Bitcoin to end four-year cycle, break out to new highs in 2026: Grayscale
Grayscale said Bitcoin’s 2025 sell-off looks like a local bottom, not a new cycle peak, with Fed policy and US crypto bills key for 2026. Go to Source
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Grayscale said Bitcoin’s 2025 sell-off looks like a local bottom, not a new cycle peak, with Fed policy and US crypto bills key for 2026. Go to Source
Bitcoin treasury companies drove November inflows with $1.06 billion, with Ether seeing $37 million in outflows despite continued accumulation by BitMine. Go to Source
Bitcoin liquidity cues received a clear signal from the Fed, as the end of QT sparked the second-largest overnight liquidity injection since the COVID-19 era. Go to Source
Poland’s president has vetoed a sweeping cryptocurrency bill over concerns that it would drive startups abroad, sparking a fierce political clash. Go to Source
Solana has quietly become the busiest chain for x402 payments, clocking an all-time high $380,000 in daily volume and a 750% weekly jump. Go to Source
OpenEden has raised an undisclosed round backed by Ripple and major institutions to expand tokenized US Treasurys. Go to Source
FDIC acting chair Travis Hill will inform the House Financial Services Committee that the regulator plans to propose how it will apply the GENIUS Act this month. Go to Source
Canaan has been steadily investing in renewable energy projects, with a gas-to-computing pilot in Canada and a deal to deploy miners at a wind-powered data center in Texas. Go to Source
A crypto analyst used Bollinger Bands and RSI data to argue Bitcoin’s bear market bottom will not pass under $55,000. Go to Source
Fears tend to mount whenever an OG crypto whale starts shifting funds, but this one used it to double down on the blockchain network. Go to Source