Crypto

Bitcoin on Monday briefly surged to $90,000 before sliding back to around $87,000 as markets remain jittery. Bitcoin ETFs saw $275.9 million in net

Bitcoin ETFs saw $275.9 million in net outflows on Friday, while Ethereum ETFs reported $38.7 million in net outflows. Capo Of Crypto said Bitcoin

Crypto investment products continue to see outflows towards the end of the year. Bitcoin led the outflows in the past week, while Solana and

Analysts say Bitcoin’s 2026 outlook is increasingly shaped by macroeconomic conditions, including monetary policy, liquidity trends, and labor-market dynamics, rather than short-term price action.

Bitcoin is going into 2026 trembling below $90,000. But competition from other cryptocurrencies will pull it down further, an analyst warns. Stocks and precious

Bitcoin briefly reclaimed the $90,000 level in early trade before paring gains. ・The broader cryptocurrency market rose 1.7% over the past 24 hours, lifting

Bitcoin price, Ethereum price, and XRP price show renewed strength heading into 2026 after daily gains of 2.04%, 2.57%, and 1.45% respectively. BTC price

Research noted that crypto trading activity has slowed sharply into year-end, with spot volumes for Bitcoin and Ethereum near cycle lows. ・It added that

Bitcoin soared past $90,000 while Ethereum reclaimed the $3,000 mark, indicating a positive turn in the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin’s rise to $89,000 was prompted by short liquidations, indicating a late-session squeeze rather than long capitulation. ・Analysts think Bitcoin’s long-term consolidation mimics silver’s