#Bitcoin

The IMF has praised El Salvador for its strong 4% economic growth, but the nation's continued accumulation of Bitcoin remains a point of tension, defying the fund's advice.

Global asset manager VanEck predicts Bitcoin will become a top-performing asset in 2026, despite lagging stocks by 50% in 2025. The firm cites accelerating monetary debasement as the key driver.

According to Galaxy Digital's Alex Thorn, Bitcoin's rally to $126,000 this year didn't break the $100,000 barrier in inflation-adjusted 2020 dollars, providing insights for both bulls and bears.

The CoinDesk 20 index fell 0.8% on Dec. 23, with all assets declining. Uniswap (UNI) led the losses with a 3.7% drop, reversing some of its 19% weekend surge amid a broader market downturn.

The U.S. dollar index is near a 3-month low, sending gold and copper to record highs. But Bitcoin isn't following, raising questions about its safe-haven narrative amidst diverging central bank policies.

BNB's price dropped toward $850 amid a wider crypto market sell-off led by Bitcoin's retreat to the $87,000 level. Here are the key support and resistance levels traders are watching.

Bitcoin (BTC) price falls to $87,500 as risk aversion grows before the U.S. Q3 GDP report. Gold rallies near $4,500, showing a clear investor shift to safety despite a weaker dollar.

MicroStrategy has increased its dollar reserves to $2.2 billion, creating a 2.5-year buffer to cover dividends and a key 2027 debt maturity. This move allows the company to weather a potential 'bitcoin winter' without selling its BTC holdings.

VanEck's new report suggests Bitcoin miner capitulation and falling hashrate is a powerful buy signal, not a bearish indicator. Historically, these periods have led to positive 180-day returns 77% of the time.

Bitcoin's (BTC) recovery stalled after failing to break a key descending trendline from its $126,000 peak. With prices below $88,000, the focus shifts to support at $84,000. Here's what's next for the cryptocurrency.

Cardano-based Midnight (NIGHT) token plunges 22%, leading a market downturn. An analysis by Memento Research shows 85% of crypto tokens launched in 2025 are trading below their initial valuation.

In 2025, gold and copper are the top-performing assets, surging 70% and 35% respectively. The rallies reflect a flight to tangible assets amid systemic fear and an AI boom, leaving Bitcoin behind with a 6% loss.