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What to Know: Crypto cycles have increasingly tracked macro data, with strong jobs and PMI figures tightening liquidity, while weaker prints often revive risk-on demand. Investors now closely watch unemployment and PMI thresholds, using them as signals to determine when to rotate between high-beta altcoins and more defensive, utility-heavy allocations. AI-driven creator platforms are emerging as a structural theme, transforming fragmented content tools and opaque revenue-sharing models into on-chain, programmable economies. SUBBD targets excessive creator‑platform fees, arbitrary bans, and fragmented AI stacks by merging Web3 payments, governance, and advanced AI tools into a single tokenized ecosystem. Macroeconomic data has quietly turned into one of crypto’s bigge...

A surprise appearance by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at the opening of a Bitcoin-themed bar in Washington, DC, has drawn sharp attention from both crypto supporters and cautious observers. Related Reading: Trump’s WLFI Moves To Contain Wallet Breach While Federal Inquiry Looms According to reports, Bessent stopped by Pubkey during its launch event, a move that many in the Bitcoin community read as a visible sign of warmer relations between parts of government and the crypto sector. Pubkey Visit Raises Eyebrows And Cheers Pubkey, a venue that bills itself as Bitcoin-friendly, has grown from a New York outpost into a small chain. Reports have disclosed that the New York location once hosted US President Donald Trump, who reportedly paid in Bitcoin during a prev...

With Bitcoin trading around $85,000, Jeff Park, Partner and CIO at ProCap BTC, used his Nov. 20 conversation with Anthony Pompliano to argue that the drop may be valuable for reasons that have little to do with short-term “dip buying” and everything to do with narrative regime change. His central claim is that the classic halving-anchored rhythm is losing its foundation. Why The Bitcoin Crash Is Necessary “The four year cycle is almost definitively over,” Park said, because what it was “based off of historically, which is the halving, is just irrelevant from the additional marginal demand that comes from other channels that have opened up.” In his framing, the market is being pulled into a different cadence: “logically and fundamentally the four-year cycle should no ...

What to Know: Tom Lee’s market maker balance sheet thesis suggests the crypto market crash on October 10, 2025, was driven by structural liquidity gaps, not just speculative panic. Liquidity crises can spread rapidly from institutional books to retail users, impacting execution quality, fees, and access to cross-chain opportunities as volatility spikes. Best Wallet Presale aims to target a 40 percent wallet market share by 2026, combining Fireblocks MPC security, multichain aggregation, and a mobile-first UX. Competition among wallets is shifting toward integrated tooling, with staking, presale access, and fee incentives becoming central to how users choose their primary crypto gateway. The October 10 crypto crash wasn’t just another violent wick on the chart. Accord...

Ethereum is still struggling after the initial market crash on October 10 that rocked the market. The subsequent market declines have pushed the largest altcoin by market cap toward $3,000, breaking below it for the first time at the start of the week. With the price looking to find support, there is the possibility of a dead count bounce happening that could see the price rise by more than 10%. However, with a dead count bounce being ultimately bearish, the target remains much lower. Why Ethereum Could Be Headed Lower Crypto analyst TradingShot, in a recent analysis, outlined how the Ethereum price looks to be caught in a bearish trend since early October. This had first begun after the altcoin put in a new all-time high just above $4,900 before being hit hard in th...

Michael Saylor’s Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy, has found itself significantly exposed to the ongoing downturn in the cryptocurrency market, which has seen more than $1 trillion in total market capitalization wiped out over the past month.  As the largest public holder of Bitcoin, with over 650,000 coins, the company is now facing the real threat of being removed from major benchmark indices, which have been crucial for its visibility in mainstream portfolios. Analysts Predict Major Impact On Strategy  According to a recent Bloomberg report, analysts at JPMorgan Chase have issued a warning that Saylor’s firm may lose its standing in key indices such as MSCI USA and the Nasdaq 100.  Related Reading: CEO Cuts Cardano Founder’s Bitcoin Price Forecast, Warns ...

Data shows the Bitcoin Mayer Multiple has declined to the lower bound of its range recently, which suggests a slowdown in momentum for BTC. Bitcoin Mayer Multiple Is Now Retesting Its Lower Bound As explained by on-chain analytics firm Glassnode in a new post on X, the Bitcoin Mayer Multiple has retraced to the lower bound of its long-term range. The “Mayer Multiple” refers to an indicator that keeps track of the ratio between the BTC spot price and its 200-day moving average (MA). Related Reading: Bitcoin Crash Dominated By US Selling, CryptoQuant Data Shows In technical analysis (TA), the 200-day MA is considered as a boundary between macro bullish and bearish trends. Whenever BTC is trading above this line, a bullish bias may be assumed to be in play. Similarly, t...

Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a slight rebound after reaching a near eight-month low of $87,500 on Wednesday. By Thursday, the leading crypto surged back toward $90,000. However, market expert Leshka warns that this brief increase may signal only the start of a new distribution phase for Bitcoin, as selling pressure continues to build. Possible Bottom Between $40,700 And $47,500 In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Leshka assessed Bitcoin’s position on the weekly chart, identifying critical demand zones between $40,700 and $47,500 that could take shape throughout 2026.  She suggested that these levels might represent the bottom for Bitcoin during the anticipated bear market. If such forecasts materialize, this could indicate price drops of 47% to 54% from current va...

A recent report discussed how Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) companies like BitMine and Strategy are sitting on billions of dollars of unrealized profits as Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) lose crucial support levels. Related Reading: This Altcoin Soars 20% In One Day Following Major Saudi Arabia Partnership DATs To Face ‘Increasing Scrutiny’ On Thursday, crypto insights company 10x Research reported that the largest Ethereum Treasury company, BitMine Immersion Technologies, has a multi-billion-dollar paper loss after the ongoing market correction, which has sent ETH to multi-month lows. “Bitmine is now down more than $1,000 per ETH, implying about $3.7 billion in unrealized losses before even accounting for the hefty NAV [net asset value] premium public-market invest...

On-chain analytics firm CryptoQuant has revealed how selling from US Bitcoin investors has dominated during the recent market downturn. Bitcoin Coinbase Premium Gap Points To US Selloff In a new thread on X, CryptoQuant has talked about some key pieces of data related to the US-dominated Bitcoin selloff. The first indicator that CryptoQuant has shared is the “Coinbase Premium Gap,” which keeps track of the difference between the BTC price listed on Coinbase (USD pair) and that on Binance (USDT pair). Related Reading: Dogecoin’s Strongest Support Zone Revealed—Here’s The Level As the below chart shows, the 30-hour moving average (MA) value of this metric has plummeted into the red territory recently. A negative value on the Coinbase Premium Gap indicates that the asse...