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Bitcoin’s failure to break above $106,000 could be an early sign that a price reversal is beginning.

Bitcoin’s bounce off the lower levels increases the possibility of a rally to $100,000.

Bitcoin’s solid comeback this week increases the possibility of a rally in SUI, AVAX, TRUMP, and TAO.

Traders say Bitcoin holding the $85,000 level is bullish, and charts suggest BNB, HYPE, TAO and RNDR could be the first altcoins to follow a BTC price breakout.

OpenAI expects revenue to reach $12.7 billion this year, driven by its paid AI subscription offerings — but Chinese AI rivals are spinning up in droves.

The exchange reported $1.5 billion in revenue in 2024 and cumulative trading volumes of $665 billion.

Bitcoin struggles to overcome $90,000 as bears attempt to hold the level as resistance, but BTC and altcoin charts suggest the upside is the most likely path that prices will take.

XRP, ADA and SOL rallied after President Trump’s post about a crypto strategic reserve. Will other altcoins latch on and rally too?

Bloomberg ETF analysts say Litecoin regulatory filings have been acknowledged and the SEC likely views it as a commodity.

The Winklevoss brothers are reportedly considering another IPO for Gemini after deciding not to pursue a public listing in 2021.

Bitcoin bulls are chasing after new highs but investor actions in equities markets and sellers at the top of BTC’s range are keeping a cap on price discovery.

According to Bloomberg, the Bitcoin and Ether options trading platform may be worth up to $5 billion.

Most traders expect Bitcoin price to hit new highs throughout 2025, and charts suggest ETH, SOL, SUI and AAVE could be the top-performing altcoins this year.

Bitcoin’s pullback after hitting a new all-time high above $108,000 has started a correction in select altcoins, signaling profit booking by the bulls.

On Dec. 16, US spot and derivative Bitcoin ETFs collectively broke $129 billion in net assets, surpassing gold ETFs for the first time.