The US-China tariff conflict, a major source of market anxiety throughout October, was resolved. Despite this positive development, Bitcoin failed to rally last week, posting a 1.72% weekly decline. The crypto market’s failure to respond to clear positive news signals a profound weakening of its upward momentum. Ethereum fell 2.55% for the week, while Solana
The following is a guest post and opinion from Shane Neagle, Editor In Chief from The Tokenist. It is no secret that large language models (LLMs) crossed the capability threshold by harvesting vast amounts of public and private data. Combined with breakthroughs in transformer architectures and compute power, this data scraping led to concerns about
Stablecoins and payment use cases are exploding in popularity in crypto, drawing major institutional adoption while gaining a regulatory stamp of approval with the passing of the GENIUS Act in July 2025. The total stablecoin market cap has grown to more than $300 billion on-chain according to data from DeFi Llama, and U.S. Treasury Secretary
Mark Newton, senior analyst at the fund founded by Tom Lee, stated in a post on the social media platform X that many analysts argue that the cryptocurrency market has reached its peak based on classical technical indicators, but he does not agree with this view. Newton listed five key reasons why the current market
In a recent interview with Anthony Pompliano, crypto bull and Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee explains how gold helps Bitcoin’s future terminal price. Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo shared an insight from the discussion while predicting that Bitcoin might reach $3 million. Rizzo shared a snippet of the discussion where Lee discussed Bitcoin and Ethereum’s potential with
On Sunday, Nov. 2, bitcoin is coasting along at $110,896 to $111,087 over the past 60 minutes, securing a market cap of $2.21 trillion and churning out a 24-hour trading volume of $32.63 billion. The intraday price range flirted between $109,713 and $111,129, teasing breakout watchers but ultimately keeping its cards close to the vest.
The United States and China have taken a major step toward easing trade tensions, agreeing to suspend several tariffs that have rattled global markets this year. Yet, despite the diplomatic breakthrough, Bitcoin’s price has not mirrored the optimism expected from such a deal. US-China Reach Historic Agreement On November 1, the White House announced that
Bitcoin price held firm above $110,700 on Sunday, November 2, showing resilience after a brief surge past the $110K mark. Analysts remain divided on whether the next target will be $100K or $125K. The recent U.S.-China trade agreement cured tensions in the global market, spurring hope in risk assets. The same temporary boost boosted the
At 8:30 a.m. Eastern on Sunday, bitcoin is trading hands at $110,300, and prediction markets are buzzing with bets on whether the crypto heavyweight will hold its ground—or break new highs—through November. Polymarket’s November Wager The popular prediction platform Polymarket is running a hot contest titled “What price will Bitcoin hit in November?” where traders
Prominent cryptocurrency analyst Ali Martinez has suggested that if historical trends play out, Bitcoin (BTC) could potentially hit $250,000 in the coming weeks. The outlook is based on a comparison of Bitcoin’s current monthly price structure to previous bull market cycles, particularly the parabolic rallies of 2016–2017 and 2020–2021. In an X post on November