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Bhutan Quietly Dumps Bitcoin Holdings As BTC Sinks Under $70,000 To Lowest Level Since October 2024

The Royal Government of Bhutan has begun offloading its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings after months of wallet inactivity.

‘KISS’ Rock Star Gene Simmons Believes You Must Hold Bitcoin

‘KISS’ frontman reveals his bullish Bitcoin philosophy to the crypto community.

Morning Crypto Report: XRP Officially Decouples From Bitcoin Amid $850 Million Bloodbath, Ripple's Main Japanese Ally to Launch Own Blockchain, Shiba Inu (SHIB) Eyes 26% Discount Thanks to Bear Market

Feb. 5, Thursday: XRP shows bullish divergence as Bitcoin breaks $70,000, Shiba Inu coin loses key support and Ripple's top Japanese partner unveils S...

Schiff to Bitcoin Holders: Abandon Sinking Ship

Peter Schiff has urged Bitcoin (BTC) holders to "abandon a sinking ship" as the cryptocurrency collapses to a new 2026 low of $69,163.

Certora Awarded Ethereum Foundation Grant to Help Create a ZK Future for EVM

New York City, New York, 5th February 2026, Chainwire The post Certora Awarded Ethereum Foundation Grant to Help Create a ZK Future for EVM appeared f...

Gate Releases January Transparency Report: TradFi Trading Volume Surpasses $20 Billion as a Multi-Asset Framework Takes Shape

In January 2026, digital asset trading platform Gate released its latest Transparency Report. The report shows that Gate continues to advance across k...

Why XRP price stalls as ledger activity nears January 2025 peak

The market isn't quite done with the token yet.

Multiliquid, Metalayer launch instant redemption backstop for RWAs on Solana

The new facility allows institutions to redeem tokenized real-world assets into stablecoins instantly, addressing a key liquidity bottleneck in onchai...

Bitcoin price may drop below $64K as veteran raises ‘campaign selling’ alarm

Bitcoin risks a deeper slide as miners and US spot ETFs cut BTC exposure, adding supply pressure during a fragile downtrend.

Deutsche Bank says bitcoin’s selloff signals a loss of conviction, not a broken market