Bitcoin has fallen 22.54% so far this quarter, marking its steepest quarterly decline since 2018. With less than 10 days left in the year, it now appears unlikely that Bitcoin will reach the bullish price targets many analysts had anticipated. Market experts are now reassessing near-term expectations, outlining how Bitcoin could finish the year and
Bitcoin’s price action in recent days has been characterized by tight consolidation and fading momentum. After recovering from a dip toward the $85,000 area last week, Bitcoin has spent most of the time trading between roughly $87,500 and $89,000, struggling to build a sustained move in either direction. This ongoing indecision has led to technical
Bitcoin’s 2025 was billed as the year of the “supercycle,” powered by record institutional access and a friendlier policy backdrop out of Washington. However, it is ending very differently. Into December, the world’s largest digital asset is not pricing in a new paradigm so much as grinding through a performance problem. The rally has faded,
Asset tokenization is nearing a breakthrough moment as institutional adoption accelerates, with Grayscale signaling the sector could scale 1,000-fold by 2030 and become a core pillar of global capital markets. Tokenized Assets Projected for 1,000x Expansion as Grayscale Flags Structural Shift in Capital Markets Asset tokenization is emerging as a structural shift in digital finance
The digital asset climbed to $90K on Monday morning following Strategy’s share offering, which raised $748 million in cash proceeds. Bitcoin Gains Even As Strategy’s ATM Dilutes Millions Bitcoin’s quirky price movements have largely defied logic over the past couple of months, and today’s market action was no different. BTC treasury firm Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR)
Investors seeking both safety and growth appear to have reached an unexpected consensus in 2025, that of bitcoin BTC$87,528.48 failing to capture either trade. This sentiment is evident in a year-to-date comparison of major, widely tracked assets, including stocks, gold, the 10-year Treasury note, bitcoin, industrial metals such as copper, and the dollar index. Gold,
Key Takeaways Bitcoin’s hash rate dropped 4%, the largest decline since April 2024. Historical data analyzed by VanEck shows price gains often follow hash rate drops. Bitcoin’s network hash rate dropped 4% over the last month, the steepest decline since April 2024. VanEck notes that negative hash rate growth has historically led to strong BTC
Bitcoin’s push back toward near the $90,000 mark is giving the crypto market a short-term lift, but few analysts see it as a meaningful turning point after one of the weakest second halves in recent years. Major tokens remained range-bound in the past 24 hours, with xrp, ether, Solana’s SOL, Cardano’s ada and DOGE$0.1316 rising
Neo co-founder Erik Zhang has detailed a set of protocol-level updates spanning Neo N3 and the upcoming Neo 4, focused on transaction fee control and native token infrastructure. Contract fee whitelist Neo core developers have completed development of a Contract Fee Whitelist for Neo N3, with the feature now entering testing and porting to Neo