The Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) staking industry could grow into a $10 billion market by the end of 2025, according to David Tse, co-founder of Babylon Labs, a key player in expanding Bitcoin's utility through staking innovations. Speaking in an interview with Benzinga on the sidelines at ETH Denver, Tse outlined a bullish outlook for Bitcoin staking, driven by its trustless nature and growing adoption across blockchain ecosystems.

Ethereum price has yet to recover from its 20% correction, but investors' choice to pivot away from memecoins and Solana could be ETH's saving grace.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other top cryptocurrencies are holding onto their recent losses, while Aptos surged following an ETF filing.

Market uncertainty and shifting institutional sentiment could lead to increased volatility, impacting investor strategies and Bitcoin's trajectory. The post Bitcoin on-chain indicators at bull-bear boundary, warns CryptoQuant CEO appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Illicit crypto transactions exceeded $51 billion in 2024, significantly higher than previous estimates due to underreporting, according to blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. The findings, published in the company's latest Crypto Crime Report, indicate a surge in AI-driven fraud, stablecoin laundering, and sophisticated cybercrime networks.

A closely followed crypto analyst is warning that Bitcoin (BTC) may soon plummet into the $70,000 range.

Litecoin (CRYPTO: LTC) has gained 12% over the past month, significantly outperforming Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP, all of which are down. Traders are now eyeing further upside, especially with the ETF narrative gaining traction.

BTC strategic reserve legislation at the state level might prompt the US government to adopt a strategic reserve at the federal level.

Spot Bitcoin ETF outflows reached $3.4 billion in February, but one analyst says multiple data points suggest BTC is on the verge of a price reversal.

Out of 12 trading days since February 10, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States have recorded just $66 million in inflows but over $3.6 billion in outflows.

The following article is adapted from The Block's newsletter, The Daily, which comes out on weekday afternoons.

Michael Saylor, a co-founder of Strategy has taken to his account on the X platform to reveal his recent visit to the Financial Services Committee, where he talked about digital assets.

The Bitcoin price plunged close to $82,000 while recovering to above $86,000, but Ethereum continues to print massive bearish candles. The start of the week was extremely bearish for the second-largest token as it flipped the growth trajectory of the price from bullish to bearish.

Spoofy and Metaplanet are buying Bitcoin on the dip: Genius strategy or manipulation? Full analysis in this article.

After the Holesky testnet failed to finalize on Monday, Ethereum devs are still pushing forward with the next Pectra dress rehearsal, Sepolia, on March 5.

The crypto market has had a rough run in February, attributed to jitters over trade tariffs. US President Donald Trump exacerbated the sour sentiment on Thursday after threatening 25% tariffs on imports from the Eurozone.

You can click on this news section to read its content. It seems somehow there is no meta tag description available for this news article.

Sui has declined to $2.85 today, but its fundamentals and underlying growth suggest that a strong recovery should be coming soon. The post Sui Sees $2.5 Billion Volume Surge After Price Crash – Next Ethereum or Solana? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Standard Chartered's head of digital assets research believes BTC will hit $200,000 this year and $500,000 before President Trump concludes his second term.

Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) decline over the past week has sparked a heated discussion among traders about whether the bull market has come to an end. What Happened: Crypto chart analyst Ali Martinez stated that the crypto king has entered oversold conditions first time since August 2024.

Consensys, the firm behind Ethereum software like MetaMask and the Linea network, says the SEC intends to end its case against the company.

TL;DR The price of Bitcoin has fallen to $84,700 after a temporary spike to $87,000, affected by new trade tariffs between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Major altcoins, like Ethereum, BNB, and XRP, have suffered moderate losses, while Polkadot and Dogecoin have seen slight increases.

Crypto market uncertainty persisted as Bitcoin notched its biggest three-day slide since FTX's collapse while analysts pointed to further downside momentum.

Bitcoin's price dropped to $86,000 on Feb. 27 after struggling to maintain support at $88,000 for the past two days. The sudden price drop caused a swift and aggressive reaction across the market, with everyone from institutions to derivatives traders suffering losses.

Bitcoin's price has been steadily declining in recent days, despite growing enthusiasm among retail traders who continue to buy the dip. This has created a strong contrarian market dynamic, where prices are moving in the opposite direction of retail expectations.

The Texas Bitcoin Reserve Bill, SB 21, has successfully passed the review stage within the Business and Commerce Committee. Following this approval, the legislation will now proceed to the Texas Senate for further consideration.

New research from River Intelligence reveals that Bitcoin is currently in the early stages of adoption, suggesting that the big things are yet to come.

Analysts anticipate a possible spike to $6,800 if positive momentum continues as Ethereum lingers close to the crucial $2,500 support barrier. Significant rallies among Ethereum-based tokens, such as the meme coin Pepe (PEPE) and the presale star Mutuum Finance (MUTM), might be triggered by this situation.

Bitcoin is currently trading at $85,634, with a market capitalization of $1.69 trillion and a 24-hour trade volume of $68 billion, moving within an intraday range of $82,133 to $87,686 as technical indicators reflect a market struggling between short-term recovery and persistent bearish pressure.

BTC could repeat a historic rally after a drop.

Mask Network's founder Suji Yan lost $4M worth of crypto assets from a mobile wallet. The hack came just days after he warned of potential DPRK hacker attacks against top crypto DAO and multisig vaults.

As bitcoin price hovers around $86,000 Thursday, technical analysis suggests BTC could go as low as $74,000, while a "demand zone" suggests a support level around $82,000. CoinDesk's Christine Lee explains the short term volatility on "Chart of the Day.

Bitcoin miner MARA Holdings recorded a 37% revenue rise in Q4 2024, reaching $214.4M, fueled by Bitcoin's price gains. The firm mined 2,492 BTC, expanded its hashrate to 53.2 EH/s, and reinforced its holdings with a strategic BTC accumulation plan. The post Bitcoin Miner MARA Revenue Grows in Q4 2024 Due to Rise in Bitcoin Prices: Report appeared first on Cryptonews.

Despite increased selling pressure, Ethereum traders anticipate a bullish swing as per the derivatives data. However, the ETH price trend warns of a potential breakdown. Will this lead to another massive liquidation spree?

Bitcoin fell for a fourth straight day Thursday morning as U.S. spot-listed ETFs saw total outflows of over $750 million. Meanwhile, Bybit is pointing fingers at Safe wallet for their $1.5B hack and there are a few bright spots on the regulatory front with the SEC dropping investigations, most recently against Gemini.

Large Bitcoin holders have sold thousands of BTC in a week, sparking concerns about further downturns and volatility.

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has sunk to a multi-year low of 10, plunging deeper into “Extreme Fear” territory.

Bitcoin halts a BTC price relief rally amid news that the US will go ahead with tariffs against both Canada and Mexico as planned, beginning in early March.

The perpetrators of the largest crypto heist in history have reportedly moved a large portion of the stolen funds without significant risks.

As prices continue to falter, speculation of the Bitcoin bull run coming to an end has gathered steam. However, Cryptoquant CEO Ki Young Ju argues that claims of a bear market are unlikely given current conditions, projecting a future price spurt.

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) continues its downward spiral, prompting a debate among market commentators to what extent macroeconomic data is influencing the correction. What Happened: In an X post on Thursday, global capital markets commentator The Kobeissi Letter said the trade war is back as President Trump threatened a potential 25% tariff on the European Union.

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju believes a Bitcoin price drop below $77,000 is unlikely, citing on-chain indicators fluctuating at the bull-bear boundary.

Bitcoin's [BTC] market dynamics in early 2025 have shifted dramatically, suggesting a potential transition from a bullish to a bearish phase. Key indicators, including long-term holder activity, market cycle shifts, and capitulation events, have provided valuable insights for traders navigating this evolving landscape.

Kiyosaki's Bitcoin optimism highlights growing distrust in traditional financial systems, potentially influencing broader investment strategies. The post ‘Rich Dad' Kiyosaki sees Bitcoin's price crash as buying opportunity appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Michael Saylor's Strategy, the self-styled Bitcoin treasury firm previously known as MicroStrategy, is closing in on a historic milestone — half a million BTC holdings. In a recent tweet, Bitcoin historian Pete Rizzo noted that Strategy is now $80 million away from reaching 500,000 BTC in holdings.

Bitcoin is currently undergoing a significant correction, falling below the $86,000 mark. This comes amidst economic turmoil triggered by the announcement of new tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Bitcoin price remains in a technical correction, and the ongoing correction could persist for a few weeks. Bitcoin (BTC) bottomed at $82,177 this week as it briefly moved into a bear market.