Crypto weathered volatility, regulatory crackdowns and ETF milestones this year, as Bitcoin’s renewed momentum and DeFi, NFT and stablecoin shifts reshaped the digital asset landscape.
Bitcoin plunges to $88,000 in a sharp market sell-off, yet JPMorgan reiterates its bold $170,000 price target, citing institutional demand and long-term bullish fundamentals.
OpenAI faces fresh bailout rumors as markets react sharply; Trump Media soars over 40% on renewed retail interest, while a new WalletConnect interview sheds light on shifting Web3 infrastructure.
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.
Bitcoin drops below $86K as a major whale unloads $2.78B in BTC, overwhelming active dip buyers. The massive sell-off sparks liquidations, sharp volatility and tests key support levels.
Bitcoin traders weigh whether the bull market is fading as the “AI Manhattan Project” narrative accelerates and Monad’s launch sparks sharp reactions across crypto, from risk-on bets to profit-taking.
Bitcoin surged past $94K as analysts liken crypto’s mainstream breakthrough to the internet’s Netscape era, signaling accelerating institutional adoption and a new phase in digital asset finance.
Bitcoin price briefly flash-crashed to $80,000 on major exchanges before rapidly rebounding, sparking renewed volatility concerns and debate over liquidity, leverage, and market manipulation.
Bitcoin Giant Strategy’s decision to build a major cash reserve was a “smart” move, says BitMine’s Tom Lee, arguing the buffer boosts flexibility, cushions volatility and positions the firm for opportunistic Bitcoin buys.
Short-term Bitcoin traders closed 66% of 2025 in profit, fueled by volatility and ETF inflows. As halving effects deepen in 2026, analysts debate whether returns can keep outpacing rising regulatory and macro risks.