Bitcoin is currently experiencing its worst post-halving performance ever, trading below $60,000 and failing to trigger the usual post-halving price rally. Historically, Bitcoin's halving events reduce supply and lead to significant price increases, but this cycle has seen a sideways grind followed by a drop into a 'disillusionment' phase, resulting in net negative returns for investors who bought at the 2024 halving. Factors such as concerns over major corporate Bitcoin holders and potential interest rate hikes are contributing to this subdued performance. This marks a significant departure from previous cycles where Bitcoin ended with profitable returns after four years.
XRP and Shiba Inu (SHIB) continue to face downward pressure, breaking key support levels and remaining below major moving averages, signaling ongoing bearish trends. Bitcoin struggles to hold above $60,000, with selling momentum strong and key suppor...
A 2026 academic report by CEPR and University of Turin experts highlights that while Bitcoin's decentralization offers real economic value, stablecoins pose significant risks by reintroducing centralized intermediaries. The report explains that both ...
Prediction markets on platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket show a strong bearish sentiment for Bitcoin in 2026, with traders assigning a 76% probability that Bitcoin will hit $50,000 before reaching $100,000. These markets, with over $75 million in c...
Bitcoin and Ether fell to new lows for 2026 following a broad selloff in tech stocks driven by concerns over AI industry costs and speculative profits. This tech weakness spilled over into crypto markets, with significant ETF outflows exceeding $7 bi...
El Salvador has increased its Bitcoin holdings by purchasing an additional 8 BTC, bringing its total official treasury to 7,696.37 BTC. This steady accumulation continues despite recent legal reforms that removed the requirement for businesses to acc...
