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Dan Opondo

Bitcoin Whales: Are They Buying or Selling?

Ask ten people whether bitcoin whales are buying or selling right now, and you’ll likely get ten different answers. Based on the on-chain record for the week ending September 16, 2026, all ten of them could be partly right. According to the most recent analysis, Bitcoin holders are splitting into two camps, mega whales adding ...

Dan Opondo

XRP Warming Up: Is it Ready to Run?

In mid-September, XRP seemed stuck. It dropped from around $1.42 on September 14 to about $1.28-$1.30 by September 16, based on Coinranking’s futures data. By September 25, XRP was trading near $1.57. That’s a jump of about 22.7% from its lowest point. As of September 30, it’s around $1.49. Its market value is close to ...

Dan Opondo

The “One in Three Fails”: Solana Failure Rate

Solana is fast. Speed has always been its biggest talking point. The network always points to record-breaking weekly transactions, and block times under a second. Yet, these numbers come with a not so impressive stat, solana failure rate. What the measurement actually showed about Solana Transactions On September 14, 2026, CryptoTicker, a crypto analytics site ...

Dan Opondo

Crypto Leaving Exchanges, How Much?

In the crypto world, there’s a common statistic that gets repeated a lot without much scrutiny. Right now, crypto leaving exchanges is a common idea. You see headlines about exchange reserves hitting lows not seen in years, big players moving Bitcoin to cold storage, and ETFs buying up supply. The general thinking is that this ...

Dan Opondo

31%: The Bitcoin Profit Number Nobody Quotes

Are Bitcoin holders in profit or loss? Well, the answer could be different depending on who you ask. The truth is, a number known mostly to analysts is 56% paper gain. It’s the all-holder MVRV reading of 1.56× on September 28, 2026.  Buried lower on the same page is the “typical coin,” a second figure ...

Dan Opondo

Did 31% of Bitcoin Users Vanish?

Bitcoin’s network looks emptier than it did in 2021, but the “31% of users vanished” claim doesn’t hold up. The real story is quieter and arguably more interesting. Scroll through crypto social media and you’ll get to see 31%, a number that seemingly scares many in Bitcoin corridors. It is said that 31% of Bitcoin ...