Kelvin Murithi, Publisher at CoinCodex
Kelvin Murithi is a crypto analyst specializing in market analysis, on-chain trends, and overall market fundamentals. He utilizes his data analytical skills to cover major developments across Bitcoin, altcoins, ETFs and digital asset markets to deliver data-driven insights.
Kelvin Murithi Latest Articles
Bernstein raised Robinhood's price target to $160, citing rapid growth in prediction markets, tokenized equities, and blockchain infrastructure as new revenue drivers.
U.S. Treasury yields moved higher as investors monitored escalating Middle East tensions, fresh economic data, and upcoming PMI figures for clues on the Federal Reserve's next move.
Bitcoin whales accumulated 66,700 BTC while the price reclaimed $65,000 before retracing. On-chain data points to growing accumulation despite mixed technical indicators.
Polymarket traders have raised the odds of the CLARITY Act passing to 37% after the prediction market hit its lowest level of 2026, signaling a modest boost in optimism for U.S. crypto regulation.
The global semiconductor sector is approaching bear market territory as investors rotate out of AI stocks, sending major chipmakers lower despite strong long-term demand.
KAITO jumps over 20% as AI optimism fuels demand and open interest reaches a record $106 million, signaling strong momentum and rising trader activity.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker, has delivered stronger-than-expected second-quarter earnings and announced plans to invest $100 billion in the United States.
Glassnode data suggests Bitcoin's bear market may be approaching its final stage as realized losses among 1-2 year holders begin to cool, historically a key bottoming signal.
ONDO rallied 15% after launching the first tokenized stock representations based on DTCC tokenized entitlements, joining BlackRock, JPMorgan, Nasdaq, and NYSE in the DTCC tokenization initiative.
TeraWulf shares fell 7% after New York imposed a temporary freeze on new large-scale data center permits, even as CEO Paul Prager called the move beneficial for the company.