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XRP has held above the $2 support level as treasury firm Evernoth announced collaboration to improve activity on XRPL.
Bitcoin price fell below the $90,000 support level, triggering more than $450 million in crypto liquidations amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Morgan Stanley expands its crypto ETF push by submitting an S-1 filing to the US SEC for an Ethereum Trust.
Ripple has ruled out an initial public offering, with President Monica Long stating the company does not need public market capital to fund growth.
Hyperliquid data shows James Wynn taking Bitcoin profits and shifting into Ethereum, while holding a profitable PEPE long position.
Tether introduces Scudo, a new unit equal to 1/1000th troy ounce of gold, enabling easier fractional XAUT transactions as gold maintains record highs above $4,400.
David Duong cited research showing 6.51 million BTC at risk, with address reuse responsible for 70% of vulnerable coins.
The Ethereum staking validator exit queue has fallen by roughly 99.9% from its September peak to just 32 ETH, showing rising demand for staking again.
The Alt/BTC ratio has formed a familiar cycle low while the monthly MACD has turned bullish after nearly two years.
The co-founder of BitMEX explains in his latest essay how politics, credit, and energy prices drive Bitcoin’s future.
Bitcoin ETFs logged $697 million in net inflows on Jan. 5, the strongest daily intake since October 2025.
Bitcoin lagged in 2025 as crypto fund inflows hit $47.2B. Altcoins like Ethereum, XRP, and Solana drove much of the growth.
A new phishing campaign flagged by SlowMist is actively targeting users of MetaMask by impersonating two-factor authentication security checks.
Despite the macro shock from Venezuela, Bitcoin’s price and on-chain movements seem steady without any signs of panic yet.
Binance has extended the Monitoring Tags on ACA, D, DATA, and FLOW, hinting at the possibility of a delist.