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Since Oct. 10, 2025, Bitcoin’s price has fallen about 44%, but US spot Bitcoin ETFs have reduced their BTC holdings by only 6.6%, showing major strength.
SEC filing sets $11M restructuring charges as Gemini offboards UK/EU/AU users into withdrawal-only mode on March 5, 2026.
Strategy stock dipped before earnings release as Bitcoin fell below $70,000, a reflection of the broader crypto meltdown.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin slammed the rise of copy-paste EVM Chains with minimal innovation, which stifles progress.
Tether has celebrated several milestones, including an all-time high in its circulating supply, but USDT has seen some unpegging recently.
Rep. Ro Khanna has opened a House Select Committee inquiry into World Liberty Financial over the $500 million Abu Dhabi deal.
Payy rolls out Ethereum Layer-2 network for ERC-20 transfers. This comes as the network recognizes the slow speed of TradFi transactions.
Tron Inc. recently added more TRX to its treasury and increased its total holdings to nearly $540 million as the token continues to outperform Bitcoin.
Cardano’s ADA has dropped out of the top 10 cryptocurrencies following a sharp selloff as Hoskinson announced a major Logan AI upgrade.
The co-founder of Ethereum has been selling ETH nonstop as the bearish momentum in the crypto market deepens.
XRP has dropped to a 15-month low, testing key support levels. Analysts highlight potential accumulation zones and long-term upside.
Bitcoin fell below $70,000 as analyst PlanB outlines four possible bear market scenarios. Investors watch for a potential bottom and crypto winter trends.
Veteran economist Peter Brandt warned that institutional “campaign selling” could drive Bitcoin’s price down to around $63,800.
Bitcoin fell below $73.000 for the second time since April 2025, extending losses to 40% from its October peak while mining companies posted double-digit declines.
Fireblocks has integrated the Stacks network, enabling its 2,400+ institutional clients to access Bitcoin DeFi protocols for lending, staking, and earning yields without selling BTC holdings.