Ethereum Classic: Buy, Sell, or Hold in 2026?
Express News | The U.S. SEC and CFTC will jointly advance crypto regulatory collaboration, aligning with Trump's pro-crypto policies.
A Quick Overview of the Cryptocurrency Section in Ark Invest's Big Ideas 2026: BTC Market Cap Targeted at $16 Trillion, with Explosive Growth in Tokenization and DeFi
Bitcoin is expected to have a compound annual growth rate of approximately 63% over the next five years, with its market capitalization increasing from nearly USD 2 trillion to around USD 16 trillion by 2030.
Express News | David Sacks: Traditional banks in the U.S. and the crypto industry will eventually merge into a "digital asset industry."
Express News | The Senate Banking Committee shifts focus to housing issues, delaying the crypto market structure bill by several weeks.
Express News | The latest legislative text on crypto market structure from the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee failed to reach an agreement with the Democratic Party.
Express News | Ark Invest forecasts: Bitcoin price to reach $760,000 by 2030, with a market cap of $16 trillion
Express News | Coinbase CEO Debates with the Governor of the Bank of France at Davos: Stablecoin Yields and 'Bitcoin Standard' Become Key Issues
Express News | ARK: Bitcoin, DeFi, and tokenized assets will dominate the next phase of crypto, with digital asset scale potentially reaching $28 trillion by 2030.
Trump plans to 'focus on the real estate market before turning to cryptocurrency,' as the U.S. Congress delays the 'Cryptocurrency Bill' by several weeks.
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has shifted its legislative focus from cryptocurrency to housing policy, potentially delaying the cryptocurrency market bill until the end of February or March. The withdrawal of Coinbase's support had already postponed cryptocurrency legislation, and with the Senate Agriculture Committee also needing to participate in drafting the bill, the legislative process faces inter-committee coordination challenges, making the outlook highly uncertain.
Daily Crypto Market Movements | Tariff concerns loom over the market again, leading to a decline across all cryptocurrencies; Bitcoin briefly fell below $89,000. Chen Maobo: Hong Kong has issued licenses to 11 virtual asset trading platforms and is expect
According to official reports, Strategy has purchased an additional 22,305 Bitcoins at approximately $95,284 per coin, with a total cost of around $21.3 billion. As of January 19, 2026, Strategy holds 709,715 Bitcoins, with a total acquisition cost of approximately $539.2 billion and an average cost of about $75,979 per Bitcoin.
BTC plummeted, once falling below $88,000. Did the 'sell America' trade spill over into the crypto market?
As tensions over Greenland escalate and concerns about Japan's fiscal situation roil global bond markets, the 'sell America' trade has come back into focus. Significant declines have been observed across U.S. stocks, bonds, and currency. Has this 'sell America' sentiment also spilled over into crypto markets such as Bitcoin?
Express News | New CFTC Chairman Appointed by Trump Supports Crypto Industry, Launches 'Future-Proof' Initiative
Top Cryptocurrencies Fall; Bitcoin Drops Below $90,000
The 'Crypto President' Falls from Grace? On the First Anniversary of Trump's Inauguration: Bitcoin Drops 15%, Most Altcoins Plunge 50%-90%
As the first anniversary of Trump's presidency, during which he has been regarded by the market as the 'Crypto President,' approaches, the cryptocurrency market has not experienced a sustained bull run: Bitcoin has retreated approximately 15% over the past year, while most altcoins and mid- to small-cap tokens have suffered even more severe declines, generally plunging between 70% and 90%. This demonstrates that political tailwinds have been insufficient to offset the impact of macroeconomic volatility and waning risk appetite.
Black Monday strikes again: Is Trump once more the catalyst for a flash crash in the crypto market?
Original|Odaily Planet Daily Author|Wenser Upon waking up, the cryptocurrency market once again experienced a "Monday-style flash crash." After Bitcoin (BTC.CC) briefly surpassed $97,000 last week, its weekly close was still above $95,000. However, just as the market anticipated that Bitcoin would drive an overall recovery in the crypto market, a long-awaited "significant pullback" struck again—within just a few hours, Bitcoin plunged below $92,000 and is currently trading around $92,700. Ethereum (ETH.CC) briefly fell below $3,200.
Trump's tariff remarks trigger sell-off! Cryptocurrency market plunges, with Bitcoin briefly dropping below $92,000.
Following President Trump's announcement of new tariffs on eight European countries, cryptocurrency prices plummeted as risk assets weakened and demand for safe-haven assets increased. During the early Asian trading session on Monday, Bitcoin dropped by as much as 3.6%, falling below $92,000, with other tokens experiencing even larger declines.
Express News | Steak'n Shake purchased $10 million worth of Bitcoin, advancing its corporate-level BTC treasury strategy.
Express News | Tom Lee: Bitcoin is expected to reach a new all-time high this year, and Ethereum will outperform Bitcoin.
Will Trump take military action against Iran? How will this affect Bitcoin?
As of mid-January 2026, the situation facing the market was not an announced war plan but a rapidly escalating cycle of tension, deliberately kept ambiguous in official statements. The United States had begun withdrawing or advising the withdrawal of some personnel from key areas in the Middle East, including the Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar. According to the Financial Times, the base houses approximately 10,000 U.S. military personnel. Reuters also reported that, with regional tensions rising and Iranian officials warning of retaliation against neighboring countries hosting U.S. troops if the U.S. launches an attack, Washington has taken precautionary measures.