sporting events by bringing together all the prices from different bookmakers and updating them right away.
Benefits of Using Odds Scanner by VOdds
VOdds points out some important functional benefits, such as:
- Finding the Best Odds: Centralised comparison makes it easier to see the best prices for events like Champions League matches because users don’t have to check multiple bookmakers by hand.
- Making Strategies Work Better: Real-time updates help users quickly react to changes in the market and find arbitrage opportunities with Vodds’ odds scanner.
- Supporting Bigger Bets: Users can better judge markets before placing bigger bets when they can see liquidity and price stability.
How to Use the VOdds Odds Checker
According to VOdds, the main purpose of the VOdds Odds Checker is to compare bookmaker odds in real time so players always place bets at the most profitable price.
For example, users want to bet on Manchester City to win:
- Bookmaker A: 1.72
- Bookmaker B: 1.80
- Bookmaker C: 1.75
VOdds instantly highlights 1.80 as the best available price.
About VOdds
VOdds is a crypto gambling site where people can place bets with cryptocurrency and use a set of data-driven betting tools. VOdds wants to make sports betting more open, efficient, and available to people all over the world by combining digital asset payments with advanced analytics. By collecting and displaying bookmaker data in a clear, easy-to-use way, the platform helps bettors compare prices across different markets, which helps open up the market. VOdds helps users find value opportunities, compare odds in real time, and make better betting decisions while fully participating in the crypto betting ecosystem. It does this with its own odds checker tools.
For more information about the company, users can visit VOdds website or reach out to their contact info below.
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Hedera price eyes bullish crossover as stablecoin activity fires up, will it break out?
Hedera price rallied over 8% this week amid a notable jump in the stablecoin supply held on the network.
Summary
- Hedera price rebounded 8% this week amid an uptick in network activity.
- HBAR price action is close to confirming a bullish crossover on the daily chart.
According to data from crypto.news, Hedera (HBAR) price rallied 8.7% over this week amid a broader crypto market rebound largely fueled by Bitcoin reclaiming key support levels and improved investor appetite for risk assets amid a surge in tech stocks.
The token’s rally also gained support from a jump in stablecoin supply held on the network. Data from DeFiLlama show that its stablecoin supply has surged nearly 17% over the past seven days, driven largely by USDC, which accounts for about 99.8% of the total supply.
A surge in stablecoin means more users are transacting, deploying capital, or seeking yield on the network. Such activities tend to support retail sentiment.
Demand from derivative traders also provided an impetus to HBAR’s rally. Notably, Hedera futures open interest has increased by 3% in the past 24 hours, while its weighted funding rate has also turned positive.
A positive funding rate means more traders are entering the market with bullish bets, which in turn is improving overall market sentiment.
On the daily chart, Hedera price has broken above a descending trendline that had been acting as a dynamic resistance, capping price movement since late October last year. When an asset breaks out of such a descending trendline resistance, it is typically a sign of a trend reversal, with dominance shifting to the hands of bulls.
The 20-day SMA appears close to moving above the 50-day SMA, forming what traders term a short-term bullish crossover. When such crossovers are confirmed, cryptocurrencies have often sparked sharp rallies.
Adding to the bullish outlook, the MACD lines have also pointed upwards and are close to moving above the zero line.
Hence, the price outlook for Hedera appears to be bullish for now, with the token most likely to target $0.12 next, which aligns with the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level.
On the contrary, if bears can push the price below the 20-day SMA of $0.097, Hedera could enter a downtrend.
However, the lackluster demand for Hedera spot ETFs could become a bottleneck for any upside move, especially since other assets like XRP and Solana ETFs have continued to outpace HBAR in both net daily inflows and total assets under management (AUM).
Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only.
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