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Previously, through most of late 2025, volatility had stayed compressed between 0.42 and 0.45. At the time, it hinted at calmer trading conditions as the price gradually advanced on the charts, which is about as exciting as watching grass grow… if the grass were also a cryptocurrency.

Anyway, Patel’s got his fancy charts and Fibonacci retracement levels-because nothing says “I’m smart” like throwing around Fibonacci-and he’s predicting Bitcoin’s gonna hit $35,000 by 2026. Great. Just in time for my retirement. Not.

Despite Bitcoin’s price tumbling into the abyss of “negative territory,” BlackRock’s sudden zeal has reignited the embers of bullish sentiment. The crypto market, ever the optimist, clings to this gesture like a drowning man to a straw. Lookonchain, that vigilant sentinel of on-chain data, reveals this is the third consecutive day of BlackRock’s accumulation-a trifecta of greed, or perhaps, foresight. In three days, the titan has amassed 9,615 BTC, a hoard worth $635 million. Capitalism, it seems, has found its new religion.

If it passes, XRP would be classified as a digital commodity. That single shift would greenlight U.S. banks for On-Demand Liquidity adoption and open the floodgates for ETF products. Because nothing says “commodity” like a cryptocurrency that’s been in the news for years, and still manages to confuse even the most seasoned investors.

Lo! Behold the crypto market, that fickle creature, now engaged in a most dramatic waltz with despair. Geopolitical tensions, that age-old specter, have once again taken the stage, sending Bitcoin tumbling to $63,000 with the grace of a drunken penguin. The U.S. and Israel, ever the dynamic duo of global drama, launched strikes on Iran, … Read more

Behold, the grim reaper of finance arrived in the form of CoinGlass, tallying a massacre of contracts. Liquidations, that cruel dance of forced exits, left pockets empty and hearts heavier than a lead balloon. A trader’s worst nightmare: a loss so steep, even the platform’s algorithms wept.

The federal government is now faced with a repayment situation that could see the deficit balloon, flood the bond market, and force interest rates to shrink. Such a situation has always been rocket fuel for the crypto market.

Ah, Bitcoin, the darling of the digital realm, has found itself in a most precarious predicament. The $70,000 mark, once a mere number, has now become a fortress more guarded than the Crown Jewels. Trapped between resistance and support, it flutters like a debutante at her first ball, unsure whether to advance or retreat. The chart, my darlings, is a battlefield of liquidity clusters, where bulls and bears engage in a waltz of indecision. One might say it’s all rather tiresome, but oh, how the drama unfolds!

In a missive dispatched via the platform once known as Twitter, Dorsey, with the gravitas of a man announcing the weather, described this culling as “one of the hardest decisions in the history” of his corporate fiefdom. The irony, of course, is that such hardness was felt not by him, but by the 4,000 who were handed their digital pink slips with the efficiency of a well-oiled algorithm. All were to be informed on the same day-a swift execution, if ever there was one.

Bitrue, a cryptocurrency exchange based in Singapore, has noticed a significant increase in activity surrounding XRP, coinciding with growing interest in the cryptocurrency from larger institutions.