The financial landscape in January 2026 is shifting rapidly. While large-cap tech has dominated the headlines for years, a new leader has emerged: the Russell 2000. The index, which tracks 2,000 small-cap U.S. companies, has just surged to a fresh all-time high (ATH), signaling a powerful “risk-on” rotation. For $Bitcoin, this stock market breakout is
Investment bank Jefferies’ longtime “Greed & Fear” strategist Christopher Wood has reportedly dropped Bitcoin entirely from his flagship model portfolio, citing mounting concerns that advances in quantum computing could undermine the cryptocurrency’s long-term security. According to a report by Bloomberg, in the latest edition of his Greed & Fear newsletter, Wood said the 10% Bitcoin
Bitcoin’s price has staged a steady recovery in recent sessions, extending gains that now place BTC near a potential breakout zone. The ongoing rise has shifted market tone toward cautious optimism. However, as bullish momentum builds, rising short-term holder profits introduce a familiar risk that could challenge Bitcoin’s advance. Some Bitcoin Holders Exit, Others Buy
Bitcoin price pulled back on Friday, moving from a high of $97,770 on Thursday to the current $95,650. This retreat happened as crypto investors reacted to the stalled progress on the CLARITY Act in the Senate. This article explores why Bitcoin may still rebound in the near term. CLARITY Act will likely pass despite the
Bitcoin price started a fresh increase above $96,000. BTC is correcting some gains and might decline to $94,000 before a fresh increase. Bitcoin started a decent increase above $95,000 and $96,000. The price is trading above $95,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a declining channel or a possible bullish flag forming
Bitcoin price today trades near $95,676 after failing to reclaim the 100-day EMA for the third consecutive session. The move comes as institutional and retail flows diverge, creating a tug-of-war between ETF accumulation and spot distribution. ETF Inflows Continue For Fourth Straight Day BTC ETF Flows (Source: SoSoValue) Institutional demand remains intact despite the choppy
Korea University’s Blockchain Research Institute has partnered with Injective, joining its global ecosystem as a validator to strengthen ties between academia and the blockchain industry. Validator Participation and Network Security Korea University’s Blockchain Research Institute has partnered with layer 1 blockchain, Injective, formally joining the global Injective ecosystem in a move that strengthens ties between
Bitcoin stands at a decisive crossroads after weeks of uncertain price action. Market momentum has slowed, volatility has tightened, and traders now focus on buyer behavior. This Bitcoin market turning point could determine whether price regains strength or drifts into extended consolidation. Recent movements show hesitation among participants. Buyers who entered during recent rallies now
Bitcoin (BTC) nearly touched $98,000 overnight before settling around $96,000, up roughly 5.5% over recent sessions. The rally reignited a familiar question: is this the setup for a sustained move above $100,000, or another fragile push built on thin order books and positioning games? Glassnode’s latest analysis reveals a nuanced picture, where mechanical positioning drove
Carrefour Express shoppers in Arcachon, France, can now unlock a steep discount by paying with Bitcoin. The store offers 20% off the full grocery bill when customers choose BTC at checkout. The move has drawn attention because supermarkets usually run on tight margins. It also pushes Bitcoin spending beyond online stores and into everyday retail,