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Peter Schiff reignited his long-standing criticism of Bitcoin on Wednesday as the asset traded approximately at $66,214.78, according to CoinMarketCap. He said long-term charts suggest initial support near $10,000. Schiff also mocked MicroStrategy executive chairman Michael Saylor’s plan to refinance debt to keep buying Bitcoin if prices fall to $8,000. His remarks come as Bitcoin remains sharply below its $126,000 record high from October and as volatility continues to pressure crypto-linked equities.

Ethereum’s transaction volume has reached all-time highs while gas fees have declined to the lowest levels in network history. The seven-day moving average of transactions is 2.5 million, nearly double the volume recorded one year ago. This surge in activity began in mid-December, reversing a gradual decline that persisted through mid-2025.

Bitcoin is holding above $96,000 after a sharp weekly rally, up about 1% on the day and roughly 6% on the week. The level to watch is $95,000. A clean hold keeps structure intact. A drop opens room for a deeper pullback.

The Ethereum Beacon Chain’s staking queue has reached its largest backlog in over a year, showing renewed network participation despite reduced price movement. Data from ValidatorQueue shows that 1.759 million ETH, worth about $5.5 billion, is now awaiting activation, the highest figure since August 2023.

Sui (SUI) recorded a weekly advance at the start of 2026, climbing 30% over seven days as the token briefly jumped above the $2.00 level for the first time since mid-November. The move capped a recovery phase following a prolonged decline through much of late 2025, according to market and social data tracked during the period.

Ethereum price today trades near $3,195 after a heavy rejection at the $3,350 zone, where multiple resistance layers converged. The pullback has forced ETH back into a tight range as outflows spike again and buyers try to defend a rising trendline that has supported price since last week.

Bitcoin rebounded slightly over the weekend, renewing investors’ hopes after attempting to break below the $80,000 level for the first time since April 2025. The latest turn of events has triggered from crypto analysts who believe the cryptocurrency’s behavior around its current price region could be crucial for the next phase of developments.

China has accused the U.S. government of conducting a “state-level hack” to seize 127,000 Bitcoin, an amount valued at roughly $13 billion. The allegation, from China’s National Computer Virus Emergency Response Centre (CVERC), claims the assets were originally stolen from China’s LuBian mining pool on December 29, 2020.

Ethereum price today trades near $3,255, slipping further after losing the key support at $3,400. The rejection at the descending trendline and continued pressure from short term holders have shifted control to sellers. ETF inflows have provided temporary relief, but spot outflows and falling open interest show that conviction from buyers remains weak.

Ethereum’s short-term pullback has placed it in a crucial technical zone after its recent rally to $4,768. The current price near $4,339 reflects a controlled correction rather than a full reversal, with traders closely watching Fibonacci retracement levels and the next major network upgrade. The market’s reaction around $4,294 and $4,406 will likely define the next phase of momentum as investors balance technical signals and network fundamentals.

Ethereum price today is trading at $4,202, recovering from last week’s dip into the $4,120–$4,150 support band. Sellers failed to push price below the 200-day EMA at $3,874, while buyers are now testing resistance at the 20-day EMA near $4,263. The key question is whether ETH can reclaim higher ground and trigger a short squeeze above $4,359.

Ethereum’s powerful rally continues, with the price surging to a new multi-year high of $4,400 on Tuesday following the release of favorable .

The crypto market is entering a critical transition phase. After weeks of consistent gains, especially for altcoins, momentum is beginning to slow and that often means a shakeout or fakeout is near.

The Bitcoin price today is trading around $101,530 after recovering sharply from a deep selloff that sent the asset below the $99,000 mark.

The price of Hyperliquid’s native token, HYPE, has jumped over 11% in a single day, signaling strong bullish sentiment. The asset recently broke above prior resistance levels, pushing into new territory with renewed momentum.

Ethereum’s recent upward climb hit a serious snag this week right around the $2,800 mark. Fresh on-chain data from Glassnode suggests this spot is a major supply zone, packed with long-term holder positions where many investors who bought in before the March and April downturns are now close to breaking even or seeing profits. That means selling activity could pick up as these traders look to de-risk or simply cash out.