Month: January 2026

A new tool dubbed the Quantum Doomsday Clock has set a timeline for when quantum computers could become capable of breaking Bitcoin’s (BTC) encryption. According to the tool, developed by Colton Dillion and cryptographer Rick Carback, founders of Quip Network, investors have until March 08, 2028, at 11:23 AM to secure their cryptocurrencies. The clock

In recent days, Bitcoin ($BTC) has lagged behind gold and silver in its gains. While silver and gold have been hitting record highs, this rise has occurred amidst a weakening US dollar, global tensions, and general market stress. Meanwhile, Bitcoin failed to gain momentum. $BTC lost value last week and remained below the critical $90,000

Story Highlights Polymarket shows seventy 76.5% shutdown odds as funding deadline pressures U.S. markets. However, Past shutdowns delayed data and triggered Bitcoin 9% drop with deeper altcoin losses. Senate vote uncertainty grows as 60 votes needed to pass $1.2 trillion bill. The crypto market is heading into a tense weekend, following the inclusion of the

Bitcoin has been compressed within a clear range between $80.5K and $95K for 73 days now. The ranging market has also been characterized by unusually low volatility, especially when you compare to traditionally less volatile assets like gold and silver. Sentiment has been bleak ever since the liquidation event of October 10th and this tight

New research shows stablecoin issuers, led by Tether, generated the majority of crypto protocol revenue in 2025, highlighting a shift away from trading-driven income toward payment and settlement infrastructure. Stablecoins Overtake Trading as Crypto’s Top Revenue Engine Stablecoin issuers emerged as the clear revenue leaders in crypto last year, according to new research from Coingecko.

Bitcoin could break out of its “sideways funk” if the United States central bank attempts to support a failing Japanese bond market by printing money, according to BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes. Hayes proposed a theory on Wednesday about how the Federal Reserve “could be printing money to manipulate the yen and JGB [Japanese government bond]

Nillion is now officially migrated to Ethereum, which represents one of the key milestones in the development of its privacy-preserving network. The transition means that Nillion is replacing an Ethereum Layer 2 architecture with a Cosmos-based Layer 1, where its flagship product, the Blind Computer, is executed in a more dispersed, permissionless, and community-run setting.

Bitcoin price started a recovery wave above $88,000. $BTC is slowly moving higher and might rise further if it clears $89,600. Bitcoin started a minor recovery wave above the $88,000 level. The price is trading above $88,500 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There is a rising channel forming with resistance at $89,600 on

Bitcoin’s latest rebound has been unusually weak. After dipping to the $85,970 zone, the Bitcoin price bounced just 4% before stalling near $89,380. That $BTC price move came despite fresh ETF headlines and signs of technical stabilization. The problem is timing. Rate-cut optimism is near zero heading into the Federal Reserve decision, and macro caution

Markets widely expect the Federal Reserve to hold interest rates steady at Wednesday’s FOMC meeting. In an interview with BeInCrypto, former Reagan advisor Steve Hanke agreed, citing persistent inflation. Hanke argued that growing policy uncertainty has distorted US economic priorities. He said the effects are no longer confined to monetary policy but are increasingly visible

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