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Crypto asset manager Bitwise says bitcoin will break its four-year cycle in 2026
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan said BTC is likely to hit all-time highs next year, with lower volatility and weaker equity correlations reshaping how institutions view the asset.
Filecoin falls on above-average volume, drops below $1.30 support amid wider slide
The token is currently testing support in the $1.27-1.28 range, now has resistance at $1.30.
Brace for volatility as U.S. jobs data loom: Crypto Daybook Americas
Your day-ahead look for Dec. 16, 2025
U.S. bitcoin, ether ETFs saw largest outflows in a month as prices tumbled Monday
Monday once again emerges as a pressure point for bitcoin, aligning ETF outflows with recurring bitcoin lows.
Crypto Markets Today: Bitcoin, ether extend pullback amid thin liquidity, macro jitters
Bitcoin and ether extended losses alongside weak equities, while oversold signals offered a tentative glimmer of hope for battered altcoins.
KindlyMD faces Nasdaq delisting risk after failing to meet minimum share price levels
The health-care and bitcoin treasury firm has six months to lift its share price above $1 for 10 consecutive days.
Ondo Finance to Offer Tokenized U.S. Stocks, ETFs on Solana Early Next Year
The platform will enable 24/7 trading of U.S. stocks and exchange-traded funds with near-instant settlement, building on Ondo's existing $365 million in tokenized assets.
TON Extends Slide, Drops More Than Broader Crypto Market
The token's trading range was volatile with above-average volume indicating trader repositioning and uncertainty.
Prediction Markets Are Quietly Turning Into a New Asset Class, Citizens Says
The bank said event markets are still tiny versus stocks but are rapidly expanding beyond sports into macro and policy risk.
Ripple Expands $1.3B RLUSD Stablecoin to Ethereum L2s via Wormhole in Multichain Push
Ripple said it's testing its U.S. dollar stablecoin on Optimism, Base, Ink and Unichain with more blockchains to be added next year pending regulatory review.
