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Ethereum consensus client Prysm said validators missed out on 382 ETH, equivalent to more than $1 million, after a software bug triggered network disruptions shortly after the recent Fusaka upgrade.

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Bitcoin's price is currently parked at $89,417 with a market cap standing at $1.78 trillion. Over the last 24 hours, it's swung between $88,929.64 and $90,469, with a trading volume clocking in at $35.66 billion—so yes, it's still the life of the liquidity party, even if the dance floor's gotten a little tense.

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XRP price has struggled to move higher even as XRP exchange traded funds continue to see strong interest. This has confused many investors, especially with growing headlines around institutional demand and ETF inflows. On Paul Barron Podcast, analyst Zach Rector said the lack of price movement is frustrating but not surprising.

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An ADA bounce beyond $0.45 is necessary to keep alive the hopes of a bullish trend shift.

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Once a crypto superstar with celebrity access and packed events, “Bitcoin Rodney” now faces decades in prison.

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The announcement of a new bridge has reopened one of the most sensitive fault lines within the XRP community: whether expanding into Solana's DeFi stack strengthens XRP's utility or drains attention and liquidity from its native XRP Ledger.

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Bitcoin price continues to move sideways after a quiet weekend, showing little momentum in either direction. Saturday saw very low activity, and early Sunday trading has not brought any major change. For now, Bitcoin has slipped below the important $90k level after dropping more than 1% in the last 24 hours.

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Algorand technical analysis reveals oversold conditions with ALGO price prediction targeting $0.15 recovery by January 2025 amid mixed analyst forecasts.

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On Friday afternoon, the CFTC published Release 9146-25, a document with a long title and a simple message: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDC are getting a supervised trial run as collateral inside the US derivatives system.

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Bitcoin price looks stuck at first glance. Over the past 24 hours, the price has been nearly flat, down just 0.2%.

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Bitcoin risks declining toward $70,000 as the Bank of Japan prepares a 25-basis-point rate hike on December 19, with analysts citing historical patterns of 20%+ BTC drops following previous BOJ rate increases.

 

Bitcoin prices are stuck around the $90,000 support level, leaving analysts to question where it will head next.

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Bitcoin is positioned for strong growth in 2026 as shifting market dynamics and supportive macro conditions take effect.

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BTC decoupled from equities as correlation broke down, forcing traders to rethink macro alignment.

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Michael Saylor has warned of “chaos, confusion," and "profoundly harmful consequences" if his bitcoin-buying company Strategy is ejected from MSCI indices

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Bitcoin price remained under intense pressure this weekend, and may be at risk of a deeper dive, potentially to $75,000 ahead of the Bank of Japan interest rate decision.

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Ethereum, as the top blockchain in the world for decentralized finance, has caught Wall Street's attention. XRP has a promising role to play in the future of cross-border payments.

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XRP price prediction based on technical analysis. Falling channel, weak momentum, and why a $3 XRP by December looks unlikely.

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In this week's edition of the weekly recap, Coinbase prepares to introduce prediction markets and tokenized equities, a solo Bitcoin miner achieved another improbable block reward, and Tether's CEO expressed interest in acquiring legendary Italian football club Juventus.

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In late 2025, Dogecoin (DOGE), the most popular meme coin, finds itself in a zone where the chart is no longer showing polite warnings, but rather is starting to issue more serious alerts. As highlighted by analyst Ali Martinez on the monthly chart, DOGE is dipping back down to levels that were last visited in 2024.

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With a discernible increase in open interest on Coinbase, XRP is subtly displaying a signal that usually matters more than transient price noise. Although that particular detail by itself does not ensure a rally, historically speaking, it is also not something to disregard, particularly considering Coinbase's special place in the market.

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Itau, Brazil's largest bank, now recommends allocating up to 3% of investment portfolios to bitcoin, despite the cryptocurrency's underwhelming performance in 2025. The bank's recent report emphasizes bitcoin's potential as a portfolio diversifier and hedge against fluctuations in Brazilian reais.

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M and ZEC are in one corner, QNT and KAS are in the other.

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Capital rotation and resilient fundamentals give BNB the lead.

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Sunday's close shows that Bitcoin remains passive and directionless. Meanwhile, large-cap altcoins fall into three categories: those with live catalysts, those trading on rumors and those bleeding capital but not making headlines.