Author: Kryptonews

Bitcoin (BTC) price fell to a year-to-date low of $74,555 on Monday, marking a 40% drawdown from its all-time high. The move coincided with $1.3 billion in net outflows from the global Bitcoin exchange-traded products (ETPs) last week. This drawdown coincided with extreme bearish sentiment and low valuation metrics, but the silver lining could be analysts’ view that a potential asymmetric trade setup is in the works. Key takeaways:Bitcoin’s 2-year rolling MVRV z-score has fallen to its lowest level on record, signalling extreme undervaluation.Global Bitcoin ETPs saw $1.35 billion in weekly net outflows, led by $1.49 billion from US spot exchange-traded…

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The meeting came more than two weeks after the Senate Banking Committee postponed a markup on the CLARITY Act, adding that everyone “remains at the table“ to work on the bill.Officials in US President Donald Trump’s administration met with representatives from the cryptocurrency and banking industry to discuss how to address stablecoin yield in the market structure bill under consideration in the Senate.In a Monday X post, The Digital Chamber, a crypto advocacy organization, said its CEO, Cody Carbone, and others had met at the White House to discuss provisions within the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, for which…

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Israeli authorities have announced plans to seize a sprawling archaeological site overlooking the Palestinian town of Sebastia in the West Bank, sparking outrage among the roughly 3,500 Palestinians who depend on tourism to the site and nearby olive groves for their livelihoods. Residents of Sebastia have denounced the planned seizure as a pretext for expanding illegal Jewish settlements and as a means of erasing Palestinian identity through the appropriation of heritage sites, the Guardian reported Monday. Related Articles Sebastia’s mayor, Mahmud Azem, received notice from Israeli authorities in November, according to the Guardian. Talk of settlement expansion, however, has circulated…

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Key takeaways:Bitcoin fell to $74,680 after futures market liquidations, yet derivatives data show no signs of panic or extreme bearishness.Spot Bitcoin ETF outflows reached $3.2 billion, but represent less than 3% of assets under management.Bitcoin (BTC) price plunged to $74,680 on Monday after a total of $1.8 billion in bullish leveraged positions were liquidated since the market downturn on Thursday. Traders moved into cash and short-term government bonds, especially after silver prices fell 41% over three days. Concerns over stretched valuations in the tech sector pushed investors into a more risk-averse stance.Traders fear that further downside for Bitcoin remains possible…

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XRP is below the average buy price of the past year, putting many holders in the red and increasing downside risk in the near term.XRP (XRP) mirrored a 50% crash scenario from 2022 as it underwent its sharpest weekly selloff since October 2025.Key takeaways:New XRP buyers are in the redAs of Monday, XRP was trading around $1.60, down more than 20% over the past week and sitting well below the cost basis of buyers from the last 12 months. XRP realized price by age. Source: GlassnodeIt is now just above its aggregated realized price near $1.48, which tracks the average…

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GameStop (GME) is plotting a high-stakes acquisition that might involve swapping out its bitcoin BTC$78,449.77 holdings for a bold bet in the consumer sector.In an interview with CNBC last week, CEO Ryan Cohen said the firm plans to acquire a publicly traded consumer company that’s “very, very, very big” — one that could potentially boost GameStop’s valuation into the hundreds of billions. “It’s transformational,” Cohen said. “Not just for GameStop, but ultimately, within the capital markets… this is something that really has never been done before.”The news has helped send GME’s stock price higher by more than 8% on Monday,…

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Physically targeting crypto users or their relatives, colloquially known as “wrench attacks,” significantly increased in the last year, according to blockchain security auditor CertiK.In a report on wrench attacks released on Sunday, CertiK said there had been 72 verified cases worldwide in 2025 in which crypto users had been subject to physical attacks. According to the platform, such attacks were “no longer edge cases,” given that physical assaults and kidnappings had increased by about 75% over incidents in 2024. “Beyond direct losses, the psychological and reputational fallout is reshaping behavior across the industry, pushing founders and high-net-worth individuals toward operational anonymity…

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With applications spanning DeFi, NFTs, and cross-chain platforms, the Chainlink network has become an essential infrastructure layer in the crypto space. As of late January 2026, LINK was trading at around $11.52, with industry experts and many analysts predicting steady growth over the coming years if adoption and network utility continue to expand.In this guide, we dive deep into Chainlink’s price history, technical trends, and expert predictions for 2026 through 2030. You’ll also learn what drives LINK’s value and which factors to watch in the short term to help you make informed investment decisions.Chainlink (LINK) OverviewChainlink is a decentralized oracle…

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Bitcoin (BTC) fought to avoid a fresh price dive at Monday’s Wall Street open as traders increasingly gave up on the bull market.Key points:Many Bitcoin market commentators no longer see the return of the bull market.BTC price action sees four consecutive red monthly candles for the third time in history.Gold cooling off can still offer crypto a shot, says analyst.Analyst: “Looks like” $126,000 was BTC price topData from TradingView confirmed a roughly 2% bounce for BTC/USD versus the daily open. BTC/USD one-hour chart. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingViewHaving set new 16-month lows of $74,532 on Bitstamp, the pair fielded more and more bearish…

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Digital asset investment products recorded a second straight week of heavy outflows, shedding a combined $1.7 billion as investor sentiment toward the sector continued to deteriorate. Key Takeaways: Crypto funds lost $1.7 billion in a week, pushing year-to-date flows into the red. US-led outflows hit major assets as fund assets fell $73 billion from peak. Short Bitcoin saw inflows while spot ETF buyers sit underwater on average. The latest withdrawals have fully reversed year-to-date inflows, pushing net global flows to a $1 billion outflow, according to a recent report from CoinShares.The renewed selling comes as markets adjust to a more…

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