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Ethereum (ETH) price shows renewed signs of weakness; price action was rejected for the 2nd time from the 200-day moving average at the $3,400 region.

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Bulls have failed to keep growing, and most of the coins are again in the red area, according to CoinStats.

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A place long associated with old-world finance is now hosting a tribute to one of the most disruptive ideas in modern economic history.

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GameStop is going through a turbulent period after betting heavily on Bitcoin. The video game retailer sees its cryptocurrency holdings shrink by 9.2 million dollars in three months, causing its stock to fall by more than 5%.

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Bitcoin has stayed above $90,000 while the Fear and Greed Index has remained in the fear zone and the Altcoin Season Index has inched higher, as MYX, Tezos and UNUS SED LEO have recorded cautious gains on stable liquidity and steady network activity.

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Despite the slow down in the recent price rally, Ethereum is still showing signs of strength as traders continue to show resilience amid mixed price action.

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Solana ETFs keep absorbing inflows but spot markets flash fresh weakness.

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Ripple, a crypto payments company, is edging closer to a milestone that could redefine its role and XRP's position in the global finance industry and the US banking sector.

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Solana price has remained above the $130 support level despite a recent market downturn. The price dropped by 4% over the past 24 hours.

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21Shares, a leading issuer of cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs), has announced the launch of the 21Shares XRP ETF (TOXR) on the CBOE. This new offering provides U.S. investors with a transparent and accessible way to gain exposure to XRP for cross-border payments.

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XRP slid 4.3% from a key resistance level as high volume confirms institutional selling pressure. In today's "Chart of the Day," presented by Crypto.com, CoinDesk's Jennifer Sanasie breaks down why strong ETF inflows and falling exchange supply are setting up a volatile, compressed price structure.

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JPMorgan's $50M commercial paper issuance for Galaxy on Solana marks a breakthrough for public-chain finance, with all settlement handled in USDC.

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The market has quickly changed to red as most of the coins are in the red zone, according to CoinMarketCap.

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A recent comment from Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has revived long-running speculation that Ripple's chief technology officer, David Schwartz, could be linked to Bitcoin's anonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. The discussion surfaced during a recent discussion, where analyst Angry Crypto Show revisited earlier claims that pointed to Schwartz as a possible candidate for Satoshi.

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The XRP price dropped to a crucial support level today, Dec. 11, continuing a downward spiral that has been going on since July. After peaking at a record high of $3.66, the token dropped to a low of $2.

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ICP slid 4.28% as a sharp reversal from early highs pushed the token below short-term support, with volume surging during key inflection points.

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In a recent podcast, BitMEX cofounder Arthur Hayes predicts most L1s going to zero, with the exception of Ethereum and Solana.

 

The Dogecoin price has entered another period of volatility as traders attempt to weigh improving technical signals against renewed short-term weakness. The memecoin has been shifting between modest recoveries and sudden pullbacks, creating a landscape where both bullish and bearish narratives remain active.

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Adam Back, a longtime cryptographer and one of the top candidates to be the real Satoshi Nakamoto, once again highlighted the Bitcoin price chart extrapolated over the 200-week moving average, which now stretches above $56,000.

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After weeks of sluggish price action, XRP continues to bleed slowly across both its USDT and BTC pairs. There is no sign of bullish momentum or a meaningful shift in structure, and price remains trapped below key moving averages.

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A crypto analyst known as Angry Crypto Show says he was hit with unexpected backlash after expanding his coverage from Cardano to XRP.

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Binance (BNB) price is facing intensified downside pressure after yet another rejection from the 200-day moving average.

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The token is now trading in a tight range, with buyers defending the $864-$867 zone and sellers capping gains near $868.50, as traders appear cautious.

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New fund enables Save the Children to hold bitcoin, pilot digital wallets, and speed up emergency aid delivery.

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The dollar, along with precious metals and bond yields, is reacting as expected to easier financial conditions, but crypto remains in a bearish trend.