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Bitcoin is going through one of its toughest phases in months. Nearly half of the circulating supply is at a loss, ETFs are bleeding billions, and yet — miners and long-term holders refuse to give in.

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Bitcoin's recent price drop rattled investors across the market. But Arca CIO Jeff Dorman says crypto wasn't the cause. In a Milk Road Show interview, Dorman explained that the crash came from big Wall Street funds pulling money out across all markets, not from crypto traders selling.

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Stan Chartered just revised their XRP price target, but capital flow rotation points the opposite way.

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American restaurant chain Steak ‘n Shake says its nine‑month burger‑to‑Bitcoin strategy has driven “dramatic” same‑store sales growth and a $15 million Bitcoin reserve.

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Spot Ethereum (ETH) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are facing immense selling pressure, having recorded four consecutive weeks of net outflows.

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Despite criticism, Bitcoin uses just 0.23% of global electricity, while AI demand is set to triple by 2028.

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Bitcoin's week went pretty badly. The cryptocurrency surged from $60,000 but couldn't break through the $71,800 resistance that's been blocking bulls for days now.

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Bitcoin price hovered at $68,021 on Tuesday, following a week of consolidation below the $70k level. Ethereum is trading around $1,970.

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Altcoin Sherpa says Bitcoin's bear phase could end within 12 months as ETFs, macro risks and a possible capitulation shape the next accumulation zone.

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Ethereum is the world's leading platform for developing decentralized applications, which are increasingly popular in areas like finance. Ether is the native cryptocurrency in the Ethereum network, and it has recently been swept up in the broader crypto market sell-off.

 

Kevin O'Leary says quantum risks are capping institutional Bitcoin exposure near 3% as BIP-360 proposes a new P2MR output to harden the network's security.

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As XRP continues to struggle below the $1.50 zone, the asset's network activity has dropped sharply, signaling cooling participation across the blockchain.

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Going into 2026, the banking giant Standard Chartered was consistently and decisively bullish regarding cryptocurrencies despite the decline from the October 2025 all-time highs (ATH) arguably being in full swing.

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Prominent cryptocurrency trader Willy Woo has taken to X to share his take on the gold-vs.-Bitcoin narrative that has been on the rise recently.

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PI has returned to the top 50 alts by market cap, while M has exploded by double digits.

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XRP is sliding even as the XRP Ledger (XRPL) rolls out features that supporters have long framed as a bridge to institutional adoption. According to CryptoSlate's data, the token has been trading around $1.47, while a mix of fresh supply signals, cooling marginal demand, and broader risk-off behavior continues to pressure the price.

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SOL trading has built deep liquidity on the Solana chain, after the launch of new competitive Prop AMM, specialized DEX with targeted liquidity pools.

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XRP is witnessing a massive drop in network activity. Data shared by renowned on-chain analyst Ali Martinez indicates that XRP's network activity declined by approximately 26% in the past week.

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Bitcoin has just sent a signal that the market cannot ignore. After a brief surge above 70,000 dollars, Bitcoin sharply corrected in a fragile liquidity context, triggering a wave of massive liquidations.

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Bitcoin has plunged nearly 50% from its all-time highs, but investor and entrepreneur Kevin O'Leary says the real story goes far beyond price action.

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Harvard is now an Ethereum (ETH) investor. The Ivy League Institution's endowment bought more than $86.8 million worth of BlackRock's iShares Ethereum Trust exchange-traded fund (ETF) in the fourth quarter of 2025, per filings submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last week.

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The Bitcoin vs. gold debate has heated up over the past few months as investors reassess inflation risks and the future direction of monetary policy.

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XRP Ledger ranks second in 30-day Real World Asset growth, signaling fast on-chain adoption.

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Bitdeer Technologies Group, a Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin (BTC) mining company, reduced its Bitcoin holdings by 96.5 bitcoins last week, bringing total reserves to approximately 943.1 bitcoins, according to data compiled by BitcoinTreasuries.

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The Bitcoin price is funnelling into the point of a triangle, and the decision to break up or down is coming soon. If the price breaks up, a move to $80K could be next.