Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Macroeconomics CZ Blames Crypto’s 2026 on AI, War and 4-Year Cycle CZ points to AI, geopolitics and the 4-year cycle as the three causes of crypto's slump. Bitcoin is down nearly 50% since October 2025.
Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Macroeconomics Bitcoin $58,000 as Warsh Rules Out Rate Cuts Bitcoin $58,000 marks a multi-year low as Fed Chair Kevin Warsh confirms a hawkish bias that closes the door on rate cuts.
Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Bitcoin Loss: 53% of All BTC Below Buy Price Bitcoin loss record: more than half of all BTC in circulation now sits below their purchase price per Watcher Guru, BTC under $60,000.
Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Bitcoin Oman: State-Mandated Mining Pool Goes Live Oman now requires every licensed Bitcoin miner to route hashrate through OmanHash.om, run by Enegix Global on behalf of the sultanate.
Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit Record $6.4B in 30 Days US spot Bitcoin ETFs logged 6 straight weeks of net outflows for a record $6.4B drained in 30 days, the largest since launch in 2024.
Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Bitcoin Miners Spent 5 Months Below Production Cost Bitcoin miners have been selling each coin below its production cost for five straight months. 20% now run at a loss per JPMorgan.
Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Macroeconomics Bitcoin Drops as Iran-US Deal Wobbles Over Lebanon Bitcoin drops below $63,000 as Israeli strikes on Lebanon shake market confidence in the Iran-US deal signed only one day earlier.
Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Bitcoin $59,000: Standard Chartered Ends Bear Market Standard Chartered places the Bitcoin $59,000 cycle low as the end of the crypto winter. Three signals will decide whether the call holds.
Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Quantum Threat to Bitcoin: 7M BTC at Risk by 2030 Coinbase's advisory board puts a number on the Bitcoin quantum threat: 7 million BTC at risk by 2030. Three options, all politically painful.
Posted inBitcoin Crypto News Bitcoin ETF Assets Return to Pre-Trump Levels Bitcoin ETF assets slide to $77.6 billion, back to pre-Trump election levels after $5 billion in outflows over the past four weeks.