The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index has remained negative for 60 consecutive days, indicating sustained weak institutional demand for Bitcoin in the U.S. This is the longest negative streak recorded, surpassing the previous 30-day record during the 2010-11 crash. Bitcoin's price hovers around $63,000-$64,000 but faces resistance levels. Meanwhile, Ethereum's chances of reaching $10,000 by the end of 2026 are low, with only a 1.9% probability, reflecting reduced institutional interest. Investors should watch for changes in U.S. institutional demand and significant developments in Ethereum that could impact market trends.
The launch of Kimi K3 by Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI triggered a selloff in semiconductor stocks and risk assets, causing Bitcoin to fall below $64,000. The new AI model raised concerns about US chipmaker valuations, impacting tech stocks and spre...
Ethereum's network processed a record 200.4 million transactions in Q1 2026, a 43% increase from the previous quarter, with daily transactions often exceeding 2 million. Despite this growth, total fee revenue dropped 34% year-over-year due to upgrade...
The anticipated altseason, where altcoins outperform Bitcoin, has not occurred for over 260 days, marking a record delay. Bitcoin dominance remains above 55%, indicating capital is still concentrated in Bitcoin rather than rotating into altcoins. Ins...
Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley strongly defends the economic value of Ethereum and Solana tokens amid skepticism about their utility in tokenization of real-world assets (RWA). He argues that doubting the importance of these native tokens repeats past ma...
Ethereum's price fell 3.5% to around $1,820 after failing to break the $2,000 resistance, impacted by weak Democratic support for the CLARITY Act and over $400 million in leveraged crypto liquidations. The bill's uncertain passage and rising U.S. Tre...
