Bitcoin may continue to copy its 2022 bear market if bulls fail to reclaim the 200-week exponential moving average by the end of the week, new analysis said.

A mistaken Bitcoin payout revealed how exchange ledgers work and why South Korea is rethinking internal controls for crypto platforms.

Resilience built from the debris of 2022 is now shaping the Solana ecosystems future, leaders from Jupiter, Backpack, Kamino and DoubleZero argued at Consensus Hong Kong 2026.

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Bitcoin net taker volume flipped positive after a month of "aggressive" selling, but sentiment crashed to its lowest levels in crypto market history.

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Cryptocurrency analyst Cryptollica suggests a "maximum opportunity / minimum risk" setup for Dogecoin based on long-term indicators. The analysis uses a 10-day Dogecoin chart against the US Dollar Index (DXY) to filter out short-term market noise. A key level is the "Launchpad," a historical resistance that's now acting as support. The analyst sees the price returning to its origin and the 10-day RSI at a level that historically indicated cyclical bottoms. These factors suggest a possible shift in market sentiment towards Dogecoin's potential growth. Cryptollica also points to similar RSI readings in previous market downturns that preceded rallies. They believe Dogecoin is mathematically within the optimal risk-reward zone for investment. A separate chart shows Dogecoin's price nearing the lower boundary of a wide channel on a 3-day timeframe. The analyst implies that Dogecoin might be nearing its bottom based on historical price points. The overall analysis relies on historical patterns to explain the current market setup. The potential for a rise depends on support levels holding and Dogecoin's ability to recover. Dogecoin is currently trading around $0.09.

The bank cuts its 2026 crypto price targets, warning of further near-term capitulation as ETF outflows and macro headwinds weigh on digital assets.

Crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) lost momentum as bitcoin and ether reversed into heavy outflows. XRP funds were flat, while solana ETFs managed a modest inflow in an otherwise cautious session. Crypto ETFs Turn Red as Bitcoin, Ether Slide Back to Outflows Momentum in crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) proved short-lived as midweek trading brought a decisive […]

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Experts at Consensus Hong Kong said regional focus on user utility and stablecoin regulation is driving adoption.

Regulation of digital assets is a great opportunity for emerging markets, said Pakistan’s crypto regulation lead.

Panelists at the conference discussed how regulatory progress in Hong Kong and Japan creates a structured path for capital allocation.

The head of the fourth-largest crypto exchange by daily trading volume also said he believes bitcoin’s four-year cycle is no longer a thing.

The chairman of Greater China at McKinsey said nearly every company is experimenting with AI, few are rethinking their organizations deeply enough to unlock profit.

Ripple (XLM), up 4.2% from Wednesday, was also among the top performers.

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Tom Lee, Fundstrat's head of research, predicts a quick rebound for Ethereum based on its historical performance. He emphasizes Ethereum's eight past V-shaped recoveries after significant price drops since 2018. Analysts are looking at the $1,890 level as a potential bottom for the cryptocurrency. Strong staking demand is locking up a significant portion of Ethereum's supply, reducing tradable volume. The validator entry queue has grown, indicating continuous staking interest despite price declines. Ethereum's price recently fell to around $1,900, with a 36% drop over the last month. Market volatility has led to over $1 billion in liquidations, creating trader uncertainty. Economic data, geopolitical events, and inflation anticipation contribute to market nervousness. Several market analyses suggest the current market dip is not a structural break. Lee's view is that past patterns will repeat, leading to a strong recovery. He sees the recent price drop as part of a familiar cycle.

The current market downswing could be driven by institutional investors exiting positions, as crypto still presents too much risk for them.

Leaders from Citrea, Rootstock Labs and BlockSpaceForce argued that bitcoin’s scaling layers are less about throughput and more about turning the asset into a programmable financial base layer.

Onchain data shows nearly 49,000 BTC moved from miner wallets in two days, but public disclosures suggest the transfers do not reflect broad capitulation.

Ella Zhang of YZi Labs says her firm invests in founders building what doesn’t yet exist, guided by first principles and long-term conviction across AI, biotech and Web3.

Bitcoin's price is showing signs of weakness, with new capital failing to enter the market. Instead, withdrawals are occurring, suggesting a potential shift into a deeper bear market. On-chain metrics reveal negative cumulative inflows over the last month, particularly with the 30-day cumulative new investor flow at a negative $2.6 billion. This indicates more capital is leaving the ecosystem than entering it, contradicting the typical behavior seen during bull runs. Past bull markets witnessed significant influxes of new money, which is currently absent. Instead, the chart currently shows net capital outflows, with sell-offs not being absorbed by fresh liquidity. This lack of new buyers heightens the risk of deeper price declines and increased volatility in the market. While a crash isn't guaranteed, the decreasing liquidity increases price fragility. Bitcoin is currently trading below $70,000, with support around $60,000, amid calls for further corrections. Analysts are suggesting potential bottom prices that vary greatly across trading platforms. The lack of inflow spikes indicates a difficult path to recovery in the short term, increasing the chance of further declines. The mining activity has slowed, the largest drop, since 2021, mirroring the negative trend in the market. Bitcoin's current price is around $67,160, reflecting a modest 0.3% gain in the last 24 hours.