Organizers of NFT Paris have scrapped planned conferences amid a steep drop in the NFT market — total market cap fell from about $9 billion in January 2025 to roughly $2.7 billion by 2026. The move reflects waning sponsorship and buyer interest across the sector.
Bitcoin rose above $94,000 after a week of strong gains, with whale accumulation and retail profit-taking concentrated around a key liquidity zone. The move adds momentum to 2026’s early rally but raises short-term volatility risks.
Dogecoin jumped about 7% after clearing a short-term double-bottom, with spot buying cited as the main driver and suggesting a more sustainable move.
AAVE slid 10% to $160 after a proposal suggested transferring full ownership of brand assets to the community. The move sparked a governance feud and investor sell-off.
On-chain activity on Solana plunged roughly 97% as memecoin trading evaporated in 2025, turning the network’s former growth engine into a key risk factor. The sharp drop is fueling debate about the chain’s resilience and near-term outlook for SOL.
Twenty One Capital's NYSE debut showed investors were unwilling to pay a meaningful equity premium for Bitcoin-focused firms, pricing shares roughly in line with their BTC holdings. The result underscores tighter valuations and greater scrutiny for similar listings.
Pi Coin (PI) has slid about 28% since late November, erasing most gains from its earlier rally. Traders are watching whether losses signal a deeper downtrend or the start of stabilization.
Ethereum has found firm support at $3,150 while on-chain signals show rising accumulation, indicating buyers are stepping in despite a recent pause in the rally. Traders remain resilient as markets digest mixed macro cues.
Ethereum has reversed from the $2,700–$2,800 zone and carved a series of higher lows, now pressing into an overhead cluster of moving averages that could set the stage for a move toward $5,000.