Research firm K33 Research reports that Bitcoin's bear market in 2026 is structurally different from previous cycles, with the February low near $60,000 marking the deepest drop expected. Unlike past crashes exceeding 80%, this downturn is capped at about a 52% decline from the all-time high of $126,272 in October 2025. Prolonged negative funding rates indicate pessimistic sentiment but also suggest limited further downside. Institutional involvement and selling exhaustion among long-term holders support a slow consolidation phase between $60,000 and $75,000 rather than a sharp crash, signaling a potential recovery phase ahead.
Bitcoin rose slightly to $77,175 following support near $76,000, driven by optimism over potential diplomatic progress between the US and Iran and anticipation of Nvidia's earnings report. Diplomatic talks have raised hopes for a swift resolution to ...
Bitcoin's price remains stable around $77,197 with minimal movement, while on-chain data shows large holders (whales) accumulating rather than selling. Exchange inflows are low, indicating limited selling pressure, and miners maintain steady but cont...
David Schwartz, Ripple's CTO Emeritus and XRP Ledger co-creator, joked that he is "accumulating haters" due to his cautious market views, which clash with the ultra-bullish XRP Army. Despite being a key figure, Schwartz often faces criticism from XRP...
Trump Media & Technology Group has withdrawn its SEC filings for two Bitcoin-related ETFs, planning to refile under a different regulatory framework to offer more flexible investment strategies. This move coincides with a significant $648.6 million o...
JPMorgan reports that Bitcoin continues to outperform Ethereum and other altcoins, a trend driven by stronger institutional capital flows and recovery after the October 2025 deleveraging event. While Bitcoin ETFs have regained about two-thirds of the...
