Bitcoin experienced price volatility in early 2026 due to Federal Reserve policy uncertainty and Middle East geopolitical tensions, but maintained stable liquidity and recovering derivatives activity. Kaiko Research highlights that Bitcoin's market depth and realized volatility improved after initial shocks, indicating a more mature market adapting to macro-driven influences. Bitcoin's correlation with traditional assets like the S&P 500 increased, reflecting its behavior as a macro-sensitive risk asset rather than a purely alternative investment. The market is in a phase of gradual recovery, though further weeks will confirm if this stability endures.
Cathie Wood of Ark Invest predicts Bitcoin could reach $1.25 million in the long run, driven by institutional adoption and a generational wealth transfer. Despite recent ETF outflows and market fear, Bitcoin's weekly buy signals remain strong, sugges...
XRP's liquidity on Binance has dropped to its lowest since 2020 as large holders shift coins off-exchange, increasing price volatility. Binance is delisting nine trading pairs, including key Shiba Inu rivals, to consolidate liquidity into USDT pairs....
Cryptocurrency prices exhibit mixed changes with Bitcoin slightly down at $77,107 and Ethereum up modestly to $2,119. Notable gainers include NEAR with a 17.08% rise and OKB up 14.84%, while some coins like ZEC and BEAT face significant drops. These ...
Bitcoin's network activity has slowed significantly, with active addresses dropping from 821,000 to 494,000 in two weeks, a 39.8% decline. This decrease reflects short-term traders exiting as the crypto market consolidates and Bitcoin trades sideways...
Bitcoin's on-chain activity has sharply declined, with active addresses falling nearly 40% from 821,000 to 494,000 over two weeks during price consolidation below $80,000. This drop suggests reduced short-term trading and a shift toward long-term hol...
