Bitcoin is now just $6,000 away from its all-time high of $109,000, a level it reached just before President Donald Trump’s inauguration earlier this year.
Coinbase’s purchase of Deribit places it in a dominant position in the fast-growing crypto derivatives sector, as trading volumes soar and investor confidence returns.
Ethereum’s Pectra upgrade is now live, introducing 11 major changes to improve staking, wallet usability, and Layer 2 scalability—marking the network’s biggest update since the Merge.
Bitcoin has shown strong momentum as analysts forecast prices between $122K and $500K in 2025.
Bitcoin is showing signs of maturity with low volatility, strong ETF inflows, and bullish forecasts—suggesting a potential shift toward long-term growth.
A new study by Cambridge University has revealed that over half of the energy used in Bitcoin mining now comes from sustainable sources.
Mass investor exodus, ETF outflows, Mt. Gox repayment concerns, and market-wide declines has fuelled a bearish sentiment for Bitcoin.
After several weeks of upward momentum, the cryptocurrency market has recently seen a notable decline. Its overall market capitalisation has decreased by more than 3% in a single day.
Recently, Ethereum has experienced a bullish surge, crossing the crucial $3,000 mark. This uptick is largely due to major stakeholders withdrawing and staking significant amounts of $ETH.