Crypto Breaking News

Bitcoin is holding near the $70,000 level after one of its sharpest sell-offs this cycle, leaving investors divided on whether the next move is higher or lower.

A Dubai-based crypto investor has reignited debate after announcing she sold all her XRP holdings to increase exposure to Shiba Inu, favouring meme-coin upside over utility-driven tokens.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has urged the Senate Banking Committee to proceed with confirmation hearings for Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh, despite an unresolved Justice Department probe into current chair Jerome Powell.

Bitcoin’s January sell-off marked a decisive shift from buy-the-dip to sell-the-rip behaviour, as retail investors chased ETF inflows while professional desks quietly reduced risk, according to a monthly report from Finestel.

Prediction market Polymarket is assigning a 27% probability that Donald Trump will launch a new tradable cryptocurrency by year-end, reigniting speculation around his expanding crypto footprint.

On February 7, onchain neobank Hurupay confirmed its public token sale on MetaDAO closed without reaching the $3 million minimum raise, triggering full refunds to participants.

Dogecoin jumped about 6% after a large transfer of 203.6 million DOGE, worth roughly $20.1 million, was sent from an unknown wallet to Robinhood during a volatile trading session.

Binance confirmed it has converted a further tranche of stablecoins into bitcoin for its SAFU reserve, lifting the fund’s holdings to 10,455 BTC worth about $734 million.

Bernstein said bitcoin’s latest sell-off reflects fading confidence rather than structural damage, describing the current phase as the weakest bear market in its history.

Chiliz unveiled a three-phase roadmap detailing how it plans to expand Fan Tokens ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including a return to the US market.

The crypto market weakened on Monday after China asked domestic banks and financial institutions to cut exposure to US Treasuries, unsettling risk assets and stalling the recent recovery.

AI-focused cryptocurrencies extended losses on Monday as risk-off sentiment pushed the sector’s total market capitalisation down 3.4% to about $12.5 billion.