Polygon News

Turmoil in China, concerns over the global economy and BlockFi’s bankruptcy filing are all weighing on crypto markets this week.

Bitcoin and most major altcoins are witnessing a relief rally but higher levels are likely to attract strong selling by the bears.

Crypto markets have started the week on a weak note, suggesting that buyers remain skeptical about buying any significant dips.

Bitcoin and select altcoins are struggling to rise above their immediate resistance levels, indicating that the bears remain in full control.

The recovery in BTC and altcoins fizzled out fast, suggesting that investors continue to maintain a risk-off stance to all cryptocurrencies.

Brian Armstrong, the CEO of Coinbase has applauded the efforts of crypto analysts and citizen journalists amid the fall of FTX.

Sandeep Nailwal, the co-founder of Polygon, encouraged Solana community members to keep on building.

SOL price has been in a three-month downtrend, but recent newsflow and events could trigger a reversal.

Ryan Wyatt, the CEO of Polygon Studios, shares his thoughts on blockchain upgrades and his plans for Polygon in supporting the upcoming Web3 disruption.

MATIC’s recent rally and Polygon's partnerships are turning heads, and on-chain activity may hint at further growth.

A DappRadar report found that despite a fall in NFT trading volumes and sales counts throughout October, monthly unique traders increased.

Market Talks discussed the Bitcoin bottom, DOGE’s price action and signs to follow in order to know when it’s time to ape into crypto.

BNB price took a brief breather after a recent double-digit rally, but the network’s TVL and DApp use are reasons for investors to remain bullish.

Polygon’s list of high-profile partners is getting longer, with Disney, Starbucks and Robinhood already boarding its blockchain.

An “end-to-end toolkit” for creators to make, show, and sell “digital collectibles” is coming to the social media platform Instagram.