Swan Bitcoin CEO and founder Cory Klippsten has stated that he expects Bitcoin (BTC) to surpass the $125,000 mark in 2026, reaching an all-time high. Appearing on CNBC’s “Fast Money” program, Klippsten discussed recent developments in the cryptocurrency market and Bitcoin’s future price movements. Recalling that Bitcoin has recently traded between $85,000 and $91,000, Klippsten
Bitcoin price today trades near $87,500 as the market digests a volatile Christmas week marked by a flash crash scare, heavy derivatives expiry, and persistent technical pressure below key moving averages. Despite the noise, price remains trapped in a tight compression zone, with buyers defending support but failing to reclaim trend control. Flash Crash Was
Story Highlights Bitcoin consolidates near $90K as Swan Bitcoin CEO says the recent pullback may be over, with healthier market structure setting the stage for a 2026 rally. As Ethereum and Solana slide, growing institutional demand and fading four-year cycles boost confidence that Bitcoin could hit new highs above $125K in 2026. Major cryptocurrencies like
Japanese researchers say they have identified early warning signs of crypto price fluctuations by using AI to analyze blockchain transaction networks rather than traditional market data. Bitcoin’s volatile price swings have been blamed on a combination of hype, monetary policy, and the notorious four-year ‘halving’ schedule. But a group of academics and analysts in Japan
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson made striking statements about the cryptocurrency markets over the next year and his predictions for 2026 in an interview. Hoskinson stated that the market has entered a new trend phase and made a jaw-dropping price prediction for Bitcoin. Hoskinson predicts that Bitcoin could reach $250,000 by 2026, noting that institutional demand
A viral social media scare suggested bitcoin had crashed to $24,000 on Christmas, but the event was actually a localized “flash crash” limited to a single, illiquid trading pair ( BTC/USD1) on Binance. The Anatomy of a Phantom Crash While much of the crypto world celebrated Christmas, a viral X post of bitcoin “crashing” to
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, owning 671,268 BTC, which represents over 3.2% of all Bitcoin in circulation. That makes the company a high-risk keystone in the Bitcoin ecosystem. If it falls apart, the impact could be larger than the 2022 FTX collapse. Here’s why that threat is real, what could
On-chain data shows a chunk of the Bitcoin supply has its cost basis above the current spot price, which could potentially shape volatility if BTC rebounds. Bitcoin Supply Overhang Could Dictate Volatility & Selling Pressure As pointed out by CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn in a new post on X, over 6.6 million BTC is being
Bitcoin is struggling to regain momentum below the $90,000 level, yet it continues to hold above $86,000, reflecting a market gripped by indecision. Price action has narrowed into a tight range, with neither buyers nor sellers able to assert clear control. As volatility compresses, apathy has become a defining feature of the current environment, and
Bitcoin has returned to the red territory after showing signs of a potential rebound earlier today. Amid this negative price move, large Bitcoin holders have been spotted moving the asset in large quantities over the last hour. On Friday, December 26, blockchain monitoring platform Whale Alert shared data revealing seven massive crypto transfers carrying a