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Cryptocurrency theft just set a brutal new record. Hackers and scammers walked away with $4.04 billion in 2025, a 34% jump from the previous year.

Bitcoin bounced back above $91,000 this week. Traders cheered. But the celebration might be premature. Hidden beneath the price recovery sits a troubling reality. Derivatives

The crypto market just jolted to life. Bitcoin smashed through resistance levels investors watched for weeks. Plus, one obscure altcoin surged 25% in a single day while traders

January’s second week brings critical network upgrades and protocol changes. Three altcoins stand out with catalysts that could drive significant price action in the coming days.

Crypto investors lost big last week. Digital asset funds saw $454 million walk out the door, nearly wiping out the entire $1.5 billion that flowed in earlier this month.

Bitcoin’s breakout setup looks solid on paper. The chart structure checks out. Short-term panic selling dried up. But there’s a problem.

The crypto market just shook off last week’s slump. In fact, total market cap jumped $55.8 billion in 24 hours. Bitcoin climbed back above $91,500. Altcoins are waking up too.

Stablecoin issuer Tether just wiped $182 million off the ledger in a single day. Five Tron wallets got hit with instant freezes during the last 24 hours.

Zcash just fell off a cliff. The privacy coin broke critical support and now faces a potential 30% plunge to $253. Yet large holders are buying aggressively through the wreckage.

Bitcoin’s yearly performance just turned slightly negative. That small red number might trigger something big. Right now, BTC trades roughly 4% below breakeven for the year. But