Crypto Base

Over $278 million in cryptocurrency tokens hit the market this week. Three projects lead the pack with significant releases that could trigger price swings.

Bitcoin crashed over 22% last month. Now analysts are mapping where this bear market actually ends. The biggest crypto briefly touched $60,000 last week before bouncing back.

The crypto market just added $30 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin crossed $70,000 again. And traders finally exhaled after a brutal week.

Ethereum just jumped 23% off its lows. Traders are calling the bottom. But the charts and on-chain data tell a different story.

Bitcoin just had its worst day since FTX collapsed. And no, it wasn’t retail panic selling or some quantum computing scare.

Bitcoin mining difficulty crashed 11% this week. That’s the steepest drop since China banned crypto mining back in 2021.

Cryptocurrency phishing attacks evolved dramatically in January 2026. Losses from signature scams alone jumped 207% to $6.3 million.

Bitcoin just bounced off $60,000 like it hit a trampoline. But that recovery? It’s not what it seems. The numbers tell a different story. Hidden metrics reveal this bounce is

Beijing dropped a hammer on crypto this week. Not a warning. Not a consultation. A total ban on stablecoins and real-world asset tokenization for anyone touching Chinese users.

Solana just bounced 12% after a brutal drop. But here’s the problem—the buyers who usually rescue SOL during crashes aren’t showing up this time.