Nancy Lubale

The cryptocurrency market suffered a brutal selloff over the weekend, as Bitcoin and Ether prices plunged amid cascading liquidations and macro pressures.

Bitcoin’s decline, erasing billions in market value, underscores the cryptocurrency's vulnerability to macroeconomic and geopolitical pressures in early 2026.

Ethereum network activity has surged to record levels, with low fees and institutional ETF inflows supporting a bullish setup targeting $4,500 in the near term.

Hopes for a classic altseason, where alternative coins massively outperform Bitcoin, appear increasingly dim for 2026.

Bitcoin is setting up for a potential Santa Rally as bullish derivatives positioning, strong technical signals, and holiday liquidity point toward a $100K breakout.

More than half a billion in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated across the crypto market on Tuesday as the price of Bitcoin dropped to $85,000 amid a broader market tumble. XRP prices posted the largest 24-hour losses among the top ten cryptocurrencies by market capitalization.

Bitcoin (BTC) clawed its way back above the $90,000 mark on Monday, marking a pivotal moment in what could be a defining moment for the next leg up.

Ether’s (ETH) price has plunged below $3,000, erasing last week’s gains and heightening fears of a deeper correction.

Bearish indicators and rapid falls in price show that cryptocurrency has entered a new bear market.

Bitcoin dropped to its lowest level since May, ignoring the US government’s reopening and fueling fears of deeper losses as technical and macro pressures mount.

US President Donald Trump’s announcement of a $2,000 tariff dividend for most Americans has sparked a crypto market rally, with XRP jumping over 10% in 24 hours.

Zcash (ZEC) has surged 950% over the last three months, transforming from a largely forgotten privacy coin into a market standout, trading near $415.