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XRP stands just inches above a crucial support line.

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Bitcoiners have mocked financial pundit Peter Schiff after his anti-crypto poll on the X social media network failed miserably.

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Midnight, a privacy-focused blockchain built on Cardano, has surged into the spotlight after becoming the fourth most traded cryptocurrency worldwide. Meanwhile, trading volume spiked to nearly $8 billion, pushing the NIGHT token price up to $0.118 today.

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Bitcoin mining may be providing incremental support to the Russian ruble, Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina said, while cautioning that the effect is difficult to measure because much of the sector still operates in a legal and reporting gray zone.

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Binance is pushing deeper into retail derivatives by allowing everyday users to earn income through Ethereum options selling, a strategy previously limited to experienced, professional traders.

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Bitcoin supporters are warning holders not to rush out of BTC to buy gold even as the metal climbs above $4,000 per ounce. According to market educator Matthew Kratter, Bitcoin's features — like ease of transfer, clear supply rules, and divisibility — make it a stronger long-term store of value than gold.

 

Michael Saylor rekindles the suspense: a new bitcoin purchase is looming, while MSTR is collapsing and regulators threaten Strategy. With 671,000 BTC at stake, can this bold strategy withstand market pressure?

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Binance has opened up ether options to all users, allowing them to earn passive income.

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Bitcoin price has spent most of December moving sideways, frustrating both bulls and bears. Despite short-term volatility, the broader structure remains range-bound as the market approaches year-end.

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The Bank of Japan's latest decision to increase its interest rate to the highest in 30 years has sent the yen plummeting to record lows. As the yen continues to crash, defying the country's expectations, officials warn of “appropriate action” against excessive moves.

 

After surviving the weekend in consolidation mode, the crypto markets today open the trade within the same range-bound levels. The price action turned choppy as traders avoided aggressive positioning. The global crypto market capitalisation is hovering near $3 trillion, showing stability but no decisive expansion. Trading activity, however, picked up modestly.

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Ethereum price appears to be consolidating after months of leverage exited the market, easing pressure without yet pointing to a clear direction.

 

Bitcoin is ending the year under pressure after a weak final quarter, keeping markets split on what comes next. Short-term BTC price action points to continued volatility, but the broader trend is still intact, just not ready to play out yet.

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You might not believe it, but it has been five years since the SEC filed a lawsuit against Ripple. What began as an existential threat to one company became the defining regulatory conflict for the entire crypto industry.

 

Dogecoin does not appear to have a busy 2026 lined up. Its developer community will continue to evaluate changes to the chain.

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Despite attempts to rebound, selling interest kept pressure on the downside, leaving DOGE in a technically vulnerable position.

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Federal regulators are tightening the vise on crypto investment schemes, spotlighting alleged fraud tied to bitcoin mining that raised nearly $100 million while misleading thousands of investors about operations, capacity and the use of their money. SEC Alleges Massive Capacity Gaps in Bitcoin Mining Venture That Pulled in $95.

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Solana price remained in a deep bear market this month, falling to a low of $120, its lowest level since April 25. It has plunged by over 50% from its highest point this year, shedding billions of dollars in value, despite some major catalysts.

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Bitcoin traded near $88,800 on Monday as global markets leaned back into risk following record highs in gold and gains across Asian equities.

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Developers argue that while quantum computers pose no immediate threat, upgrading the protocol and coordinating a network-wide migration could take five to ten years.

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A loss of $1.77 could lead to a significant drop, with the next major support around $0.80.

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Ray Dalio says Bitcoin may function as money but remains unsuitable for central bank reserves despite its limited supply.

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Solana started a recovery wave above the $120 zone. SOL price is now consolidating and faces hurdles near the $128 zone.

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Bitcoin's move to post-quantum security could take 5–10 years due to its decentralized system.

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Polymarket is struggling to regain its market share.