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Harvard made major moves in its investment portfolio by sharply increasing its Bitcoin and gold ETF holdings.

The crypto market is wavering again, and the same question arises: has bitcoin finally hit rock bottom? While analysts are getting carried away and predictions are proliferating, the Santiment platform calls for caution. According to it, the real market bottoms never occur when everyone is expecting them. Behind collective optimism, it sees a formidable emotional trap, where overconfidence could precede a new downturn. What if the worst is not over yet?

The crypto market is going through a period of intense turbulence. While Bitcoin dangerously slips below the symbolic threshold of 100,000 dollars, gold and silver shine brightly. Investors are turning away from digital assets to seek refuge in commodities. But what explains such a turnaround?

U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw over $860 million withdrawn on Thursday, marking the second-largest outflow ever and adding pressure on Bitcoin’s price.

Cash App is preparing one of its biggest updates yet as parent company Block sets a timeline to add stablecoin operations to the platform. New tools for both Bitcoin and digital dollar payments are being prepared for rollout, with early 2026 cited as the target window. Essentially, Block is pushing to expand access to digital payments while keeping Bitcoin at the center of its ecosystem.

A muted end to 2025 may be laying the groundwork for a stronger crypto breakout in 2026. Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan says the absence of a late-year rally strengthens his view that next year will bring the next major upswing for digital assets.

The Czech National Bank has just reached an unprecedented milestone: the purchase of 1 million dollars in cryptos, including bitcoin. This is a first for a European central bank, at a time when many institutions remain cautious about cryptos. Behind this symbolic amount, it is a strong declaration of intent because the country wants to understand and test the future of finance. A discreet gesture, but one that could well announce a turning point in monetary policies in the era of these assets.

The king of cryptos gave up ground yesterday, slipping below the symbolic threshold of $100,000. Investors are fleeing risky assets in a context of liquidity tightening. This brutal correction raises the question: are we witnessing a simple technical pullback or the beginning of a prolonged bearish phase?

While precious metals regain ground and Washington avoids budget paralysis, the crypto ecosystem wavers. Investor sentiment collapses, reaching its lowest level since March. Indeed, alarming technical signals reveal a possible breaking point. In a climate of widespread distrust, the market seems to enter a critical phase where fear now dictates movements. This abrupt trend change raises questions about the solidity of the rebound eagerly awaited by industry players.

The restart of the US government reopens the way for crypto regulation and ETFs. A decisive turning point or just a stay of execution for the market?

Big corporate holders of Bitcoin are entering a more competitive phase as new entrants add crypto to their balance sheets. While activity remained steady in October, shifting buying patterns eroded the dominance of long-standing leaders, bringing greater attention to new corporate holders of Bitcoin and major altcoins.

Government report, Bitcoin reserve, political pressure: Taiwan could surprise the whole world. What the investigation reveals.

Morgan Stanley warns of a possible turning point in the crypto market. In a recent analysis, the bank mentions an end of cycle for Bitcoin and recommends investors to take their gains. In a context of persistent volatility, this signal from a major institution invites caution.

The end of the longest shutdown in US history could have marked a turning point for the crypto market. Unlike in 2019, the expected euphoria did not materialize. Bitcoin is retreating, investors are doubtful. Why doesn't this political restart trigger the hoped-for explosion in prices? Between regulatory paralysis, blurred economic signals, and political uncertainties, the market struggles to find new momentum. This complex situation weakens investors' expectations.

Uncertainty hovers over crypto markets as macroeconomic conditions slow down the usual November bullish momentum. Will bitcoin manage to maintain its reputation as the best performing month of the year?

She dreamed of being a queen, handled bitcoins by the thousands... and ended up on the London judicial throne! Dive into the crypto universe where scammers aim high, very high.

An online survey sparked controversy: more than 80% of respondents believe that Lightning is not "real bitcoin." A massive figure, and a clear divide between technical promise and market perception. The debate exploded on X, opposing pro-Lightning figures and sharp critics. Let's summarize, decode, and project.

While the crypto market remains under pressure due to global economic uncertainties, XRP continues to disappoint despite concrete advances. Why such a discrepancy between its fundamentals and its price? For Versan Aljarrah, a recognized analyst and founder of Black Swan Capitalist, the answer is straightforward. As long as XRP remains correlated with bitcoin, it will remain trapped by chronic volatility. This statement reignites the debate on the strategic independence of Ripple’s flagship asset.

Bitcoin was supposed to take off after the US budget chaos. Result? ETFs on strike, Solana showing off... and investors biting their nails, eyes fixed on December.

As states tighten their control over cryptos, an old bitcoin theft resurfaces amid a geopolitical rivalry. LuBian, a Chinese mining pool, reportedly lost more than 127,000 BTC in 2020. Remaining discreet for years, the case suddenly resurfaces as Beijing now accuses the United States of having seized these funds, now valued at over 14 billion dollars, through an intelligence operation. The suspicion of a state confiscation reignites tensions between two superpowers.

Bitcoin shows signs of stabilizing after October’s declines, with seasonal trends and renewed investor interest pointing to a potential year-end rebound.

Bitcoin’s sharp rebound, fueled by optimism over the end of the 40-day U.S. government shutdown, has split traders. While most market watchers welcomed the recovery, aggressive short sellers faced a costly squeeze. High-risk trader James Wynn is at the center of the turmoil after a series of rapid losses pushed him into an even larger short bet.

The institutional crypto market has just reached a major milestone. The U.S. Treasury and the IRS now authorize crypto ETFs and trusts to participate in staking and redistribute rewards to their investors. This decision could well disrupt the world of digital asset investment.

As the specter of a historic shutdown recedes in the United States, bitcoin has rebounded, surpassing $106,000. The Senate approved temporary funding, narrowly avoiding a prolonged paralysis of federal institutions. This political progress was enough to revive the appetite for risk, propelling the leading crypto into a bullish dynamic. In a market where Washington's decisions act as a catalyst, this return to stability strengthens the correlation between macroeconomic news and crypto investors' behavior.

While some flee the crypto ship, Saylor fills up on bitcoins. And if the stubborn captain was right? Guaranteed plunge into Strategy's digital vaults.

Bitcoin reaches $160,000 and may be ready to explode? In this article, discover why the crypto market is heating up again.

Facing growing economic tensions, Robert Kiyosaki announces strengthening his investments in bitcoin, gold, silver, and Ethereum. The author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" anticipates a major crash and states he is turning to tangible assets to preserve his capital. He once again criticizes U.S. monetary policy and makes strong forecasts for 2026: 250,000 dollars for bitcoin, 27,000 for gold.

When bitcoin falters, Saylor blazes: 397 BTC more, 641,205 in stock... The man who confuses corporate strategy with a collection of digital coins still does not intend to ease off.