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Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO:BTC) rally towards $90,000 has slowed as weaker demand and muted onchain activity weigh on near-term momentum.

Bitcoin’s mainstream rise and institutional adoption in 2025 have been accompanied by a surge in violent “wrench attacks” as criminals increasingly target individual crypto holders.

XRP is heading into 2026 with rising momentum as regulatory clarity, spot ETFs and growing corporate treasury adoption drive institutional demand and on-chain utility.

Silver prices swung violently over the weekend, surging to record highs before plunging sharply, as shifting rate cut expectations and industrial demand fuelled crypto-like volatility.

Elon Musk has warned that China’s planned silver export restrictions could strain global supply chains and pose risks for industries reliant on the metal.

Senator Cynthia Lummis is backing the Fed’s proposed “skinny master accounts” as a way to protect crypto firms from ongoing debanking.

A former Coinbase customer support employee has been arrested in India after allegedly leaking data from more than 69,000 user accounts.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $782 million in Christmas week outflows as analysts cited holiday positioning rather than fading institutional demand.

California’s proposed 5% billionaire wealth tax has drawn criticism from crypto leaders, who warn it could drive capital, jobs and innovation out of the state.

Bitcoin needs a late 6.24% rally to avoid closing 2025 in the red as uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy weighs on prices.

Animoca’s Yat Siu says Trump-era miscalculations and memecoin excesses are forcing crypto to mature and focus on real utility in 2026.

Industry executives warn that many crypto treasury firms may not survive into 2026 as falling markets expose weaknesses in the buy-and-hold model.