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Bitcoin bottom signals: ETF outflows, miner stress, and why a 2026 recession looks like the outlier Bitcoin could be approaching a cycle low as spot Bitcoin ETF flows keep leaking and miner economics stay tight, even while recession talk dominates the timeline. The key point: a 2026 recession or stock-market

Blockchain lender Figure said hackers accessed customer data after an employee was targeted in a social engineering attack. 

At 8:30 a.m. in New York, the world paused for the January U.S. inflation data, and it landed with a soft thud. Headline CPI printed +2.4% year over year, a shade under the +2.5% estimate that had been floating around ahead of the release. Core inflation, the version that strips

Truth Social Funds applied for ETFs that would give investors exposure to crypto—one focused on Bitcoin and Ethereum, the other on Cronos. 

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested that the crypto market would be calmed by the passage of the Clarity Act. 

Ethereum is the settlement layer for stablecoins, DeFi, and institutional capital. Yet users still bid for inclusion and wait for blocks, while the Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) tied to their order flow is largely captured elsewhere in the transaction pipeline. Fast Protocol restructures how MEV is captured and distributed on