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In December, when Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) finally broke through the $100,000 mark, the conventional thinking was that it was going to skyrocket in value in 2025. Bitcoin seemed to be on the cusp of going mainstream, especially after the launch of new spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Best of all, the incoming Trump administration ran on a decidedly pro-Bitcoin platform.

The U.S. M2 money supply continued to increase in December a bullish catalyst for risk-on assets.

Czech National Bank (CNB) governor Aleš Michl admitted any investment in Bitcoin could turn into an Enron and become worthless.

Your day-ahead look for Jan. 29, 2025

From Jan. 31, Crypto.com will no longer offer certain services from stablecoins, like Tether USDT, Paypal USD, Pax dollar, alongside Crypto.com Staked ETH and Crypto.com Staked SOL.

From Jan. 31, Bitstamp and Crypto.com will no longer offer certain services from stablecoins, like Tether USDT, Paypal USD.

Few major cryptocurrencies have as favorable a setup as Solana's (CRYPTO: SOL). Between the chain's inexpensive gas fees, snappy transaction speeds, and collection of low-friction applications for investors, there's a lot to like about it already. Perhaps the largest catalyst that's inbound for Solana, potentially within the coming months, is the approval of exchange-traded funds (ETF) that hold the coin directly.