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🚨 JUST IN: Notcoin’s co-founders declared the tap-to-earn model “probably dead” as Telegram Web3 gaming shifts toward fun, social experiences rather than token farming.

Notcoin co-founder: Tap-to-Earn model is "basically dead" At the Token2049 event held in Dubai, Notcoin co-founders Sasha and Vladimir Plotvinov and product manager Uliana Salo said in an interview that the Tap-to-Earn model is difficult to attract players in the long term and is now "basically dead". Web3 games are turning to more entertaining and social forms. Notcoin was the most popular Tap-to-Earn game on Telegram in 2024, attracting more than 30 million users in 3 months. The team believes that the role of Web3 in the Telegram ecosystem will shift from an incentive to added value, and there is still potential for future development, but it currently lacks strong publishers and capital support. (Cointelegraph)

$BTC: I think 92k makes a lot of sense to be honest, wouldn't be surprised to see us tap that area in the short term. CME Gap from before (there's a new one above). I'm still in buy the dip mode but I'm much slower to do so right now given conditions and not rushing in.

A Dubai-based investment firm just dumped $8.8 billion into the Maldives to build a massive crypto-focused financial hub, more money than the entire country’s GDP. The deal, announced this week, comes from MBS Global Investments, a family office that says it manages around $14 billion in assets. The five-year project will be built in the capital, Malé, and aims to pull the island nation out of a growing debt crisis. The Maldives finance minister Moosa Zameer reportedly told the Financial Times that the country needs to “take the leap” and move away from its dependence on tourism and fisheries. He said the country’s biggest problem is debt payments due within the next two years. “It’s something we see as a potential contributor to bring us out of certain difficulties that we are in,” Zameer said about the crypto investment. MBS Global Investments officially signed a joint venture agreement with the Maldives government on Sunday. The plan is to build the Maldives International Financial Centre, which will cover 830,000 square meters, house 6,500 residents, and create 16,000 jobs. It will serve as a crypto financial zone aiming to triple the Maldives’ GDP within four years, and generate over $1 billion in revenue by the fifth year, according to the masterplan. MBS chief executive Nadeem Hussain confirmed that commitments worth between $4 billion and $5 billion have already been secured. “We appreciated right from the offset what was involved in terms of funding and we’ve made the necessary alliances and brought in the necessary partners to ensure we have that,” Hussain said. “It is a large sum of money.” The office is backed by Sheikh Nayef bin Eid Al Thani, a Qatari national, who will tap into a network of family offices and wealthy individuals to raise the rest of the funds. Hussain said the firm plans to use a mix of equity and debt to finance the buildout of the crypto hub. This announcement comes just months after India gave the Maldives a $760 million bailout to help prevent a default. But the numbers are still ugly. Moody’s Ratings flagged major liquidity problems in December, pointing to external debt payments of around $600 million to $700 million due this year, and another $1 billion in 2026, including a $500 million sukuk, a debt instrument compliant with Islamic finance. Zameer said that both India and China have been important “development partners,” but this new deal with MBS is different. “With MBS we are getting into business, it’s going to be a business which is totally different from the traditional models of borrowings that we do,” he said. The country is now banking on its political stability, location, and access to major markets like India and the Gulf as advantages. Cryptopolitan Academy: Coming Soon - A New Way to Earn Passive Income with DeFi in 2025. Learn More

Although history should not serve as an indication for future price movements, one cannot help but ask it for advice, especially in times of indecision and lack of a clear trend. CryptoQuant’s latest analysis shows a promising picture when it comes down to the behavior of short-term holders (those holding their assets for somewhere between a day and a week), which have been growing in the past few weeks – something that was observed ahead of the two significant rallies in 2024. The accumulation trend mentioned by CryptoQuant’s Crypto Dan hints back at the developments that took place in January and October last year. Back then, STHs, which were absent from the BTC market, at least until recently, went on a buying spree, which was confirmed by the growing number of active addresses. What followed both times were rather quick price upticks for bitcoin, which soared to a new all-time high in March 2024 after the launch of the ETFs, and a new peak down the line in January 2025 ahead of Trump’s inauguration. “Now, a similar increase in short-term holder activity is once again being observed, which could signal the beginning of another bullish phase, just like in the past. Notably, this indicator has historically moved ahead of major price surges, making it a reliable signal of accumulation,” said the CQ analyst. After the April 7 and 9 lows of under $74,000, the primary cryptocurrency went on the offensive hard and exploded by over $20,000 to tap $96,000 last Friday. Its run, even though quite impressive, was stopped there, and the asset spent the following week or so in a tight range between $93,000 and $95,000. The lower boundary was tested on a couple of occasions, including yesterday, but it managed to hold. As such, BTC bounced off and spiked above the upper one earlier today. As of now, the cryptocurrency trades close to $96,500, which is the highest price since February 23. Aside from the STHs’ behavior, there are a few more bullish signals on the BTC front, including whale and institutional accumulation. We published another report as well about the most probable scenarios for BTC for 2025, which you can check here .