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Long-term Bitcoin holders are selling, but the pattern looks nothing like the last peak, and the difference raises a critical question about who is actually driving the current rally and whether it can hold.

Grayscale's Zcash ETF is flirting with a $1 billion valuation, but fresh investor money dried up three days ago while heavy trading continues. Whether the fund can hold that milestone depends entirely on a cryptocurrency few predicted would matter this much.

Zcash and Monero have long competed for dominance in the privacy coin space, but a surge in institutional access, a landmark research paper, and a dramatic price gap are now forcing investors to choose sides.

NEAR Protocol's one-year return has climbed to about 96%, after turning positive in mid-September.

US M2 money supply rose $124.9 billion in August to a record $23.34 trillion, up about 5.7% year over year. A growing money supply could ...

Key TakeawaysCleanSpark stock is up about 21% in 2026 even though fiscal Q3 revenue fell 31% year over year to $138 million on weaker Bitcoin output and prices. A 20-year Sandersville lease adds $6.

Key TakeawaysBitcoin mining generated about 92% of Riot’s segment revenue in Q2 2025. By Q2 2026, that share had fallen to about 65%, as mining revenue dropped 19% year over year to $113.

Investing.com -- Bitcoin steadied above $84,000 on Sunday as the cryptocurrency approached the end of its second-best third quarter on record, supported by stronger spot activity and institutional demand.

Zcash has been a standout performer this year, but its long-term track record is much less impressive.

Michael Saylor wants banks to hold and lend against Bitcoin, and says digital assets could become a $100 trillion industry.

Bitcoin never posted a daily close below its realized price during the current bear market, and the June 2026 low held above that aggregate cost basis. If price holds above the True Market Mean near $77,000, the June low becomes the shallowest bear-market bottom in Glassnode’s comparison set stretching back ...

A former BlackRock executive with two decades of experience sees Ethereum as the backbone of a new financial system, while a major crypto asset manager says institutions are ready to dump it if growth stalls. The ETF data from last week makes the dispute even harder to call.

Dan Morehead, founder and CEO of Pantera Capital, told CNBC News that Ripple is going after the cross-border payments turf long dominated by SWIFT, reviving a comparison that has trailed XRP for years without ever being tested at institutional scale. The remark says more about how a prominent crypto investor ...

Spot Bitcoin ETFs just posted their best week of 2026, yet the daily numbers tell a completely different story. Understanding which signal actually matters could be the difference between a well-timed move and a costly mistake.

Bitcoin's dominance just slipped below 60% for the fourth time in history, and the previous three crossings each ended very differently. One crucial factor sets this moment apart from all of them, and it changes everything about what comes next.

Bitcoin ETFs have drawn nearly $3 billion over seven straight sessions, erasing post-Clarity Act losses and pushing 2026 flows back into positive territory.

Tom Lee said a move toward lower rates and less restrictive policy would support crypto.

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao offered to help rival Bitget recover from a $388 million hack, but the pledge named no amount, no assets, and no deadline. Whether this reflects genuine industry solidarity or a calculated move to protect Binance's own interests is a far more complicated question.

Cryptographers just proposed borrowing Zcash's privacy tech to shield Bitcoin transactions without touching Bitcoin's core protocol, and Zcash holders are left wondering whether this validates their coin or quietly threatens it.

Litecoin has left Bitcoin in the dust lately, but the forces driving that gap tell a more complicated story than a simple ETF headline suggests.