Crypto

Turn on any financial channel: inflation continues to eat away at the purchasing power of fiat money, geopolitical conflicts rewrite the world map, and traditional banks periodically run a feverish fever from a liquidity shortage. According to the classic logic of the 20th century, at such moments investors should have fled en masse to cash dollars and hidden gold bars in safes.

The largest European crypto exchange by traffic volume, WhiteBIT, has introduced two new tools that take over the routine of buying and selling cryptocurrencies — Spot Grid Bot and Martingale (DCA) Bot. Their main goal: to help ordinary users work more efficiently in a market where prices constantly and sharply jump, while giving maximum control over their own money.

The price of a crypto is often perceived only as the result of market processes, but unlike traditional assets, where rules exist above the market, in cryptocurrency they are originally built into the protocol — and it is they who shape the behavior and dynamics of the price.

Most IT professionals who get paid in USDT do the same thing: withdraw to fiat and forget. The logic is clear — a stable currency, a clear exchange rate, minimal headaches. But it is at this point that money stops working.

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This year marks a point where several technology trends are beginning to intersect. AI agents are entering the economic space, RWAs are moving real-world assets onto the blockchain, and the development of 6G is preparing the infrastructure for the future economy. At the center of this transformation is the cryptocurrency architecture, which is becoming invisible and ubiquitous. How exactly they converge and what this will lead us to in the coming years is in this article.

Remember the textbook story of 2017? Then, the unremarkable beverage company Long Island Iced Tea suddenly changed its name to Long Blockchain Corp. Their shares instantly soared 200%, although the business model remained the same — selling sweet water. The market was not buying the product, the market was buying the «hype word.»

The price of Bitcoin has fallen below $65,000 for the first time since Donald Trump, who has repeatedly stated his support for cryptocurrencies, became the US president for the second time. What is the reason for the drop in BTC?

In early February 2026, Bitcoin (BTC) fell below the psychological levels of $80,000–75,000, trading around $76,000–$77,000 per coin — the lowest since mid-April 2025. According to market aggregators, the price of BTC has fallen by almost 30% in recent weeks from its October 2025 peaks, when the cryptocurrency broke through levels above $120,000. This decline has brought Bitcoin to local lows, which were last observed in the medium term last year. Market observers call this a significant correction, which has been going on for several weeks, and daily trading volumes and investor interest have significantly decreased. We tell you what is happening in the dev.ua review.

From a user’s perspective, the industry may seem to evolve in waves. Periods of sudden interest and massive capital inflows alternate with «crypto-like» phases. Innovation is put on hold, and all work is put on hold. But at the development level, this never happens. The work of developers and programmers is continuous — regardless of the currency price, news background, or attention from a wide audience. Progress is achieved consistently, step by step, turning ideas into real technical innovations.

Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the topic of Russia circumventing Western sanctions has not lost its relevance, and the «tougher» the sanctions become, the more ingenious the ways to circumvent them are. The word «tougher» had to be put in quotes right away, because the concepts of «toughness» and «Western sanctions» do not go well together in the same sentence — especially for Ukrainians, who are already tired of trolling Western (in)decision to act. Nevertheless, if Russia were to sit idly by and not take any steps in response, these sanctions would have a much more critical effect on the aggressor country. Unfortunately, it is not sitting like that, and the sluggish Western bureaucracy does not have time to react to this properly.