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Crypto analyst Dave the Wave, known for predicting Bitcoin's 2021 crash, now warns of a deeper correction, expecting BTC to retest lower Fibonacci levels.

Bitcoin fell below $90,000 on Tuesday, sinking nearly 20% from its all-time high that was reached just a month ago during Donald Trump’s inauguration. The leading cryptocurrency, which had been rallying since Trump’s re-election in November, now appears to be losing momentum—suggesting that the Trump-driven crypto surge may be over.

The interest rate outlook has gotten appreciably softer over the past couple of weeks.

Crypto trading firms like Robinhood & Coinbase get relief from SEC probes. These firms, along with Schwab, will benefit from favorable developments in the space.

The tie-up will introduce Athar, a decentralised consumer finance protocol to make crypto payments accessible across GCC region.

Public bitcoin miners are rushing to build AI business lines, but there’s still room for their original mandate, says this investment bank analyst.

Concerns over tariffs and the recent breach of a crypto exchange may be fueling a decline not seen since President Trump’s election victory in November.