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Braden Karony, former SafeMoon CEO, was sentenced to eight years in prison for defrauding investors and misusing company funds.

While bitcoin evolves in a persistent volatility climate, ETFs backed by the leading crypto have just sent an unexpected signal to the market. After several weeks dominated by capital outflows, these investment products record a marked return of inflows. This movement, closely observed by institutional investors, comes at a pivotal moment where confidence remains fragile and every flow variation can reshape crypto market expectations.

Bitcoin hit $60,000 last week amid widespread panic. According to research firm K33, this plunge is not just another correction but indeed the end of capitulation. So, is the worst really behind us?

Ethereum falls below a major psychological threshold. Blockchain indicators show unexpected accumulation. Analysis.

The XRP Ledger just showed a clear signal: on-chain activity dropped by about 80% compared to its recent peaks, based on payment indicators between accounts. And this decline is associated with a cooling of institutional participation, in a context where crypto ETFs no longer show the same traction.

While bitcoin and Ethereum make headlines with their ETFs, Ripple chooses the right moment to assert itself with XRP. From February 11 to 12, the company is hosting the XRP Community Day 2026, a global digital event dedicated to its native asset and innovations of the XRP Ledger. This initiative occurs within a context of growing institutional interest, driven by massive flows into XRP ETFs. For Ripple, it is more than a community meeting: it is a strategic demonstration on a global scale.

The fragile calm of the crypto market has shattered. In a few sessions, bitcoin fell sharply to nearly $60,000, reviving doubts about the strength of the bullish cycle. This 32% correction since the halving prompts questions: simple turbulence or market pivot point? A study by Kaiko Research puts forward a strong hypothesis: bitcoin may have reached the midpoint of the bear market.

Bitcoin leaves its digital gold costume, shaken by AI and regulations, to transform into a risky asset. Grayscale sounds the alarm: the party is over for calm investors.

In just 24 hours, the Bitcoin market wiped out more than 250 million dollars of positions, catching thousands of traders off guard. Why this brutal purge? What signals should be watched to avoid getting trapped?

The European Union is about to take a major step in its economic war against Moscow. It plans to outright ban all crypto transactions involving Russian entities. A radical decision, but will it be enough to stop the machine?

For the first time since 2022, bitcoin is sending a bottom signal, a rare technical indicator that could mark a historic turning point. With critical price levels to watch and varied scenarios, investors wonder: is it time to buy?

Despite the current volatility, Bernstein remains confident: Bitcoin could reach $150,000 by 2026 thanks to institutional adoption and market resilience.

After three weeks of heavy selling, outflows on crypto products are clearly calming down, a signal often more telling than the price. They fall to $187M for the week, versus $3.43B in the previous two, which clearly changes the mood. At the same time, the price decline slows and Bitcoin briefly touched $60,000, a level that shifts from a panic reflex to a more rational reading.

Crypto in Israel: stakeholders demand a major reform in the face of banking and tax blockages that hinder innovation. Details here!

Canada, amid crypto regulation, launches a strict framework for digital asset custodians. But beware: small platforms risk being crushed by colossal costs.

While bitcoin was falling sharply to 60,000 dollars, Michael Saylor surprised the entire market. His company Strategy invested 90 million dollars to buy 1,142 BTC at a price well above the market rate. This choice, far from trivial, raises questions about the accumulation strategy of one of the largest BTC holders in the world. Why buy so high in a declining market? And what are the consequences for investors and the sector’s dynamics?

ENS has just disrupted the crypto ecosystem by abandoning Namechain for Ethereum L1. A bold decision driven by a 99% drop in gas fees and unexpected scalability. Why this strategy could redefine the future of L2s in the crypto ecosystem?

Digital asset manager CoinShares has played down concerns that quantum computers could pose a near-term threat to Bitcoin, arguing that only a small portion of coins are realistically exposed to such attacks. While fears around quantum technology have fueled market anxiety in recent months, the firm says current risks remain largely theoretical and far from actionable.

Tether ended 2025 with strong momentum, even as the broader crypto market weakened following October’s sharp sell-off. New data shows its dollar-pegged stablecoin, USDT, continued to attract users, activity, and capital during a period of reduced risk appetite. While competing stablecoins stalled or contracted, USDT expanded across nearly every major metric—highlighting growing demand beyond speculative trading.

In February 2026, bitcoin experienced a historic drop below $61,000. However, Glassnode data shows massive accumulation across all profiles. Why does this trend mark a turning point? Here are the key indicators and perspectives you absolutely must not miss.

The Financial Times triggers a tidal wave by claiming that Bitcoin will fall to zero. A statement that divides investors.

XRP surprised this weekend with a sudden surge of +2,860% on its spot flows in barely eight hours. This historic peak, occurring in a quiet market, reignites speculation about a possible cycle change. While some see it as a simple technical rebound, others detect a precursor signal. In any case, this volatility spike breaks the stupor that had surrounded crypto for several weeks.

The brutal volatility of bitcoin in February 2026 caused an unexpected wave. While the price collapsed from $81,500 to $60,000 in less than a week, Google searches for this crypto reached their highest level in a year.

Bitcoin tries to catch its breath after a spectacular plunge. Fallen to 59,930 dollars, the king of cryptos is trying today a difficult return around 70,000 $. However, is this recovery sustainable or is it just a respite before the next shock?

The largest holders of Ethereum are changing strategies and accumulating ETH at a frantic pace. After the recent dip below $2,000, could these massive moves signal a historic rebound? Between technical analysis and expert predictions, here’s why the crypto market is holding its breath.

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) showed signs of stabilization on Friday after several days of sustained selling pressure. The rebound was led by BlackRock’s flagship product, even as the broader crypto market continued to experience sharp price volatility. While inflows returned, recent data indicate that investor sentiment remains cautious, with market participants closely monitoring ETF flows for signals on near-term direction.

Beijing has just clarified its position in a radical way. The People's Bank of China formally bans the issuance of stablecoins backed by the yuan and tokenized assets, for both Chinese and foreign companies. A red line now established.

The Bitcoin network has just absorbed a major technical shock. Its mining difficulty has dropped by 11.16%, the biggest decrease recorded since the mining ban in China in 2021. This sharp decline, revealing structural tensions, renews concerns about the system's robustness and the growing pressure on mining companies. While difficulty is supposed to guarantee protocol stability, its current plunge acts as a silent warning about the network's real state and the resilience of its infrastructure.