Online searches questioning Bitcoin survival have climbed to their highest level in years, highlighting deepening anxiety across the crypto market. According to Google Trends data, global interest in the phrase “Bitcoin going to zero” peaked at 100 in February 2026. The surge comes as Bitcoin trades roughly 50% below its record high, amid broader economic
The global crypto market just received one of its strongest validation signals yet. The United Arab Emirates publicly described Bitcoin as a store of value similar to gold. That statement alone carries massive weight. When a sovereign nation compares Bitcoin to gold, markets listen carefully. UAE Bitcoin investment has now crossed the $1 billion mark.
Story Highlights Bitcoin long-term holders flipped from six months of selling to active accumulation starting mid-January. The buying began when $BTC was still above $80,000 and has continued as price dropped. This shift is happening while the Crypto Fear and Greed Index sits at 11, one of the lowest readings on record. Bitcoin’s long-term holders
A UAE-linked mining firm tied to the Royal Group is now holding 6,782 Bitcoin. It is worth roughly $453-454 million. The data comes from on-chain tracking by Arkham Intelligence. The wallets are linked to Citadel Mining, an operation majority owned by 2PointZero. Which sits under the Abu Dhabi-based conglomerate IHC. 🇦🇪 JUST IN: UAE HAS
Story Highlights Crypto market slipped to $2.3 trillion as Bitcoin dropped while stocks and gold moved in the opposite direction. The Fear and Greed Index is back at 11, its lowest since February 6, with altcoins taking the hardest hits. Blockchain advisor Anddy Lian says $66,000 is the line that decides what comes next, and
Robinhood’s blockchain initiative has hit an early development milestone, with its Robinhood Chain testnet processing more than four million transactions within its first week of launch, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev announced on X. Summary Robinhood Chain processed over 4 million transactions in its first week, with CEO Vlad Tenev highlighting growing developer activity on the
Over the past month, the Bitcoin price has dropped 26%, falling from its January high of $97,682 to around $67,190. It is struggling to recover, which has made many investors worried. Even with strong institutional buying and strong global liquidity, Bitcoin value is still lagging behind assets like gold and silver. Lost Bitcoin Supply and
Bitcoin has extended its recent pullback, raising concerns across the crypto market. While the correction appears orderly, underlying data signals deeper structural stress. Historically, similar patterns have marked early bear market transitions. Current on-chain metrics suggest capital rotation remains weak. Yet, some indicators show conditions have not fully deteriorated, creating a complex picture for investors.
Chase Guo, a former business development executive at Binance, has made a bold prediction: Bitcoin will reach a new all-time high ($ATH) in 2026 —but not for the reasons most market participants expect. Speaking in a recent interview, the ex-Binance BD argued that the next major Bitcoin breakout will not be driven primarily by the
A new analysis from Coin Metrics, authored by Senior Research Associate Tanay Ved, finds that January’s record $8 trillion in adjusted stablecoin transfer volume was largely driven by $USDC activity on Base, with much of the spike tied to decentralized finance ( DeFi) mechanics rather than payments. Tanay Ved of Coin Metrics Breaks Down $USDC’s