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Top crypto firms reveal their 2026 forecasts: BTC ATHs, stablecoin dominance, and tokenized assets take center stage as speculation gives way to real-world infrastructure.
Bitcoin price volatility has picked up ahead of a record $23.7 billion options expiry, with BTC hovering around $88.5K.
India’s billionaire Nikhil Kamath claims that he does not own a single Bitcoin but is open to exploring the crypto world next year.
Smaller altcoins see slightly bigger gains on Christmas while the leading altcoin struggles to break the $3,000 mark.
Anthony Pompliano said Bitcoin’s lack of a year-end rally does not signal an imminent crash moving into Q1 2026.
Bitcoin price action shows bearish similarities to 2021, with analysts flagging a potential double-top structure amid renewed selling pressure.
VanEck sees 2026 as a consolidation year for Bitcoin: lower volatility, miners’ AI/HPC pivot as the standout play, plus selective upside in stablecoin B2B payments with a disciplined 1–3% DCA.
Crypto market sell-offs intensified ahead of the U.S. GDP release, pushing Bitcoin below $88,000 and triggering over $250 million in liquidations amid extreme fear sentiment.
Gold, silver, and equities are pushing higher, but Bitcoin remains range-bound amid debate over market manipulation.
Asset manager VanEck noted that Bitcoin’s recent 4% hashrate decline mirrors past periods where miner exits preceded positive 90-day BTC returns.
The IMF said negotiations with El Salvador over the future of the Chivo Bitcoin wallet are well advanced.
Bitcoin price recently climbed above $90,000, hinting at a possible recovery, but there are still concerns that the rally may not last.
Ghana has formally legalized cryptocurrency trading under a new law that brings all digital asset activity under central bank control.
Bitcoin’s network hashrate dropped temporarily on December 18 following reports of Xinjiang mining shutdowns, but pool-level data reveals the impact was minimal and recovery swift.
Economist Peter Schiff said that MSTR stock correction is not over, predicting another 50% crash and Bitcoin price drop under $50,000.