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Crypto markets lost $19 billion overnight. But here’s the weird part—nobody’s panicking. Bitcoin hovers around $69,500 with zero momentum. Altcoins like Midnight (NIGHT) took

The crypto market tanked more than 20% this year. Now traders face a tough question: is this the bottom, or does the bear market have more room to fall?

BitMine just doubled down on Ethereum during one of crypto’s worst drawdowns. The firm scooped up over 40,000 ETH in a single day while sitting on $7 billion in unrealized losses.

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.