In a recent crypto news, the world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, has hinted at another big sell-off after transferring Bitcoin and Ethereum to the crypto exchange Coinbase. This development comes just as over $27 billion in crypto options expire, with the market already witnessing another downtrend today.
Bitcoin strutted into Dec. 26, 2025, wearing a shiny $88,630 price tag and a not-so-subtle smirk, but behind that swagger is a market that’s walking on eggshells. With a market cap brushing against $1.76 trillion and trading volume floating at $38.17 billion, the real story lies in the tense tango between consolidation and breakout tension—wrapped
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a significant drop shortly after the US markets opened. Bitcoin Price Drop Occurred Immediately After US Markets Opened Market participants note that the timing of this move may be linked to outflows from Bitcoin spot ETFs. Increased selling pressure at the start of the US session raised volatility in
Bitcoin (BTC) has been unable to break out of its downtrend since the crash began on October 10th. With increasing selling pressure and a lack of bullish catalysts, BTC is struggling to gain ground and is facing strong resistance around $90,000. While there are many predictions about Bitcoin’s next price movement, one analytics firm said
Bitcoin just got the kind of chart setup that makes even confident dip-buyers check their leverage twice today. On the weekly BTC/USDT chart, the price is around $88,690 and the market participants are better to stare at a death-cross setup with about two days left in the current candle. This is less about drama and
Bitcoin (BTC) continued to trade below $90,000 ahead of the new year, but showed a slight recovery in the last 24 hours. While it remains to be seen whether the upward trend will continue, a bullish report has come from the analysis company 10X Research. Accordingly, 10X Research analysts stated that Bitcoin has experienced an
Bitcoin (BTC) remained below $90,000 ahead of Christmas, but showed a slight recovery in the last 24 hours. While it remains to be seen whether the rally will continue, the CEO of CryptoQuant indicated that whale buying is behind this increase. CryptoQuant CEO Ju Ki-young stated in a post on his X account that Bitcoin
Crypto markets struggled throughout December, but a small group of institutional investors managed to close the year in the black. New on-chain data from analytics platform Nansen shows that while prices remained under pressure, several major crypto funds generated millions in realized gains, only to pivot toward aggressive selling as the month progressed. Elite Funds