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Ethereum continues to face technical pressure as short-term price structure weakens and broader market confidence remains fragile. On the 4-hour chart, ETH maintains a clear bearish trend, with lower highs and lower lows guiding price action.

The cryptocurrency market fell sharply on Wednesday, with Bitcoin sliding toward the $70,000 level and dragging major altcoins lower.

Gold, silver, and Bitcoin are posting divergent price moves in Q1 2026 amid shifting macroeconomic conditions. Recent gains in precious metals and Bitcoin’s weakness highlight changing investor positioning. Policy signals, liquidity trends, and market flows are expected to determine asset leadership by quarter-end.

Mike Cagney, CEO of financial services firm Figure, has said that growing interest in real-world assets (RWAs) on public blockchains lacks meaning without yield for token holders.

Morph, an Ethereum-based platform, has launched $150 million Payment Accelerator program to help payment companies expand real-world blockchain transactions. The program supports firms bringing live payments on-chain, meeting the rising need for faster and more efficient global payments.

Gold emerged as the best major asset in 2025 while Bitcoin posted its weakest annual performance, marking a rare inversion in cross-asset returns and intensifying scrutiny around whether the digital asset has entered a formal bear phase.

Mirae Asset Group is in talks to acquire Korbit, one of South Korea’s longest-running cryptocurrency exchanges. For now, the talks remain non-binding and subject to due diligence, but the intent is clear.

The race to tokenize global finance found a new engine in Abu Dhabi today. During the Solana Breakpoint conference, institutional capital allocator Keel unveiled a massive $500 million liquidity initiative dubbed the ‘Tokenization Regatta.’

Bitcoin scarcity has started getting real as BTC supply across exchanges has continued to decline.

Angel investor Dennis Liu discusses the outlook for Bitcoin and altcoins as we move toward 2026 in his latest market breakdown. He outlines why Bitcoin is likely to keep its lead, while altcoins face challenges due to a shift in liquidity and changing market structure that favors larger assets.

Interest in Bitcoin continues rising across major financial circles, and new comments from Eric Trump have added fresh momentum. He argued that Bitcoin now shows qualities that attract long-term investors rather than short-term traders.

Peter Schiff, one of Bitcoin’s fiercest critics, has continued to slam the cryptocurrency amid declining prices. Bitcoin crashed by 5% in the early hours of Monday, returning below the $90,000 landmark to trade for $86,547 at the time of writing, according to data from TradingView.

Charles Schwab will switch on spot cryptocurrency trading in the first half of 2026, CEO Rick Wurster told investors on Nov. 5. The plan is to offer direct, in-platform access to Bitcoin and Ethereum, giving millions of brokerage customers a way to buy the two biggest digital assets inside an environment they already trust.

Polygon’s growing bet on zero knowledge technology has started to show concrete results as co-founder Sandeep Nailwal drew fresh attention to Katana, a DeFi focused Layer 2 that is now one of the largest ZK rollups in the Polygon environment.

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX and CIO of Maelstrom, recently predicted that Bitcoin could more than double within the next few months. His view rested on prior cycles where sharp surges followed steep drops in available exchange supply.

A heated debate has broken out inside Cardano’s community over a proposal to allocate 50 million ADA to build stablecoin liquidity and expand the DeFi ecosystem.

Altcoins priced below $1 often create the impression that they have more room to grow. In reality, their potential depends on supply, market cap, and adoption.

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, said the global asset rally could extend into 2026. Speaking in an , Hayes tied the extension to expectations that President Donald Trump will roll out fresh economic stimulus programs through mid-2026.

A new trend is taking hold in corporate finance whereby companies are adding Ethereum (ETH) to their balance sheets. The move expands the use of digital assets in corporate treasuries beyond just Bitcoin (BTC), as firms increasingly seek exposure to blockchain infrastructure and decentralized systems.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer thinks many mainstream asset managers are about to embark on a Bitcoin buying spree, and he believes that even includes long-time skeptics like JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon.