1. Looking Back at 2025: A Review of Crypto Attacks This Year, Including the "Brilliant Achievements" of North Korean Hackers
In 2025, the crypto industry saw increasingly clear regulations, deep penetration into traditional finance, and accelerated technological iteration. Each key juncture was inseparable from key figures who either guided policy direction, led institutions into the market, tackled technical challenges, or stirred up the market. Click to Read
2. Coinbase: 2026 Crypto Market Outlook
Recently, Coinbase released its "2026 Crypto Market Outlook" report. In the report, Coinbase delves into the various factors that will shape the crypto economy in the coming year, from detailed outlooks for BTC, ETH, and SOL, to the latest developments in regulation, market structure, and tokenization.
In addition, we will analyze the impact of Bitcoin's four-year cycle, the risks brought by quantum computing, and the impact of major platform upgrades, such as Ethereum's latest Fusaka hard fork and Solana's upcoming Alpenglow.
Click to read3. Bitcoin 2026 Outlook: From Data Indicators to Three Scenario Predictions
Despite Bitcoin's disappointing price performance in 2025, it still faces many favorable macroeconomic factors in 2026. While the coming year remains uncertain, multiple indicators suggest that the worst of the sell-off may be over, with long-term holders' selling pressure reaching historical extremes, and on-chain data indicators pointing to a possible stabilization in early 2026.
Click to Read4. Review of Major Institutions' 2025 Bitcoin Price Predictions: Almost All Failed
From the end of 2024 to the beginning of 2025, the narrative of the new cycle in the crypto market was highly consistent: the aftermath of the halving, the proliferation of ETFs and institutionalization, and the expectation of more favorable regulation were generally regarded as the core fuel driving the continued rise of BTC and overall risk assets. Against this backdrop, many institutions and well-known figures gave aggressive annual target prices (especially in the range of $200,000 to $250,000), while others focused on "industry structural changes," such as the expansion of compliant product supply, the further mainstreaming of exchanges and crypto companies, and the continued growth of RWA/stablecoin tracks. Looking back at the actual market trend in 2025, price predictions generally overestimated the strength and sustainability of the upward trend, while judgments related to regulation and industry structure were relatively easier to realize. Click to read
5. Will the Crypto Industry Be Better in 2026?
In the last few months of 2025, the sentiment in the crypto market is undergoing a subtle but real shift. Over 70% of people believe: the market has entered a bear market! Bitcoin has fallen from its all-time high of $126,700, and net inflows into ETFs have begun to pause; altcoins are showing significant divergence, and Memecoin, which once ignited the most sentiment, is gradually being ignored. The whole market seems to have entered a: winter. Click to read