DennTech Blog
Crypto market insights, trading strategy guides, and tool tutorials.
The mempool is the waiting room for unconfirmed Bitcoin and Ethereum transactions. This guide explains how mempool fee markets work, why transactions get stuck, how Bitcoin's RBF and CPFP mechanisms accelerate stuck transactions, and how Ethereum's public mempool creates MEV exposure.
Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle remains the most reliable structural framework for long-term crypto investing. This analysis examines where we stand in August 2026 using on-chain metrics, Bitcoin dominance, and historical cycle comparisons.
Every crypto market cycle follows a recognisable four-phase structure. Investors who understand these phases and the indicators that signal transitions between them hold a decisive structural advantage.
Every Bitcoin halving has been followed by a significant bull market. But the timing, magnitude, and lead/lag relationship has varied each cycle. This analysis examines all four halvings in detail, extracts what's consistent, and provides a framework for positioning around future events.
About This Blog
The DennTech blog publishes practical crypto trading guides written by active traders. We don't chase headlines or pump projects — every article is designed to make you a more disciplined, informed trader.
Our content covers the full spectrum of active trading: risk management fundamentals, position sizing, futures mechanics, DCA strategies, trading psychology, and step-by-step tutorials for every tool in our free calculator suite.
Whether you're learning to size your first trade or refining an advanced strategy, there's a guide here for you. Every post links directly to the relevant free trading calculators so you can apply what you read immediately.
How to size positions, set stop-losses, and protect your capital from catastrophic drawdowns.
Technical and on-chain breakdowns of crypto market structure, trends, and key levels.
Overcoming bias, building discipline, and maintaining consistency through volatility.
How to build, back-test, and refine trading strategies that hold up in real markets.