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Crypto majors, including XRP, BNB, Cardano, and Solana, posted smaller losses than Bitcoin during the latest market pullback.

Bitcoin’s price surged more than 6% in the last 24 hours and Ethereum reclaimed the $2,000 mark.

Bitcoin’s price rose to almost touch $70,000 on Monday, while the broader cryptocurrency market recuperated to $2.4 trillion.

Screenshots, a recorded call, and alleged internal access at Axiom have sparked debate over wallet attribution, data controls, and insider trading risks in crypto markets.

According to analyst Ted Pillows, if Bitcoin had managed to stay above $67,000, there was the possibility of a rally to $72,000.

The downtrend follows regulatory uncertainty in Washington after the federal bank regulator proposed rules to implement the GENIUS Act, which included restrictions on stablecoin rewards.

Of that $580 million, around $470 million came from short positions being wiped out.

The overall cryptocurrency market rose 3.1% in the last 24 hours, climbing back above $2.3 trillion.

The drop comes after IBM’s stock plummeted over 13% on Monday, its worst single-day performance since October 2000, and added to the AI-driven selloff weighing on stock and crypto markets.

BTC’s price fell nearly 5% in the last 24 hours, dropping below $65,000 and wiping out its weekend gains.

Santiment data indicates that XRP's selling pressure may be primarily front-loaded, increasing the likelihood of a short- to medium-term bounce.

CryptoQuant noted that retail capitulation at this scale has historically appeared during late-stage corrections, though it does not necessarily signal an immediate rebound.

The overall cryptocurrency market fell 1.5% in the last 24 hours to $2.3 trillion and data showed around $223 million in liquidations over the past day.

A crypto influencer argued the proposed U.S. crypto bill may favor banks and challenge crypto-native firms, disputing claims of massive capital inflows.

Ethereum’s price remained below $2,000, with analysts warning that the risk of a deeper correction increases if the token fails to reclaim that level soon.

Cardano’s price rose more than 5% to around $0.27, leading gains among major cryptocurrencies.

During an interview at Consensus Hong Kong, Solana Company executive chairman Joseph Chee said he expects Solana’s next growth phase to begin in Asia.

Ethereum’s price remained below the $2,000 mark on Wednesday night, while Solana fell 3.5% in the last 24 hours.

Bitcoin’s price fell below $67,000 amid investor caution ahead of several U.S. economic data releases this week, starting with unemployment numbers on Wednesday.

Bitcoin ETFs saw softer inflows, while Solana ETFs continued to record net outflows.

Despite the rebound, Bitcoin remained down more than 5% over the past 24 hours.

Bitcoin’s price fell for a third consecutive session, dipping below $71,000 to mark a new low for the year.

The total cryptocurrency market fell 2.4% to approximately $2.67 trillion.

The overall cryptocurrency market fell 6% in the last 24 hours, dipping below $3 trillion.

Major cryptocurrencies traded lower ahead of the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee’s markup of the CLARITY Act in Washington.

The broader crypto market fell more than 1%, with liquidations topping $336 million in 24 hours.

Ethereum’s price rebounded above $3,000, with traders watching whether the move holds or fades back below the level.

Crypto mining stocks lagged within crypto-linked equities, with MARA Holdings and Riot Platforms posting modest declines in after-hours trade.

Bitcoin maintained support above $95,000 despite a delay in crypto market structure legislation.

A new report from Bitwise showed that crypto adoption reached record levels in both personal and client portfolios for financial advisors heading into 2026.

Ripple’s XRP led losses among major cryptocurrencies, dropping by more than 7% in the last 24 hours.

SEC filings show Morgan Stanley is seeking to issue its own Bitcoin and Solana ETFs rather than distribute third-party products.

Retail sentiment on Stocktwits across major altcoins strengthened, particularly for XRP, ADA, and Dogecoin, which outperformed Bitcoin on Tuesday morning.

The cryptocurrency was among the top-trending tickers on Stocktwits on Monday night.

Bitcoin and Ethereum began the year with limited price movement and subdued retail sentiment.

Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs reversed recent outflows, but price action remained muted.

Ethereum ETFs also reversed their four-day slide, posting $67.9 million in inflows, led by Grayscale’s ETHE.

According to Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko, the California tax is “Occam’s razor,” which could force founders to sell stakes or relocate.

4chan user claims infrastructure-led adoption will drive the next phase for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

Over half a billion dollars exited Bitcoin ETFs in two days while XRP funds crossed the $1 billion milestone.

BONK.fun ecosystem’s market cap skyrocketed as a US court progressed the Pump.fun litigation.

Pipe Network said the attack peaked at roughly 6 terabits per second, ranking fourth among publicly disclosed DDoS events.

The partnership also expands Galaxy’s multi-year institutional work with State Street, following ETF collaborations in 2024.

The feature allows immediate trading of newly created Solana tokens without a separate Coinbase listing.

Overall crypto market capitalization declined 1.6% to $3.2 trillion.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said the move meets one of the goals set by President Donald Trump to regulate crypto.

In a post on X, investment analyst and Bitcoin supporter Simon Dixon said he philosophically agrees that the value altcoins may go to zero.

Bitcoin shorts accounted for about $226 million of the liquidations.

Around $864 million in long positions were liquidated in the last 24 hours, while $75 million in short bets were wiped out.

In a post on X, CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju forecast that altcoin projects without ETFs or DATs are at higher risk.