U.S. lawmakers moved a step closer to reopening the federal government after the House narrowly passed a key procedural vote tied to a Senate-backed funding bill.
The crypto market may be closer to a turning point than sentiment suggests, as prolonged consolidation, fading volatility, and extreme investor boredom begin to resemble classic late-cycle basing conditions.
Bitcoin (BTC) is back above the $75,000 level, a zone that traders are watching closely as a key weekly support.
Crypto exchange-traded funds showed a mixed but telling pattern on February 2, with investors rotating capital selectively rather than exiting the asset class outright.
Britain’s biggest corporate Bitcoin bet is under heavy pressure, but its chief executive says the plan is unchanged.
The idea that Bitcoin consistently tracks global M2 money supply is widely cited in macro and crypto circles. While long-term correlations exist, recent market action highlights the limits of this framework.
ING has begun allowing retail clients in Germany to invest in Bitcoin exchange-traded products, marking a notable expansion of crypto access through one of the country’s largest retail banking platforms.
Michael Saylor announced that Strategy has acquired an additional 855 Bitcoin, continuing the firm’s long-standing accumulation strategy centered on the leading digital asset.
Bitcoin’s sharp sell-off and the broader drawdown across risk assets have fueled fears that the crypto cycle is broken.
The cryptocurrency market is extending its correction, with total market capitalization slipping to around $2.54 trillion after a daily decline of more than four percent.
Bitcoin’s latest sell-off did more than drag the market lower. It exposed how vulnerable recent positioning had become inside spot Bitcoin ETFs. While price action grabbed the headlines, the more important shift happened beneath the surface - at the level of investor entry points.
Crypto markets extended their pullback on Monday as risk appetite remained fragile across assets, with bitcoin slipping below the $76,000 mark earlier in the session before going back to near $76,800.



