Bitcoin’s (BTC) price is showing marked consolidation, trading around $114,500 this October 26th, with a slight drop of 0.50% in 24 hours. The market remains sideways as investors assess global macroeconomic trends. The Bitcoin price prediction and trade deal between the U.S. and China is the main focus. Traders await the resolution of negotiations to define the next trend, in a market that maintains a daily volume exceeding $47 billion.
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Olivia reports on regulation, compliance, and policy developments shaping the crypto industry. Her coverage examines how legal and regulatory decisions influence market structure, project development, and industry behavior.She also follows Web3 initiatives and altcoin markets when regulatory changes are a key factor.
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Corporate Bitcoin treasuries appear to be on pause, according to a Coinbase analysis. However, American Bitcoin and Strategy contradict this market view. The firms collectively acquired over $205 million in Bitcoin in recent days. This accumulation occurs despite warnings from Coinbase’s Global Head of Investment Research, David Duong.
XRP needs a 7% climb to trigger a rally, and two numbers suggest the move is near. That jump matters to leveraged traders, treasury desks, and derivatives users because a move of that size often forces them to change bets and shifts how much cash sits on each side of the order book.
Citigroup is teaming up with Coinbase Global to explore stablecoin-based payment capabilities for its corporate clients, signalling a major push by a traditional banking giant into the digital-asset payment space.
BONK slipped below its critical $0.000015 support, triggering a fresh wave of selling, yet increasing volume and early accumulation hints suggest a rebound could be in play. Traders are now closely watching for signs of a stabilisation to potentially drive the token back toward recent highs.
Hedera’s (HBAR) price is showing intensified bearish signals as it struggles to regain momentum. The asset is currently trading around $0.170, facing strong selling pressure. A bearish technical pattern known as a “Death Cross” has recently formed on its charts. This critical event suggests the upward momentum of recent months could be ending. The Hedera (HBAR) technical analysis reveals growing caution in the market.
Standard Chartered says Bitcoin should reach $135,000 during the third quarter and hit $200,000 before 2025 ends. The call matters because big fund managers pay attention, ETF money moves on such targets, and retail buyers, company treasurers plus futures traders all react. The projection lands into a market already shaped by spot ETF demand.
In a market teetering between hope and hesitation, XLM dipped slightly to $0.3123 even as fresh partnership announcements surfaced. The move underscores how technical resistance can temper optimism — even when strategic collaborations are in play.
CoinRoutes is now the first partner that dYdX governance has voted into the Revenue Share Program. The move links a Wall-Street-grade trading engine to a DeFi derivatives venue. Traders who rely on dYdX for futures and perpetuals should see tighter spreads plus deeper books, and the vote shows the community is willing to let outside specialists handle part of the plumbing.
T. Rowe Price has filed a Form S-1 with the SEC to launch the T. Rowe Price Active Crypto ETF, a fund that plans to list on NYSE Arca and trade crypto assets selected by the manager. The move matters because the firm oversees about $1.8 trillion in client assets, offering institutions and advisers a regulated, active option in crypto. The filing underscores a clear shift in the firm’s stance toward digital assets and could pull significant capital into SEC-compliant products.
