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
Vitalik Buterin just called out Big Tech for turning the internet into “corposlop.” Strong words from Ethereum’s co-founder. But he’s not just complaining—he’s proposing a
Gold kicked off 2026 with dramatic price swings. After dropping 4% in late December, prices bounced back sharply this week. Now traders face a critical question: Will the rally
Iran just moved over $2 billion in cryptocurrency to fund proxy operations and dodge Western sanctions. That’s not speculation. That’s documented blockchain activity tracked by
Ethereum just hit a critical inflection point. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap now faces two wildly different scenarios, and the margin between them is razor-thin.