Bitcoin (BTC) is showing renewed downside pressure ahead of upcoming inflation reports this week, and artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms suggest that Bitcoin price action is likely to remain muted by December 25. Specifically, Finbold’s AI prediction agent projects an average Bitcoin price for Xmas day at $91,040, implying a modest 1.31% Santa Rally upside from
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin is calling for social media platforms to use cryptography and blockchain tools to make their content-ranking systems more transparent and verifiable. In a Monday X post, Buterin argued that X should use zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-proofs) and blockchain to prove the fairness of the algorithm that determines the reach of content on
Global macro analyst Luke Gromen has turned near-term bearish on Bitcoin, even placing a drop to the $40,000 range among the possible outcomes for 2026. He argues that the number-one crypto looks vulnerable as macro conditions and investor narratives shift. In a recent appearance on the RiskReversal podcast, Gromen largely stuck by the core debasement
Everyone wants your Bitcoin, and according to one of its loudest long-term advocates, that is just the way the market is right now. Samson Mow, who is known for defending a $1 million Bitcoin thesis, says the recent tone in crypto commentary is not organic fear but targeted pressure to extract supply from weak hands
Key takeaways BTC is trading at $89k after losing less than 1% of its value in the last 24 hours. The leading cryptocurrency could top the $90k resistance level in the near term. BTC trades below $90k The cryptocurrency market has opened the new weekly candle bearish, with Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies currently in
According to the Wall Street Journal, US banking giant JPMorgan has launched the first tokenized money market fund on Ethereum (ETH). Accordingly, the fund will initially be supported by an initial investment of $100 million from its own internal capital. The bank stated that it launched the fund after confirming significant customer demand for tokenization.
The Smarter Web Company has moved to reassure investors after confirming that no new shares were sold under its subscription agreement. In an official RNS update, the London-listed firm said its counterparty, Shard Merchant Capital Ltd, did not sell any ordinary shares. During the previous two-week period. The clarification matters. Subscription agreements often raise concerns
Bitcoin investors have long believed in a familiar rhythm that shaped expectations and strategies across market cycles. For more than a decade, traders linked Bitcoin’s explosive rallies to halving events that reduced new supply and tightened issuance. These events created a narrative of predictable scarcity and delayed price appreciation. Each cycle reinforced the belief that
Opendoor, a $7 billion real estate startup, has made a bold move. It will now accept Bitcoin as payment for homes. This is a major step for cryptocurrency, showing that it can be used for real-world purchases, not just trading. Why This Change Matters For a long time, buying a home required traditional money, banks,
As bitcoin BTC$89,899.38 struggles to hold above $90,000, market sentiment has once again slipped into extreme fear. Over the past year, fear or extreme fear has accounted for more than 30% of all readings on the Crypto Fear and Greed Index. The index currently stands at 17, firmly within the extreme fear section. Fear has