Jordan Finneseth

Crypto traders breathed a sigh of relief over the past week, as the sight of rising prices eased concerns about a devastating, long-drawn-out crypto winter, though the threat of further downside remains.

The volatility that crypto is known for has been in full force in March, largely due to factors outside of the influence of investors, leaving many longing for a little peace and stability.

Known for their extreme volatility, cryptocurrencies have surprisingly maintained some semblance of stability over the past week amid major geopolitical developments.

The cryptocurrency market is now deep in the throes of a crypto winter, with prices collapsing as evidenced by the more than $2 trillion decline in total market cap since late October.

Discover how blockchain-based prediction markets like Polymarket are revolutionizing global forecasting with $44 billion in trading volume, outperforming traditional polls and transforming decision-making across finance, politics, and sports.

The broader cryptocurrency market consolidated over the past week as macroeconomic forces took center stage in the financial theater.

Bitcoin eyes $100K on institutional flows and regulatory clarity, while Monero’s 95% surge highlights growing investor demand for privacy-focused crypto.

The volatility of 2025 has carried into 2026 in the cryptocurrency market, highlighting the dynamic nature of the asset class as it continues to adjust of institutional investor entry.

The cryptocurrency market continues to keep traders on their toes, with sudden spikes and drawdowns liquidating longs and shorts, leaving many befuddled as to what comes next.

Bitcoin crashed 36% in November, triggering retail panic and ETF outflows—but major Wall Street institutions quietly bought the dip, signaling a profound shift in crypto adoption.

It’s been a rough month for the crypto market, as the hopes for a strong showing as the year winds down turned into a Red November, with the market experiencing one of its most brutal pullbacks in history.

Stablecoins have emerged as the key driver of digital financial infrastructure, bridging traditional finance and DeFi by enabling instant, regulated, and borderless transactions.