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Bitcoin and Ethereum have strong fundamentals and low leverage, so why are they stalling below $90,000 and $3,000? Here's what a breakout would take.

US spot Ethereum ETFs lost about $118 million in three days, ending a seven-day inflow run, as Ethereum went flat near $2,680 while Bitcoin edged higher.

Bitcoin topped $87,000 after US payrolls rose just 29,000 in September, then slipped to $85,200 as Treasury yields rebounded and December hike bets firmed.

Bitcoin's hash rate hit its highest 30-day average since June after a 19% slump, as price trades near JPMorgan's $85,000 estimated cost to mine a coin.

Bitcoin's 7-day volatility hit a three-year low as leverage cleared, while options price a quiet October and Bitfinex eyes $95,000 if ETF buyers return.

Bitwise's NEAR ETF drew $35.5 million on day one, a big debut for NEAR's size, as spot buyers arrived on lighter leverage and one analyst eyes $12 for NEAR.

Bitcoin holders booked record 2026 profits as spot demand shrank, and CryptoQuant now sees a near-term correction risk with its first support at $80,000.

Bitcoin has tracked tech stocks since 2020, but in August its gold correlation overtook its Nasdaq link. Here's why crypto and stocks move together, and what breaks it.

Bitcoin futures traders closed about 49,000 BTC of positions in a week by taking profits, and K33 now sees more room for Bitcoin to rise than fall from $83K.

Aave, Curve and Ether.fi tokens rose between 14% and 22% in a day as traders rotated toward DeFi tokens tied to revenue, while Bitcoin traded flat on Tuesday.

Bitcoin quantum defense has drawn $20M from BlackRock, Fidelity, Galaxy and others as custodians like Coinbase and BitGo race to build post-quantum tools.

Ethereum is up about 73% this quarter versus Bitcoin's 44%, on track for its best Q3 on record as US spot Ethereum ETFs drew $3.1 billion.

Bitcoin price fell below $84,000 as crypto traders lost $392 million in leveraged longs while oil and yields rose, with most of the losses outside Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price pulled back about 5% from its $87,400 high as altcoins rallied, while the $80,000–$82,000 zone is the line bulls must defend to keep the bull run alive.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have taken in a net $887 million in 2026 after sitting $5.7 billion in the red in July, though daily inflows slowed for three sessions.

Quant and Ondo tokens gained more than 30% since Wednesday as a US payments network, BlackRock model portfolios and a CFTC update pushed tokenization forward.

Bitcoin price held above $84,000 after the 10-year Treasury yield hit a 2007 high on Wednesday, keeping the path toward Glassnode's $96,700 resistance open.

Litecoin price rose about 20% to its highest level since January as futures open interest climbed 26% and futures volume ran more than five times spot.