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Despite Bitcoin trading about 12% lower than a year ago, corporate accumulation shows no sign of slowing in 2026.

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Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF is now available on Morgan Stanley's E*TRADE platform, expanding access to regulated Bitcoin exposure for financial advisors and clients across the United States. The listing opens the fund to advisors managing more than $7.4 trillion in assets on Morgan Stanley's platform, marking a key distribution milestone for Grayscale.

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TL;DR A South Dakota state lawmaker has reintroduced legislation that would allow the creation of a Bitcoin Reserve at the state level. The proposal authorizes up to 10% of certain public funds to be allocated to Bitcoin under existing investment oversight rules.

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Animoca Brands Japan and RootstockLabs have formed a strategic alliance to introduce Bitcoin DeFi tools in Japan, according to Kensuke Amo, CEO of Animoca Japan. The agreement aims to localize Rootstock's institutional program, enabling corporations to manage BTC within their treasuries through decentralized protocols protected by the security of the main network.

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Mantle Super Portal bridges $MNT from Ethereum to Solana, linking DeFi and CeFi for seamless cross-chain liquidity.

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TL;DR BlackRock halted its massive Bitcoin sell-off after four consecutive days of outflows and recorded a positive inflow of $15.9 million in its IBIT ETF, helping the market close in the green. Other asset managers recorded smaller transactions: WisdomTree BTCW $2.8M, Grayscale BTC $7.7M, Fidelity FBTC -$5.7M, Bitwise BITB -$11M, and Ark Invest ARKB -$2.9M.

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Bitcoin is stuck in a tight band ahead of this week's Federal Reserve decision, with several analysts flagging a potential Wyckoff “spring” that could push prices below $80,000 before momentum rebuilds. Flows and positioning remain skewed by US institutions, while safe-haven assets surge and macro uncertainty rises.

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The Bitcoin (BTC) price fell below the moving average lines, reaching a low of $86,045 before rebounding.

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Classic American steakburger chain Steak ‘n Shake expanded its Bitcoin holdings by $5 million, bringing total cryptocurrency exposure to $15 million through its innovative “Burger-to-Bitcoin transformation” model.

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Data shows February tends to be one of BTC's best performing months, leading Bitcoin network economist Timothy Peterson to dub it the real “Uptober” event. Will history repeat itself next month?

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SOL exchange-traded funds (ETFs) defied the market's downtrend as they booked high net inflows last week, reflecting strong institutional interest and adding fuel to bullish Solana price predictions.Data from CoinShares shows that, while XRP ETFs saw $18.2 million in outflows, investors poured $17.1 million into Solana funds.

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Ripple, one of the most prominent enterprise blockchain companies, is expanding its London leadership team.

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Bitcoin traded sideways on Jan. 27, consolidating near $87,650 after a narrow range between $88,760 and $87,315, leaving its market cap at $1.73 trillion. Analysts are cautiously optimistic about February, historically a strong month for bitcoin, though some warn that shifting cycles. Bitcoin Consolidates Despite ETF Inflows Bitcoin traded sideways on Tuesday, Jan.

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Anthropic is set to raise $20 billion in its latest funding round, double the amount it initially targeted, according to the FT.

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TL;DR SharpLink Gaming generated 465 ETH in staking rewards over the past week, equivalent to $1.35 million, bringing its cumulative total to over 11,600 ETH since June 2025. The company holds more than 865,000 ETH. It has expanded operations into restaking and Layer-2 infrastructure, deploying approximately $170 million on the Linea network.

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Bitcoin is showing signs of life ahead an expected interest rate hold by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday. Cryptocurrency Ticker Price Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) $88,945 Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) $3,007 Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) $126.60 XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) $1.92 Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) $0.1240 Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) $0.057755 Notable Statistics: Coinglass data shows 86,279 traders were liquidated in the past 24 hours for $190.74 million.

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Bitcoin holds $88K as US states advance crypto policy, firms add BTC, and charts tighten. Traders watch whether consolidation leads to a breakout or pullback.

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The second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, Ethereum, appears to have quietly crossed an important critical threshold that has historically signaled major price expansions. While the Ethereum price action may still appear calm on the surface, underlying market structure and flow dynamics suggest a meaningful shift is underway.

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TL;DR Rick Rieder is the prediction market favorite to become the next Federal Reserve Chair. The BlackRock executive has a history of making pro-Bitcoin and pro-crypto public statements. His potential appointment is viewed as a major positive signal for the crypto sector.

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Bitcoin's 2026 problem is the weekend I keep coming back to this line because it feels brutally true in the way only markets can be true. The only thing worse than buying Bitcoin this year was not buying Bitcoin.

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Fundstrat's Tom Lee says the metals rally is “sucking oxygen” out of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) and crypto markets, but predicts a surge for cryptocurrencies nonetheless. Why Crypto Isn't Rallying Despite Bullish Fundamentals Lee said on CNBC on Monday that crypto prices are stuck despite improving fundamentals: it's a simple case of money flowing to where the action is.

 

XRP trades near $1.89 as it retests trendline resistance at $1.97, with traders watching for a breakout or rejection to set direction.

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Low interest rates are a long-term tailwind that can help Bitcoin reclaim all-time highs. Institutional investors are loading up on Bitcoin while making it easier for their customers to buy Bitcoin.

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TL;DR The Bitcoin/Gold ratio fell below its Power Law curve and the 200-2W EMA in 2026, breaking historical cycle-bottom levels. BTC reached its most undervalued stage while gold surpassed $5,000 per ounce. Gold yield projections and U.S. macro policies could influence the index.

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The state representative introduced similar legislation shortly after taking office in 2025, but the bill was deferred and not signed into law.