Investors are exiting risk assets in the crypto market, with stablecoins gaining demand over altcoins and Ethereum. The stablecoin market cap has shrunk by over $7 billion in 21 days, while $400 billion has left the crypto market overall. Notably, Tether's (USDT) market cap recently exceeded Ethereum's for the first time in nearly eight years, highlighting a shift toward liquidity and capital preservation amid bearish sentiment. This trend suggests 2026 may become a "stablecoin season," with investors prioritizing stability and utility over speculative gains.
T. Rowe Price, managing nearly $2 trillion in assets, launched its first actively managed multi-token crypto ETF (TKNZ) with $15 million initial capital. The ETF includes Bitcoin (41%), Ethereum (18.4%), XRP (9.37%), and Dogecoin (1.28%), marking sig...
Bitcoin held steady around $64,000 as spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $79.2 million, even while other major cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin dropped about 1% amid macroeconomic risk-off sentiment. Market data showed significant ...
Tom Lee of Fundstrat highlights Ethereum's crucial role in the future of AI, emphasizing two main reasons: AI systems need secure, immutable rules for autonomous transactions, and users will distrust centralized entities like governments or big tech ...
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...
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 20...
