Bitcoin lost 7,485 millionaire addresses in 2025 even as $10m+ wallets grew, signaling sharper wealth concentration despite strong ETF inflows and early‑year gains. Summary Bitcoin millionaire addresses fell from 155,569 to 148,084 in 2025, erasing earlier gains and averaging a net loss of about 21 such wallets per day. Addresses with $10m+ in BTC rose
A widening gap has emerged between the Federal Reserve and financial markets over the trajectory of US interest rates in 2026. While the Fed signals caution on further cuts, markets are betting on two to three reductions this year. At the heart of this disconnect lies an uncomfortable paradox: President Donald Trump’s push for lower
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda used his first public appearance of 2026 to send an unmistakable message: the central bank’s rate-hiking cycle is far from over. The comments came roughly two weeks after the BOJ raised its benchmark rate to 0.75% on December 19—the highest level since 1995. That decision, however, was overshadowed by
BTC tapped $93,000 during Monday morning in Asia following a strike by the United States on Venezuela over the weekend. Analysts are now looking for further potential gains and the possibility of a return to six-figure Bitcoin prices. Michael Nadeau from The DeFi Report drew comparisons between the Russian invasion of Ukraine in early 2022,
US President Donald Trump hinted that Colombia and Mexico could be the next targets for US military intervention following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Saturday, intensifying uncertainty in the region as Bitcoin climbed higher. On Sunday, Trump raised concerns about cocaine continuing to flow from Colombia into the US while threatening that
Bitcoin is up about 3% over the past few sessions, but the price action is sending mixed signals. While the broader structure still looks bullish, a pause now looks likely. That pause may frustrate bulls in the short term, but it could also complete a pattern that sets up a much larger move higher. A
Bitcoin price is in focus as it surged above $93,000 amid the U.S. military operations in Venezuela that led to President Nicolas Maduro’s capture. Most traders are reacting to price, ditching positioning, as the crypto market leaves hesitant traders behind for a strong upside momentum. Here are the 3 reasons behind the significant rebound in
Cryptocurrency investment products pulled in roughly $47 billion of inflows in 2025, just shy of 2024’s total amid new crypto exchange-traded fund (ETF) launches in the US. Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) logged $47.2 billion in inflows last year, just 3% below 2024’s record of $48.7 billion, according to European crypto asset manager CoinShares. Bitcoin (BTC)
Amid Venezuela’s President Maduro’s capture, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has been opening up about the importance of decentralization and what he calls “rugged individualism.” While he hasn’t directly commented on Maduro, Armstrong has repeatedly said that crypto gives people tools to protect their money and stay independent from governments. He said that crypto is more