JPMorgan’s bitcoin production cost estimate, which has served as a support level, has fallen to $77,000 from $90,000.
The bank has also lowered price targets for Solana, XRP, BNB, and Avalanche, in addition to bitcoin and ether.
BlackRock is bringing its tokenized Treasury fund BUIDL to Uniswap through Securitize, marking its first direct DeFi trading integration.
Bitstamp volumes helped soften the impact of weaker crypto trading on Robinhood as the company leans more on international activity.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says the sell-off reflects cycle dynamics and macro risk-off forces — not a repeat of 2022’s systemic collapse.
Bitcoin's drop below Strategy’s roughly $76,000 average purchase price has pushed its holdings back into an unrealized loss.
That target is “unrealistic” this year, but possible “over the long term” once negative sentiment reverses, according to the analysts.
Underlying business activity improved in Q4, with adjusted revenue and profitability reaching record levels despite a volatile crypto market.
The bitcoin price has broken below its 365-day moving average for the first time since March 2022, CryptoQuant said.
A Glassnode analyst noted that 44% of the bitcoin supply is "now underwater," given that the token has dropped about 30% in the past month.
The analysts outlined three crypto-driven bear case scenarios while reiterating their view that the crypto cycle could recover in 2026.
Bitcoin has fallen below $78,000 as crypto and precious metals sell off in tandem amid ETF outflows, liquidation pressure and Fed uncertainty.
The "Hyperunit Whale" first rose to notoriety after profiting off a massive short position shortly before President Trump's October tariff announcement.
Crypto liquidations topped $1 billion as leveraged long positions were flushed during the slide and the market cap dropped below $3 trillion.
Attention is shifting beyond rate moves, with investors focused on Fed leadership and political signals shaping the 2026 policy outlook.
Silver-linked ETFs saw a surge in trading activity, briefly outpacing major equity funds and some of the most actively traded U.S. stocks.
Since Dec. 23, bitcoin holders have realized cumulative losses totaling as much as the equivalent of 69,000 BTC, CryptoQuant said.
Investors briefly bid shares well above the IPO price before the market snapped back near the $18 offering level.
Bitcoin rebounded above $91,000 after Trump said he was calling off new tariffs on eight EU countries related to his Greenland ambitions.
Ark Invest says the crypto market could reach about $28 trillion by 2030, driven by wider adoption of public blockchains and digital assets.
The explosive growth stems from the virality of Anthropic's Claude Code, creating a feedback loop where speculators launched tokens for trending AI repositories.
Fee generation is accelerating alongside volumes, with weekly revs hitting a record as short-dated markets capture growing share of activity.
BitMine added more than 35,000 ETH over the past week while expanding staking across multiple providers ahead of its planned MAVAN launch.
CryptoQuant said bitcoin’s recent rebound looks like a “bear market rally,” with demand conditions less negative but weak.
CME is positioning crypto futures as a testing ground for broader changes like smaller contract sizes and, eventually, continuous trading.
Despite the target cut, TD Cowen said Strategy remains an attractive vehicle for investors seeking bitcoin exposure.
The recent crypto market correction was driven mainly by investor de-risking following MSCI’s Oct. announcement, JPMorgan said.
Recent governance turmoil at Zcash has resurfaced questions about development continuity, tempering confidence after the token’s strong Q4.
The firm said Democratic demands for conflict-of-interest restrictions affecting senior officials could complicate passage this year.
Mining stocks continue to trade as a high-beta play on bitcoin, even as many operators push to diversify revenue through AI.