Crypto News

Binance saw billions in outflows of stablecoins, Bitcoin, and Ethereum over the past week, tightening on-exchange liquidity and raising concerns about higher short-term volatility, analysts said.

Senator Roger Marshall removed a swipe-fee amendment from a Senate crypto bill after the White House raised concerns that it could delay market structure legislation.

Bullish’s run in the red could see an end on Tuesday as investor sentiment surges ahead of market opening.

Liquidity is tightening amid widespread deleveraging, leaving less cash and leverage to support crypto prices, according to Fundstrat's Tom Lee.

Coinbase formed an independent advisory board to assess how quantum computing could impact blockchain security, citing the need for long-term cryptographic preparedness.

Crypto-linked stocks were mixed as Bitcoin held near $88,700, lifting GameStop and Fold, while Strategy slipped on dilution concerns and CLSK, BKKT, ALTS, and KULR remained under pressure.

VanEck also said it has agreed to waive sponsor fees on VAVX for the first $500 million in its Assets Under Management (AUM)or until Feb 28, 2026.

Gemini's legal troubles with the SEC are officially over, with no penalties imposed, following settlements and customer recoveries.

The dollar falls to a four-month low as rate-cut expectations are fueled by declining inflation and slower growth, weakening yield support, and putting pressure on the currency.

Bitcoin bounces near $86,000, but its bearish structure and sentiment persist, while XRP shows relative strength yet remains dependent on Bitcoin dominance for its next move.

Bitcoin miners CLSK, RIOT, and BTDR curtailed power use during a US winter storm, underscoring the role of demand response models in supporting grid stability.

Legislatures are warning consumers and calling for stronger protections amid growing scrutiny of South Dakota’s Crypto ATMs, which led to $13.8 million in scams in 2024.

Despite solid early-2026 adoption metrics, Solana declined amid long-side flushes and yen jitters, resulting in over $650 million in liquidations.

As BTC lags equities and traders crowd into gold, ARK’s Cathie Wood argues Bitcoin is quietly maturing, not breaking.

Anthony Pompliano says Strategy trades as a leveraged Bitcoin bet as volatility falls, Wall Street steps in, and regulatory clarity inches closer.

As the dollar weakens and BOJ policy draws focus, analysts argue Bitcoin is trading like a macro asset, setting up a potential liquidity-driven rotation.

ARK Invest says tokenized assets could reach $11 trillion by 2030 as stablecoins, Ethereum, and institutions push finance on-chain.

Bitcoin is at a cycle high while Ethereum is much below. Liquid Capital founder Jack Yi put this discrepancy down to macroeconomic conditions, not a flaw in Ethereum's fundamentals.

New Scientist’s criticism of Bitcoin’s energy use sparks backlash, with advocates citing data and case studies on cleaner mining models.

Bitcoin remains under pressure as Rekt Capital warns its structure mirrors early-2022 weakness, while bulls point to whale flows and tightening supply.

Coinbase survey shows rising bear market sentiment as U.S. Bitcoin demand trades at a sustained discount in early 2026.

Gold’s rally drew a $4.17 million on-chain purchase of Tether Gold using stablecoins, according to Lookonchain.

Republican Congressman French Hill revealed that the market structure bill will “very soon” be on President Trump’s desk, after Republicans spent four years on it.

With data indicating that Ethereum powers over 65% of tokenized assets, BlackRock's CEO, Larry Fink, praises the blockchain as "more secure than ever."

Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATCos) bought nearly $50 billion in crypto in 2025, controlling over 5% of BTC and ETH supply.

Strategy rose as crypto stocks slid, gold and silver hit records, liquidations jumped, yet analysts still see long-term upside for Bitcoin.

On-chain indicators for Bitcoin suggest the cryptocurrency is resetting and not consolidating, similar to the capitulation points in both 2018 and 2022.

Data shows that while total crypto market capitalization fell in 2025, trading volumes across centralized and decentralized exchanges hit all-time highs, with stablecoins emerging as an unexpected support

A social media protocol built on Ethereum is under fire from investors and the crypto community after its owner raised $180 million, now at the centre of claims over how the capital was used.

Japan’s yield surge is reshaping the gold–Bitcoin narrative, with analysts framing BOJ intervention as the key liquidity catalyst.

Senator framed the CLARITY Act as a rare point of agreement across the crypto ecosystem, urging lawmakers to act before the legislative window narrows.

ETH breaks key support, Bitcoin signals cool, and altcoins stay muted despite isolated bright spots.

Bitcoin, often touted as a risky asset, saw the sell-off from traders who became increasingly worried of new tariff threats and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.

Strategy bought 22,305 bitcoins between January 12 and January 19, by using proceeds from the sale of shares under Strategy's at-the-market offering program.

NYSE plans a blockchain platform for tokenized stocks and ETFs, enabling 24/7 trading and near-instant settlement pending approval.

Garrett Jin advises against comparing Bitcoin's current cycle to 2022 because it had "too much liquidity during COVID," and inflation was rising due to the Ukraine war.

When the traditional money printing goes up, smart money flows into cryptocurrencies, according to crypto traders.

Bitcoin-proxy Strategy (MSTR) slipped in premarket trade despite a Louisiana pension fund revealing a new $3.2 million stake.

Ethereum signals that institutional L2 adoption is accelerating as banks build tokenization rails.

Silver’s rapid rally is drawing renewed attention, fueling polarized views on Wall Street and crypto Twitter over Bitcoin's role as a store of value.

Ethereum-led crypto liquidations overtook Bitcoin as macro headwinds capped upside and traders stayed cautious amid muted market momentum.

Galaxy’s Alex Thorn says the crypto market structure bill could drive prices higher if passed, while failure would mainly hurt market sentiment.

According to S&P Global, transaction revenue was projected to account for 59% of Coinbase's total revenue in 2025.

Joe Burnett said advances in AI are changing economic assumptions around savings, work, and long-term security, making a strong suit for Bitcoin’s adoption.

Strategy’s STRC hits record volume as preferred product demand jumps 53.7%, fueling debate over Bitcoin-backed yield structure.

While Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has been fighting to change the CLARITY Act’s treatment for stablecoin and DeFI, Chris Dixon pushes for the bill to move forward.

Bitcoin held near $95,000 as Trump’s Greenland-linked tariff threat rattled markets, reinforcing geopolitical risk and the crypto-as-hedge narrative.

Trump ties new Europe tariffs to Greenland push as markets remain uncertain, but Bitcoin steadies near $95,000 as liquidations stay muted in the overall crypto market.

VanEck's Matthew Sigel said that the New York Times misread the CEO's comments and has added exposure.

Fortune reports that the GENIUS Act is impacting the $900 billion remittances market, making crypto-native companies harder to contest with Western Union and MoneyGram.