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Ethereum has just lost 40% of its value, but Tom Lee sees a rare opportunity in it. Between historical parallels and technological potential, this drop could well mark the beginning of a spectacular rebound. Should you seize the opportunity or stay cautious?

The EU has found TikTok’s features addictive and is calling for platform reforms, with potential fines if changes are not made.

Zcash has entered a prolonged pullback after a strong run late last year. Prices have fallen sharply since November, erasing gains that once made the token a market leader in 2025. At the same time, activity from a key corporate holder has slowed, raising questions about near-term demand. Elsewhere in crypto, other treasury firms continue to buy despite heavy paper losses.

Bitcoin has just crossed a critical threshold that changes the game. According to CryptoQuant, the break of its 365-day moving average is no longer a mere technical signal: it marks the clear entry into a new bearish cycle. This slide occurs in a context of institutional demand withdrawal and degraded on-chain signals. The bullish momentum now seems behind, replaced by a market dynamic structured around caution, watchfulness... and the risk of prolonged decline.

In the space of 24 hours, bitcoin recorded nearly 900 million dollars of realized losses, a level never seen since the collapse of FTX in 2022. This chilling figure, from on-chain data, illustrates much more than a simple drop, but marks a brutal turning point in investor sentiment. Such a massive and sudden wave of loss-making sales signals a new phase of capitulation, revealing the persistent fragility of a market still far from regaining its balance.

Bitcoin bounced back on February 6, crossing 70,000 $ again after falling below 60,800 $ a few hours earlier. This stunning recovery, amid extreme volatility, occurs in a market shaken between bullish hopes and selling shocks. Should this be seen as a simple technical rebound or the beginning of a lasting reversal?

Metaplanet continues its Bitcoin purchases and intrigues investors facing a pressured market. More details in this article!

European companies developing tokenized securities are urging EU lawmakers to act quickly, warning that existing rules are stalling growth in regulated on-chain markets. Industry participants argue that prolonged delays could divert capital and trading activity to the United States, where tokenization is advancing under established market frameworks. These calls come ahead of a parliamentary debate on the future of Europe’s digital market infrastructure.

Bitcoin plunges into the abyss, but BlackRock acts as savior with its ETF, displaying record volumes. Coincidence or strategy? Investors cling, hoping for an unlikely recovery.

Strategy reported a $12.6 billion Q4 loss as Bitcoin prices fell sharply, marking one of the largest quarterly losses for a U.S. public company.

While Bitcoin collapses below $65,000, Binance surprises the market by investing $233 million in 3,600 BTC. A bold decision that divides experts: some see it as a strong signal of confidence, while others believe the disappearance of Bitcoin would make the world better. Between opportunity and risk, how should investors react?

In the fourth quarter of 2025, Tether's USDT recorded historic on-chain activity, with 4.4 trillion dollars transferred and 2.2 billion transactions. While the overall cryptocurrency market underwent a sharp contraction, the USDT market cap reached a record 187.3 billion dollars, driven by massive retail adoption and a user base exceeding 534 million worldwide. Tether thus confirms its growing role as a stable and reliable financial infrastructure.

Two Democratic senators demand an urgent investigation into undisclosed Chinese investments in SpaceX. As Elon Musk has just merged his space giant with xAI for $1.25 trillion, Washington wonders: what if Beijing had already set foot in the most sensitive technologies of the United States?

Ether has fallen below $2,000, confirming a marked retracement phase. Indeed, the movement is accompanied by a visible disengagement of holders, an influx toward exchanges, and degraded technical signals. This threshold break tests the market structure and investor resilience.

The crypto market has sharply declined. In a few hours, major assets lost several months of gains, bringing bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana back to forgotten levels. After the 2025 momentum, investors hoped for consolidation. Instead, a wave of panic took over. More than 2 billion dollars were liquidated, revealing an atmosphere of extreme fear. The entire ecosystem is affected, from tokens to listed stocks, indiscriminately.

Gemini, the crypto exchange founded by the Winklevoss brothers, exits international markets, downsizes, and now bets on prediction markets, a booming sector, with a risky but strategic wager.

Bitcoin wavers below 67,000 dollars and concern is rising. In an already fragile context, Stifel bank issues a severe warning: a return to 38,000 dollars is now possible. Such a retreat, over 40% decline, would far exceed usual corrections. This scenario, supported by technical and macroeconomic signals, brings crypto market volatility back to the forefront. And this time, it is no longer a mere warning.

Washington on loop mode: crypto lobbies offer keys to local banks, but the Senate still hesitates. Towards an unlikely alliance to save the law? To be continued...

The debate over online age verification intensified this week after Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov criticized Spain’s proposal to restrict social media access for users under 16. Spanish officials say the measure is designed to protect children online, but critics argue it could expand government surveillance and erode digital privacy. The plan has drawn particular concern from the public, who warn of broader consequences for anonymous communication online.

Anthropic’s new AI tools shook software and tech stocks, sparking a market selloff as investors reconsider the impact of automation.

The Kraken exchange platform has just unveiled DeFi Earn, a feature that promises to democratize access to decentralized finance rewards. Launched on January 26, 2026, this innovation allows users to generate up to 8% variable APY on their euros, dollars, and USDC, without having to master the technical subtleties usually associated with DeFi.

Bitcoin’s price remains under strain as selling pressure continues to weigh on the market. The OG coin fell to an intraday low of $72,945 in the previous session as market pullback continues across risk assets. While retail traders have largely maintained bullish positions, institutional investors have begun to retreat. Current data points to a growing divide between these two groups, raising questions about where Bitcoin may head next.

Gold recovered to 5,000 per ounce after a historic drop, with major banks including J.P. Morgan forecasting further gains later in 2026.

BBVA joins a banking consortium to launch a euro stablecoin against dollar stablecoins. All the details in this article!

Binance creates a staggering gap. CoinMarketCap's Proof of Reserves report reveals overwhelming domination: $155.6 billion in assets, far beyond any other platform. As transparency becomes a vital requirement in a market under regulatory pressure, this ranking raises a crucial question: who can be trusted today? Binance establishes itself decisively.

Crypto.com bets big on a crypto prediction app with up to $500 offered at sign-up. Discover the details in this article.

While the crypto market remains without a clear direction, XRP attracts attention. According to analyst XForceGlobal, the token has entered a "washout zone," an intense correction phase potentially preceding a major reversal. Relying on Elliott wave theory, he suggests a scenario where the current drop precedes a surge up to 30 dollars. As selling pressure intensifies and technical signals blur, this interpretation divides opinion.

Bitcoin is sliding, ETFs are fleeing, Binance is coughing, traders are tensing up. And we were told that cryptos were rock solid...