Crypto markets in 2025 were defined by ETF adoption, memecoins, and regulatory shifts. Our 2025 recap breaks down the key trends and what they signal for Bitcoin, altcoins, and DeFi going into 2026.
Bitcoin faces mounting liquidation risk as leveraged short positions could be wiped out if the price reaches $88,000, according to new AI-driven analytics tracking rising leverage across major exchanges.
Crypto market rebounds as Bitcoin steadies above $88K, signaling renewed investor confidence. Major altcoins recover sharply, with rising volumes and improved sentiment pointing to a potential continuation of the uptrend.
Polkadot’s DOT jumped 6% over the weekend, outpacing broader crypto markets and lifting the CoinDesk 20 index. The move signals renewed risk appetite as traders rotate into major altcoins.
Polkadot’s DOT slipped as much as 5% after a failed breakout sparked a wave of selling, leaving the token underperforming the broader crypto market amid renewed volatility and risk-off sentiment.
A trader’s single copy‑paste blunder allegedly routed $50M in USDT to the wrong address, freezing the funds and starkly showing how a tiny slip can trigger catastrophic, irreversible losses in crypto
JPMorgan is reportedly exploring crypto trading services for institutional clients, signaling a potential shift on Wall Street as major banks weigh growing demand for digital asset exposure.
Conflux (CFX) jumped 9% after striking a high-profile AI gaming partnership, sparking renewed bullish sentiment. Analysts say a sustained rally toward $0.093 is possible only if trading volume and on-chain activity continue to rise.
Despite popular narratives blaming whales, halving cycles or ETFs, new data shows Bitcoin and altcoin prices are driven more by liquidity flows, macro risk appetite and speculative crowd behavior than by long-term fundamentals.
Bitcoin enters a critical decision phase as its price consolidates in a tight range, with traders watching key support and resistance levels for signs of a decisive breakout or deeper correction.