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Ethereum whales increased holdings as mid tier wallets sold, while ETH MVRV stayed above the historical bottom threshold.

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XRP rebounds nearly 20% after plunging to $1.14, as heavy liquidations clear leveraged traders and selling pressure rapidly fades.

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The firm's looped ETH long position unraveled this week as ether's price crashed, resulting in an estimated $686 million loss.

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The crypto markets experienced some relief as the selling pressure eased over the major cryptos. The market capitalisation recovered above $2.4 trillion, while the volume dropped close to $200 billion from the highs around $306 billion during the sell-off. The crypto ETF also turned positive after 2 to 3 days of continuous outflow.

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Bitcoin at $68K tests key support post-$2.5B wipeout. RSI oversold signals bounce potential; $60K next if fails.

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Whales in Ethereum's market are keeping themselves busy.

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Bitcoin has experienced one of its sharpest corrections in recent years, slipping below the $65,000 level and reaching its lowest price since October 2024. The decline reflects persistent selling pressure across the crypto market, accompanied by deteriorating macro sentiment, reduced liquidity, and cautious positioning among institutional participants.

 

Many things have changed since Satoshi Nakamoto mined the first Bitcoin block on January 3, 2009. Nowadays, mining has become a much more serious and complex endeavor, so it makes perfect sense to question whether it is still a profitable activity.

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The crypto market showed early signs of recovery today after a sharp sell-off, with Bitcoin climbing back above the $71,000 level.

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Ripple's native token XRP is shifting from a trading-focused crypto asset into a key settlement layer for institutional finance. A new strategic update around XRP Ledger (XRPL) shows a strong push toward regulated decentralized finance, positioning XRP at the core of payments, liquidity transfers, and on-chain credit activity. Meanwhile, XRP is trading near $1.

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Dogecoin is currently fighting for survival at the $0.089 mark, down 85% from its cycle peak as the “Musk Effect” fades and unlimited issuance weighs on price discovery. But while the old guard bleeds out, a new narrative is taking hold in private—Minotaurus (MTAUR), a maze-based gaming project that has ignored the recent FOMC-driven crash.

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Dogecoin breaks out from $0.08 support as Bitcoin rallies. DOGE targets $0.13 breakout level with potential to reach $0.15 and $0.21.

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Ongoing miner distress may derail BTC recovery.

 

Bitcoin's roughly 50% drawdown has less to do with cycle déjà vu than a deeper break in the market's old playbook, according to Jeff Park, partner and CIO at ProCap Financial, who argues a prospective Kevin Warsh-led Federal Reserve could catalyze a regime shift in how Bitcoin trades. In an conversation with Anthony Pompliano, Park said he believes Bitcoin has been in a bear market “for quite a bit,” and warned that the familiar reflexive framework, easier policy, more liquidity, higher BTC, has stopped doing the explanatory work it once did.

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Bitcoin is struggling to stabilize around the $65K level as persistent selling pressure continues to weigh on market sentiment. The recent decline has reinforced uncertainty among investors, with volatility increasing and liquidity conditions tightening across major trading venues.

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The ENS will launch its ENSv2 on Ethereum, leaving its own L2.

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While most of the crypto market is dealing with the implications of yesterday's multibillion bloodbath, XRP holds its ground against Bitcoin in a way few noticed.

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Over time, Bitcoin's market cap should advance toward the $34 trillion valuation of gold. Besides being portable, transactable, and censorship resistant, the crypto's hard supply cap is a compelling trait.

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XRP momentum is accelerating as Bitrue deepens integration, rolls out new RLUSD trading pairs, and doubles down on positioning traders for a potential market recovery, reinforcing XRP's role as a core growth asset in crypto markets.

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The surge in Google search activity for "Bitcoin" led Bitwise's head of Europe, André Dragosch, to claim that “retail is coming back.”

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The NFT market recorded $58.34 million in sales volume over the past week, falling 20.34% from the previous period. NFT buyers climbed 21.97% to 296,018, while sellers jumped 24.63% to 270,495.

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Strategy's leadership is pushing back against growing concerns that the world's largest corporate holder of Bitcoin (BTC) could face serious financial stress as the cryptocurrency's price continues to slide. Speaking after the company released its fourth‑quarter results, CEO Phong Le sought to reassure investors that the firm remains well-positioned, even as Bitcoin fell close to $60,000 on Thursday.

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XRP snapped a three-day losing streak as dip buyers defended $1.0, while ETF inflows and hopes for crypto-friendly US regulation supported upside targets.

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Metaplanet is pressing ahead with its plan to buy more Bitcoin even as the broader crypto market turns sour.

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XRP has staged a sharp rebound after a steep sell-off rattled investor confidence across the market. The token had suffered heavy losses, triggering fear-driven exits among retail holders.