The cryptocurrency market began the new week bearish, with Bitcoin and other leading coins currently in the red. Bitcoin dipped to the $92k level, while Ether is currently trading below $3,200. The bearish performance saw over $870 million worth of liquidations in the last 24 hours, with long positions suffering most of the losses. Trade
The FTSE 100 Index held steady near its all-time high of £10,250 as the recent bull run stalled amid a new tariff war between the US and the UK. It was trading at £10,200, up by 35% above the lowest level in April last year. It has jumped by 3% this year. FTSE 100 Index
Binance has reinstated direct AUD deposit and withdrawal services for its Australian users, reestablishing traditional banking connectivity that had been severed since mid-2023. According to a Monday announcement, the service, officially relaunched for all verified users on January 16, 2026, was previously rolled out to select users over the final months of 2025. The renewed
US spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their strongest weekly inflows in more than three months last week, underscoring renewed institutional demand even as the broader crypto market turned sharply lower at the start of this week amid escalating geopolitical tensions. According to data from SoSoValue, US spot bitcoin ETFs attracted a combined $1.42 billion in
It is a bearish Monday for the cryptocurrency market as the major cryptocurrencies are currently in the red. Bitcoin dipped to the $92k level, while XRP briefly retested the January 2nd low following an excellent start to the year. With XRP wiping out its recent gains, it could encounter further losses as increasing exchange reserves
US Senate Judiciary Committee leaders are pushing to strip crypto developer protections from a sweeping digital asset market structure bill, warning that the current draft could undermine existing laws aimed at combating illicit finance. In a letter sent Wednesday to Senate Banking Committee leaders, Judiciary Committee Chair Charles Grassley and the panel’s top Democrat, Richard
HYPE crypto price has pulled back in the past few months, moving from a record high of $60 in September to the current $25.8, a 56% retreat. Hyperliquid’s token has also formed numerous risky patterns, pointing to more downside in the near term. HYPE crypto price technicals points to more downside The daily timeframe chart
Netflix is preparing to report its fourth-quarter fiscal 2025 earnings after the market closes on Tuesday, January 20, with investors focused on whether the streaming giant can sustain revenue growth as US subscriber momentum cools and strategic ambitions expand. Analysts broadly expect a modest improvement in earnings and revenue, underpinned by continued international subscriber growth,
This week in LATAM crypto, three stories are taking the spotlight: El Salvador is expanding its Bitcoin Zones to spur innovation and economic growth. On the other hand, MEXC claims record expansion and community participation across Latin America, and a high-profile Polymarket bet on Nicolás Maduro’s departure raises concerns about insider information. These developments highlight
Oil prices face mounting fundamental pressure as potential shifts in global oversupply dynamics emerge, driven by China’s decelerating stockpiling, which is tied to the rise of electric vehicles curbing oil demand. However, short-term supply risks are expected to provide a counteracting risk premium. Analysts with ING Group believe that even as tensions in Iran and