A set of new ETF filings wants to turn election outcomes into brokerage-account tickers. If approved, they’d also make “political risk” a tradable product on the same rails that already carry spot Bitcoin ETFs, pulling attention, liquidity, and regulatory pressure into the same lane. Roundhill, GraniteShares, and Bitwise’s PredictionShares brand propose funds that track binary
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure The price of Bitcoin has been stuck in a consolidation range below $70,000 so far this week, after spending most of the previous weekend above it. While the flagship cryptocurrency’s price movement has been largely — and painfully — sideways in recent
The crypto market has regained access to “vintage” investors with the latest episode where an OTC “Whale” in Bitcoin has resurfaced after being silent for five years and is attracting analysis by On-Chain analytic sources and retail market participants alike. Coin Metrics shows that this extremely major holder moved 1000 $BTC, or approximately $67.64 million,
US President Donald Trump has announced an immediate 5 percentage-point increase in the global tariff rate, bringing the new rate to 15% from an initial 10%. Usually, the crypto market experiences a major sell-off following tariff announcements. Even so, the market remained unchanged despite the latest news. The announcement, intended to address trade imbalances and
At the beginning of February, the price of Bitcoin tumbled to a new low not seen since US President Donald Trump got elected in November 2024. This downside volatility is believed to have been precipitated by the overleveraging in the $BTC market at the time. According to the latest on-chain data, the Bitcoin derivatives market
Crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe set the market talking this week after posting what he called “the best chart in the ecosystem,” a long-term look at Bitcoin’s valuation against gold that, he says, flips the usual bullish story on its head. Van de Poppe argues the $BTC/Gold ratio is at its lowest level ever
Bitcoin’s ($BTC) trajectory shows an exclusive pattern of liquidation. The latest liquidity map of Bitcoin ($BTC) presents high-leverage liquidations, presenting a pattern that looks like ‘’2 Burj Khalifas.” As per the data from TheKingfisher, the towering patterns of short and long liquidations are stacked nearly symmetrically around the present spot price. Hence, the respective setting
Bitcoin ($BTC) is currently navigating a pivotal consolidation phase following a volatile start to February 2026. After hitting an all-time high of $126,100 in late 2025, the flagship cryptocurrency faced a sharp correction, dropping toward the $60,000 support zone earlier this month. As of today, February 21, 2026, Bitcoin is showing signs of recovery, trading
Key Takeaways AI and crypto are poised to disrupt existing market structures significantly. The next decade may see a reshaping of money markets with different beneficiaries than in the past. Stablecoins are processing more transaction volume than major credit card companies like Mastercard. Profit margins are increasing even as job creation remains stagnant, presenting a
Bitcoin’s $BTC$68,541.73 violent selloff earlier this month may be giving way to a late-stage bear market phase, but investors shouldn’t expect a quick recovery, according to Vetle Lunde, head of research at K33. “Current conditions closely resemble late September and mid November 2022, periods near the bear market bottom that were followed by extended consolidation,”