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Ether’s 60% down from its 2025 high, but TradFi keeps betting on ETH: Here’s why
Despite Ether's price underperformance in early 2026, its fundamentals remain robust with significant institutional adoption and ongoing development. Ethereum and its L2s dominate TVL and RWA markets, attracting major TradFi players. Co-founder Vitalik Buterin is focusing on base-layer scalability and ZK-EVM for future efficiency and security.
5 Reasons IPO Genie ($IPO) Could Be the Most Explosive Presale of 2026
IPO Genie ($IPO) is presented as a significant presale opportunity in 2026, aiming to democratize access to private market tokenization for retail investors. The platform leverages AI for deal discovery and offers participation with low entry points, tiered benefits, and robust security measures, differentiating itself from speculative projects.
Here's how bitcoin's price rise could be fueled by job-stealing AI software
NYDIG Research suggests Bitcoin's future price action will be driven by AI's macroeconomic impact on growth, employment, and central bank liquidity, rather than technological advancements. Potential job losses due to AI could trigger liquidity injections, benefiting Bitcoin, while productivity gains without job losses might lead to higher real rates, pressuring its price. The analysis highlights AI's potential to revive early Bitcoin visions of machine-to-machine payments.
AI Is the Missing Link for Crypto Mass Adoption, Says Tether Co-Founder
Tether co-founder Reeve Collins argues AI is the missing link for crypto mass adoption, acting as a user-friendly interface similar to web browsers. He envisions intent-based wallets where AI handles complex on-chain actions, powered by stablecoins for 24/7 settlement. Major firms are developing AI-ready tools, signaling a potential shift towards seamless digital commerce.
Mortgage Rates Today: US Rates Slip to 2022 Lows as Fed Eyes Bank Return to Lending
US mortgage rates have fallen to their lowest levels since 2022, nearing 6% for a 30-year fixed loan. This decline is partly due to the Federal Reserve considering regulatory changes to encourage banks to re-enter the mortgage lending market. Increased competition from banks could potentially lead to slightly lower borrowing costs for consumers, though demand remains soft due to high home prices and economic uncertainty.
Crypto treasury companies likely to consolidate in 2026: Crypto exec
Crypto treasury companies are expected to consolidate in 2026 due to the market downturn, with operating businesses acquiring those trading below net asset value. Tokenized real-world assets, particularly credit instruments, are seen as a key growth area for revenue generation. Companies like Strategy are leveraging these instruments to provide investors with exposure to Bitcoin.
Iran crisis puts the regime's $7.8 billion crypto shadow economy in spotlight
Iran's geopolitical crisis is highlighting its significant $7.8 billion crypto "shadow economy," used by the regime for international trade and by citizens as a financial lifeline. Bitcoin mining and stablecoin adoption, particularly USDT, have surged, with the IRGC heavily involved. Renewed conflict poses risks to mining infrastructure and potentially impacts hash rates.
Tether Reports $4.2B in Frozen USDT Since Launch
Tether has frozen a cumulative $4.2 billion in USDT linked to illicit activities, with the majority blocked since 2023. This enforcement, significantly higher than competitors, targets scams, sanctioned entities, and criminal networks, primarily on the Tron network. Despite the large freeze volume, USDT's peg and liquidity remain stable, signaling enhanced institutional confidence.
The 'stablecoin sandwich' is dead: Why the next phase of crypto payments is all about the user relationship
The stablecoin market is maturing, shifting focus from issuance to user distribution, according to a former Diem executive. Meta's upcoming stablecoin integration is seen as part of this trend, prioritizing direct user relationships over technical infrastructure. This pivot benefits incumbents with large user bases, like card networks, who can commoditize the underlying assets.
Bitcoin Recovers Following Plunge as US, Israel Begin Bombing Iran
Bitcoin and major altcoins experienced a sharp overnight decline following news of US and Israeli strikes on Iran, with liquidations surging. However, prices have largely recovered, indicating resilience despite geopolitical turmoil. The event highlights the historical correlation between crypto markets and global events, with ongoing speculation about Iran's political future.
Bitcoin Declines as Gold Gains, Peter Schiff Expects Further Divergence
Bitcoin saw a decline towards $63,000 amid inflation and AI concerns, contrasting with significant gains in gold and silver. Prominent Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff highlighted this divergence, predicting it will persist throughout the year. Analysts suggest Bitcoin may need further consolidation between $60,000 and $70,000 before establishing a bottom.
Ripple Completes $280 Million Diamond Tokenization Deal With Ctrl-Alt
Ripple has successfully tokenized $280 million in diamonds on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) in partnership with Ctrl-Alt and Billiton Diamond, marking a significant RWA development. The company is also expanding its presence in Turkey, focusing on crypto adoption and potential partnerships with local financial institutions. Meanwhile, two proposed XRPL amendments, Batch (XLS-56) and fixBatchInnerSigs, were deprecated due to a discovered vulnerability.
Former Mt. Gox CEO proposed a rewrite of bitcoin's code to recover $5 billion in stolen funds. Gets quickly shutdown
Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès proposed a Bitcoin Core hard fork to recover $5 billion in stolen BTC. The proposal, which aimed to redirect untouched coins from a 2011 address, was quickly shut down and auto-closed on GitHub. Community members and creditors rejected the idea, prioritizing Bitcoin's core principle of "code is the law" over the recovery of lost funds.
Why Bitcoin traders have to price tariffs like surprise rate hikes while waiting on social media posts for the next $175B trigger
The US Supreme Court invalidated emergency tariffs, creating uncertainty around $175 billion in potential refunds. Bitcoin experienced a notable price drop as traders treated it as a liquid asset to raise dollars amidst this macro policy shock. This highlights Bitcoin's role as a market liquidity valve during periods of policy instability.
Ripple CLO Corrects The New York Times Over 'Crypto Is Useless' Narrative
Ripple's CLO, Stuart Alderoty, publicly criticized The New York Times for what he described as a "lazy and outdated" narrative portraying crypto as "useless." Alderoty, also president of the National Cryptocurrency Association, argued that crypto is vital economic infrastructure supporting millions of Americans and businesses. He offered the NCA as a resource for more balanced reporting, highlighting the ongoing efforts to shape crypto policy and legislation.
Ripple CEO Reveals The “I Was Wrong” Moment with Former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse claims former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler admitted "I was wrong" regarding Ripple's operations during a White House meeting. This reported acknowledgment, following the resolution of the SEC's lawsuit, is framed as a significant milestone for digital assets and regulatory dialogue. The event suggests a potential shift towards greater mainstream acceptance and collaboration between regulators and crypto innovators.
Why institutions still prefer Ethereum despite faster blockchains
Institutions favor Ethereum due to its deep liquidity and established stablecoin ecosystem, prioritizing capital depth over raw transaction speed. Despite advancements in faster blockchains, Ethereum's position as the primary hub for DeFi and RWAs remains strong. Upcoming upgrades like the Glamsterdam fork aim to boost L1 capacity, further solidifying its advantage.
South Korea Fuels XRP Frenzy — Driving 33% of Global Volume
South Korea is a significant driver of XRP trading volume, accounting for approximately 33% of global activity, primarily through its leading exchange Upbit. This concentration highlights strong retail adoption and regional market influence on XRP's overall liquidity and price dynamics. The data underscores the importance of localized market engagement in shaping broader crypto trends.
Dogecoin to Close 5th Month in Losses as Price Falls 14%
Dogecoin (DOGE) is poised to close its fifth consecutive month in losses, with a 14% price drop in February. This extended bearish trend, continuing since October 2025, is attributed to broader crypto market declines and weak institutional interest, evidenced by low ETF AUM. Technical indicators suggest a continued bearish outlook for the meme coin.
Why Did the US Attack Iran?
Geopolitical tensions escalated as the US and Israel launched joint strikes on Iran, targeting military and nuclear facilities. This development triggered significant market fear, leading to a sharp decline in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. The events have increased regional instability and raised concerns about potential retaliation.
