Live BTC, ETH, and altcoin price moves, support and resistance levels, breakouts, and chart patterns.
The split flow on a single session is the cleanest recent read on positioning — $BTC vehicles saw net redemptions while $ETH funds attracted fresh capital the same day.
The chip-led bounce that hammered crypto last week is back — but the beta that drove the selloff hasn't flipped positive yet, leaving majors still deep in the red on the week.
The biggest story isn't the 80% drawdown — it's the pattern: stolen keys, not flawed code, drove most of 2026's largest crypto losses, and H just became the freshest data point.
A widely followed on-chain analyst reads Bitcoin as stuck under its logarithmic regression band for the rest of 2025, blaming tight monetary policy and a weak midterm cycle for risk assets.
More than 17 wallets linked to the project have been siphoned in an active exploit, with on-chain monitors flagging losses above $31M as the H token collapses on thin liquidity.
The attacker is swapping stolen $H straight into $ETH in real time — a textbook exit-liquidity drain that turns a smart-contract bug into an instant market crash for everyone holding the token.
The exploit traced through 17 wallets hit the H token harder than the dollar loss — and a founder-confirmed private-key compromise means the attack vector was a single point of failure, not a…
Apple shares fell 4.95% after the company unveiled its most ambitious AI update to date, rebranded as Siri AI, erasing…
Bank of America is urging investors to lock in gains, warning that the stock market is flashing "too many red flags" to…
Polymarket prices the clemency shot at just 8% — the FTT rally is a political-options trade on a ghost token, not a recovery thesis, and a pardon would not revive FTX or restructure creditor claims.
The call prices a 3x–6x climb from deeply oversold levels — a setup that historically rewards positioning over patience when the macro backdrop finally rotates.
Family offices and sovereign funds are using the slide from $126K as a discount-buying window — and the 15% ETF-ownership drawdown versus a 50% price drop shows the bid is far thinner than the chart…
The share of Ethereum supply sitting at more than three times its cost basis has fallen to 11%, the lowest reading…
The headline number is RAIN's $666.66M cliff on Monday, but the unlock calendar runs through smaller-tier cliffs that cumulatively exceed $830M and will test bid-side liquidity across mid-cap names.
The weekly RSI just printed bullish divergence — the only other time it did was the 2022 floor — and Saylor's $101M buy lands a week after the $2.5M sale that triggered the bear-case headlines.
A 2x–4x move from $63K looks stretched, but the analyst pairs it with a structural floor: ETF, corporate, and sovereign demand compresses downside even as the upside path to six figures stays open.
Both calls land after a sharp drawdown — and the "Strategy never sells" thesis, not the price chart, is the line the market is now watching.
Bitmine is now 92% of the way to its 5% of circulating ETH target after a sharp week-over-week jump in accumulation — and the chairman is buying harder into a ~30% drawdown.
The 1,550 BTC purchase is a routine data point; the quiet lift of the USD Reserve from $900M to $1B is the more telling signal about how the next tranche gets funded.
Michael Saylor's Strategy has acquired 1,550 Bitcoin for approximately $98 million, continuing the firm's relentless…
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