Markets and Trading Writer
Whatsertrade is a full-time crypto trader and writer at DEXTools News specialising in market cycles, technical analysis, and trading psychology. The focus is practical trading: reading market structure, managing risk, and applying on-chain and chart data to real decisions, written from the perspective of someone who trades.
581 articles published
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson confirms XRP will be included in the Midnight airdrop and supported by the Lace wallet, expanding Cardano's ecosystem.
CoinZoom makes history on June 9, 2026, becoming the first US-regulated exchange to support USDT across Ethereum, Tron, and BNB Smart Chain.
Massive token unlocks for HumidiFi (WET) and Magic Eden (ME) are set for the second week of June 2026, potentially impacting market dynamics.
Explore the disconnect between social media hype and actual trading in crypto. Understand the attention volume gap affecting token performance.
Explore the impact of liquidity provider exits on trading dynamics and market stability in decentralized finance. Learn how to stay ahead of hidden risks.
Explore the concept of liquidity decay in DeFi and learn how token markets can weaken before visible price changes occur.
A token can still show a price and still have no real market behind it. This is one of the most dangerous situations in DeFi trading. A chart may still update.
Learn about Replace-by-Fee (RBF) in Bitcoin, a node policy that allows you to speed up stuck transactions by paying a higher fee.
Understand gas griefing in smart contracts: an attack exploiting EVM rules to disrupt protocols without direct theft. Learn defense strategies.
Learn about buyback and burn in crypto: how projects reduce token supply, create scarcity, and the impact on tokenomics. Essential guide for 2026.
Learn what a crypto exit scam is, how to spot red flags like anonymous founders and guaranteed returns, and examples of major scams.
Learn what a gamma squeeze is in crypto, how options market makers drive sharp price rises through hedging, and why it differs from a short squeeze.
