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After a brief improvement in sentiment, fear has returned to the crypto market and continues to dominate social discussions. Bitcoin has dropped back below $70,000, raising concerns among retail investors. Although negative sentiment is spreading across social media, on-chain data paints a more complex picture of retail investors’ actual role...

Retail investors tend to trade based on sentiment rather than fundamentals. The logic is straightforward – Unlike institutions, retail investors have smaller portfolios and rely heavily on public information, news, or social chatter in their investment decisions. As a result, even small shifts in sentiment can trigger outsized moves across the market. Notably, a recent

Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. Intercontinental Exchange, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, has completed a $600 million direct cash investment in prediction market platform Polymarket as part of a broader equity fundraising round, according to a company announcement. The new investment follows ICE’s previously disclosed $1 billion commitment made in October 2025. With

Crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) remained under pressure on Thursday, with bitcoin posting heavy outflows and ether extending its losing streak. Solana declined modestly, while XRP activity stayed flat. Crypto ETFs Slide Again: Bitcoin, Ether ETFs Deepen Losses While Solana Also Slips Confidence continues to erode across crypto ETFs. What began as a mild pullback has

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Solana price dropped 5% to near $83 on Friday. The altcoin fell as Bitcoin and Ethereum declined to $66,500 and below $1,990, respectively. Risk assets sank as Brent oil surged to $110 amid Iran war concerns. Solana (SOL) price has slipped more than 5% as altcoins mirror declines in Bitcoin (BTC). The downturn coincided with

Bitcoin price fell below $66,500 on Friday, hitting its lowest level in more than two weeks as a wave of long liquidations and mounting macroeconomic stress weighed on the crypto market.. Data shows nearly $300 million in long positions were liquidated over the past 24 hours, according to Bitcoin Magazine Pro data, compared with roughly

Crypto lending has grown. After a rough patch that took out several household names, the platforms still standing in 2026 are more transparent, better regulated, and more useful than anything that existed before the market shakeout. If you’re holding Bitcoin or Ethereum and you need liquidity, the question is no longer whether to borrow against