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Bitcoin (BTC) erased much of its US-Iran war-driven gains this week, moving back in sync with the broader downtrend in risk assets, mainly US equities. Key takeaways: Bitcoin’s positive flip in S&P 500 correlation has historically preceded average declines of around 50% since 2018. BTC is exposed to a broader risk-asset sell-off due to rising

Bitmine has 3,040,515 staked ETH, representing $6.6 billion at $2,185 per ETH; MAVAN staking solution on track to launch Q1 2026 Bitmine now owns 3.81% of the ETH token supply, over 76% of the way to the ‘Alchemy of 5%’ in just 8 months Bitmine increased its investment into Eightco (ticker: $ORBS) by $80 million

Advertisement &nbsp &nbsp Add ZyCrypto News On Google The XRP market has entered a sensitive phase, with a large portion of holders now underwater, raising questions about whether the asset is approaching capitulation or preparing for its next cycle. On-chain data from Glassnode shows that roughly 36.8 billion XRP are currently held at a loss.

Ripple’s (XRP) price has recently slipped after a failed recovery attempt, with high-volume selling pushing the token back toward a key support level of $1.40. The token has struggled with a broader corrective phase since its peak in mid-2025, with rallies consistently failing to build momentum. Summary XRP’s price drops to $1.40, facing a broader

Resolv’s USR stablecoin depegged following an apparent smart contract exploit on Sunday that allowed an attacker to mint 80 million USR tokens and dump them across decentralized exchanges, as noted by onchain analysts Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) and PeckShield. .@ResolvLabs It seems multiple large amounts of $USR have been minted. Stay alert! $50m: https://t.co/gDrTBJDkax $30m: https://t.co/jLyvQkMMSV