Bitcoin has experienced a bear market with a decline of about 49% from its October 2025 peak, which is less severe than previous drops of 75% to 80%. SkyBridge Capital's Anthony Scaramucci suggests this smaller drawdown may indicate a stronger buyer base preparing for recovery. The subdued price is partly due to capital shifting from cryptocurrencies to artificial intelligence investments. Scaramucci forecasts Bitcoin could surpass $100,000 after the next halving in 2028 but cautions that the market may stay sideways for a while. Despite this optimism, experts note that the bear market is not over and Bitcoin remains nearly 50% below its all-time high, with market volatility and economic factors still influencing price movements.
Ethereum's supply on centralized exchanges has dropped to 14.88 million ETH, the lowest in years, reflecting strong institutional demand highlighted by Bitmine's recent $69.44 million ETH purchase. U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs have seen net inflows since ...
Iran's central bank has officially authorized the use of Bitcoin and Tether's USDT stablecoin for international business transactions, aiming to bypass US sanctions. In 2025, about $10 billion in digital currency flowed through Iranian networks, with...
XRP's price climbed 3.8% to $1.43, showing strong weekly gains amid positive technical signals like a descending triangle and bull flag patterns. Analysts highlight key resistance levels at $1.40 and $1.50, with potential breakouts possibly driving p...
Solana (SOL) closed its first positive monthly candle in almost a year, with technical indicators like RSI and MACD showing bullish signals. A large investor accumulated over 285,000 SOL tokens worth nearly $29 million during the recent rebound from ...
Polkadot's governance is voting on a proposal to launch dotUSD, a native decentralized stablecoin initially backed by USDT and later by DOT collateral. The plan includes creating a $5 million liquidity pool combining DOT and USDT, with a phased rollo...
