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Bitcoin price retreated to the important support level at $90,000 on Thursday, erasing most of the gains made in the initial days of the year. It has retreated by over 4% and continues to underperform other popular assets like gold and the stock market. Still, analysts are optimistic that the coin h

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SKR launches on January 21 with governance, staking, and Guardian delegation.
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World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture by the Trump family, seeks to become a national trust bank to issue and manage its stablecoin, USD1, under federal supervision.

Crypto markets opened 2026 with momentum. Bitcoin and Ethereum are each up 7% year‑to‑date, while Dogecoin surged 29%. The question now is whether the rally can last. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan <

Institutional interest in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP ETFs has surged, with over $800 million in inflows in early January. This trend, alongside a Bitcoin rally above $90,000, suggests a bullish outlook for the crypto market in 2026.

price hovers around $2.41, slightly off the highs of $2.50 reached on Wednesday.
With bulls eyeing further gains above a key downtrend line, a break could be on the cards. Overall market conditions will dictate the next moves.
However, support for a bullish setup, bolstered by fundamental

has witnessed a notable dip in price following significant treasury movements.
The cryptocurrency’s price has fallen by 3.70% over the past 24 hours, diverging from its impressive seven-day gain of 15.67%.
This price action comes amid a strategic rotation of assets from Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC)

Bitcoin ETF outflows return after blockbuster start to 2026
Fidelity-led selling offsets early-year Bitcoin ETF surge
Ethereum, XRP and Solana ETFs still attract fresh inflows
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds slipped back into negative territory on Tuesday, snapping a brief run of strong in