Saad Ullah
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Saad is an engineer with a passion for innovative technology, blockchain has been a natural attraction.
He has more than a decade of experience in handling HR, health, and safety, along with IT management systems for FMCG companies.
Saad loves to learn and share knowledge on disruptive technologies in the financial technology sector. You can contact him via email: saad-ullah@thetradable.com
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SHIB Eyes Breakout While XRP Prepares for Volatility and Bitcoin (BTC) Tests Key Resistance
SHIB nears a breakout, XRP braces for volatility, and Bitcoin tests crucial resistance levels.
SHIB Whales Go Crazy: 24 Trillion Tokens Move in Biggest Day Since December
SHIB whales shift 24 trillion tokens in a single day, marking the biggest move since December.
Cardano (ADA) Just Got a Massive Wall Street Boost Thanks to Nasdaq
Cardano (ADA) surged after Nasdaq-backed support signaled growing Wall Street interest.
XRP (Ripple) Stages Comeback But Trading Volume Tanks 48% – Should Investors Worry?
XRP rebounds in price, but a 48% drop in trading volume raises investor concerns.
SHIB Burns Tank 9% While Crypto Market Goes Green
SHIB token burns dropped 9% even as the broader crypto market saw gains.
XRP (Ripple) Price Update: Is This Sideways Mess About to End?
XRP's price has been stuck in a sideways trend—could a breakout finally be near?
RLUSD Volume Takes a Hit - Down 57% as Traders Lose Interest
RLUSD trading volume drops 57%, signaling waning trader interest.
Solana (SOL) surpasses $1 trillion in DEX trading volume, marking a major DeFi milestone.
Solana (SOL) Just Hit $1 Trillion in DEX Trading – Even the Founder Can't Believe It
Platinum (XPT) Price Surges 31.5% in 8 Weeks, Outshines Silver (XAG)
Platinum (XPT) jumps 31.5% in 8 weeks, outperforming silver (XAG) significantly.
PEPE Token Gets Hammered: 6% Drop Leaves Bulls Facing Brutal 146% Liquidation Hit
PEPE token plunges 6%, triggering a harsh 146% liquidation blow to bullish traders.
