Cryptocurrency Analysis

Ethereum’s price has fallen below the critical $2,000 threshold, with many expecting massive liquidation and sell off. However, on-chain data reveals a contrasting trend: long-term holders and whales are actively buying and accumulating ETH, signaling confidence in the asset’s long-term prospects.

The Financial Times is under fire after it compared the current state of Bitcoin to how a skydiver insists that "everything is fine" just before a fatal crash, hinting that Bitcoin could be drying up and facing its imminent end.

Global interest in Bitcoin is flashing back to life as Google search volume for the term “Bitcoin” surged to its highest level in a year, coinciding with one of the asset’s most volatile trading weeks since late 2024.

Silver suffered a brutal collapse, falling more than 17% in just 24 hours and wiping out a short-lived rebound as selling pressure spilled across global markets.

While the broader crypto market sinks deeper into pessimism, XRP is emerging as a rare sentiment outlier, showing signs of resilience even as traders turn sharply bearish on Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Bhutan is quietly paring back its once-ambitious Bitcoin stockpile, unloading millions in BTC as falling prices and harsher mining economics force a rethink of the kingdom’s crypto strategy.

Ethereum’s long-held position as the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency is no longer looking untouchable.

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI is quietly expanding its ambitions in digital assets, opening a new remote “Finance Expert – Crypto” role aimed at training its next-generation models to reason like professional crypto traders — not just react to price movements.

GameStop’s relationship with Bitcoin appears to be coming to an end as CEO Ryan Cohen hints that the company’s strategic focus may be shifting away from crypto and toward acquisitions.

A familiar chill is creeping back into the crypto markets. Trading screens are quieter, order books are thinning, and the stocks of major crypto exchanges are sliding sharply — evoking memories of past Bitcoin winters that followed periods of intense speculation.