On-chain activity has become highly specialized in 2026, with most chains showing a single high-liquidity use case. Specialized uses also mean fewer artificial incentives and potentially a growing real user base. Blockchain networks have gone beyond direct competition, and multiple networks have adopted high-value use cases and specialization. New chains no longer aim to compete
While the crypto industry is flooding regulators with applications for new funds, BlackRock is keeping its distance. Other major players are already actively dividing up the spot $XRP ETF market, but the financial giant remains firmly committed to Bitcoin and Ethereum. Nate Geraci, president of the consulting firm The ETF Store, called this position “highly
Nvidia shares climbed 6.7% to approximately $223.71 in premarket trading on Aug. 27 after the chipmaker reported stronger fiscal second-quarter results and issued an above-consensus outlook. The rally briefly reached about 8% earlier in the session. Bitcoin gained roughly 2.4% to trade near $80,400, while Nasdaq 100 futures advanced about 1.1%. The simultaneous moves reflected
Bitcoin price has undergone a monstrous rally in the past few days and broken above $81,000, overcoming the June price crash. Meanwhile, the bears are trying hard to keep the price restricted below $80,000. On the other hand, the market sentiment has begun to fade, suggesting the crowd has not followed with the same level
It appears that September is on track to start with history making a comeback. Three years ago, Bitcoin [$BTC], which belonged to the FTX/Alameda complex, was seized. Today, a small portion of this Bitcoin has changed hands for the second time, thereby re-entering circulation and provoking market frenzies about the future of the broader Bitcoin
In brief U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen inflows of $2.8 billion across eight consecutive trading sessions. Daily inflows have retreated from a peak of $606 million on August 20 to $232 million on Wednesday. HashKey’s Tim Sun told Decrypt the streak matters more than any single day, though its shrinking size points to weakening
Bitcoin ($BTC) has struggled to flip $80,000 into support in recent days, but bulls’ real challenge is still to come, new research says. Key points: Bitcoin long-term holders add to $BTC price resistance below $86,000, Glassnode reveals. Buyer demand must overcome this area as Bitcoin struggles to advance beyond $80,000. Multiple key trend lines sit
Missed bitcoin’s $BTC$79,672.47 initial climb to $80,000 and looking for a smart way in? Industry experts favor a defined-risk strategy known as call spreads for the next leg higher. The strategy is popular with traders looking to profit from an expected price rise while capping potential losses. It involves buying the right to purchase $BTC
Bitcoin faces a significant resistance wall between $80,000 and $82,000, the largest concentration of supply across any comparable price range. According to Glassnode’s Realized Price Distribution (URPD), nearly 8% of bitcoin’s supply was acquired within this band. The metric shows where the existing supply last moved, assigning each entity’s total balance to its average purchase-price