Crypto markets continue with an up and down day — this time up — after President Trump signalled progress on talks regarding the future of Greenland. “Based upon a very productive meeting that I have had with the Secretary General of NATO, Mark Rutte, we have formed the framework of a future deal with respect
Quantum computing’s threat to Bitcoin is often dismissed as distant, but look closely, and you may realize the impact may already be starting to show. Recent research and institutional moves suggest the clock may be ticking faster than expected. Quantum Computing Is Already Hitting Bitcoin—But Not How You Expect Bitcoin’s recent underperformance against gold is
Bitcoin entered 2026 in negative territory, and President Donald Trump’s conciliatory Greenland remarks in Davos were not enough to reverse the selling pressure in the markets. Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, fell below $87,500 during US trading, marking its first year-to-date negative performance. BTC lost approximately 3% in the last 24 hours, although it briefly
Selling pressure in the cryptocurrency market continued unabated throughout the day, with Bitcoin falling below the $90,000 level. As of the time of writing, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading at $89,522, having lost approximately 4% of its value in the last 24 hours. A graph showing the drop in BTC price. The sharp decline in markets
Bitcoin just briefly went below $90,000 as traders panic-sell risk assets amid a meltdown in Japan’s government bond market, while U.S. President Donald Trump increases tariff threats against Europe. This is CoinDesk’s markets liveblog. This liveblog will be updated regularly. Scroll down for the latest. Francisco Memoria, CoinDesk reporter (4:12pm UTC): The sell-off is also
Bitcoin’s cooling jets are humming after another hot run. As of Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026, the flagship crypto is priced at $90,902 to $91,106 over the past hour, holding a market capitalization of $1.82 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of $39.69 billion. After dancing between $90,599 and $93,301 today, it seems the bulls are
Bitcoin BTC$90,533.33 dropped 3% to below $90,000 during U.S. morning trading on Tuesday after a meltdown in Japan’s government bond market combined with U.S. President Trump’s ongoing tariff threats against Europe to push risk assets sharply lower. Ether ETH$3,027.68 fell more than 7% over the past 24 hours, sending the native cryptocurrency of the Ethereum
Bitcoin is undergoing a decisive pullback after the strong recovery that followed the early-January reset. The price has been rejected from a major confluence area around $98,000, where higher-timeframe resistance and a key moving average cluster are. It is now rotating lower while still holding above the most important higher-low zones established during December. The
The most important macro chart for 2026 might not have to do with interest rates, earnings or even the Fed. It is Bitcoin versus gold, and according to Bloomberg’s Mike McGlone, it is showing the same red signal that came before the 2008, 1973 and even 1929 crashes. Two charts are now at the forefront
Bitcoin continues to face difficulties due to the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, which have been in effect since the beginning of 2025. Finally, with US President Donald Trump’s desire to gain control of Greenland and the renewed US-EU trade war, the market is experiencing volatility, and bearish predictions are emerging for Bitcoin.