The crypto market has been on a rollercoaster this week, but the latest turn is finally upward.
Charles Schwab is preparing to step directly into the crypto market, marking its most significant push into digital assets yet.
Bitcoin’s latest bout of volatility has prompted an unexpectedly candid reflection from BlackRock’s Larry Fink, who now admits that his early views on the cryptocurrency missed the mark.
Fresh data from Glassnode shows that Bitcoin and stablecoins are quietly evolving into a shadow settlement system that operates alongside traditional financial rails.
A fresh wave of on-chain analysis is circulating in the market as Alphractal highlights what it calls one of Bitcoin’s cleanest historical indicators: the crossover between Short-Term Holder (STH) and Long-Term Holder (LTH) realized prices.
As traders brace for the Federal Reserve’s final policy meeting of the year, Kevin O’Leary is urging the crypto market to stop obsessing over whether the central bank will cut rates in December.
Gary Gensler, whose tenure at the SEC reshaped the regulatory conversation around digital assets, has returned to the spotlight with a renewed critique of the crypto market.
A new market assessment from Bitwise paints a striking mismatch between the amount of money circulating worldwide and Bitcoin’s current valuation.
Bitcoin’s price snapped back today after a sharp drop rattled traders, bringing the asset back toward the mid-$91K zone.
Bitcoin is surging higher again, rising nearly 7% on the day and more than 6% over the week as trading volume returns and bearish positions get washed out.
Strategy is redrawing the boundaries of its balance sheet, placing its Bitcoin holdings in a protected long-term bucket and funding everyday financial commitments from a sizeable new U.S.-dollar reserve.
The opening days of December exposed something unusual in the crypto market: traders reacted more to news about who might control Bitcoin’s future than to Bitcoin’s price itself.



