Jan3 CEO Samson Mow reiterated his strong long-term bullishness on Bitcoin, arguing that a 10x price target may be conservative and reigniting debate across the crypto community. His comments have drawn attention from traders, analysts, and investors weighing upside expectations against market risks.
Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari on Jan. 14 labeled cryptocurrencies "basically useless," underscoring continued skepticism from a senior Fed policymaker. His remarks signal potential political and regulatory headwinds for the industry.
John Bollinger, creator of Bollinger Bands, signaled a bearish stance on XRP in a social update on Jan 6, 2026. His cautious tone adds weight to negative technical sentiment around the token.
XRP fell 1.9% to $1.84 and is hovering just above support at $1.77 after touching the lower Bollinger Band. Thin holiday trading has left technical indicators pointing to further downside risk.
News that TikTok reached a U.S. joint-venture agreement sparked a broad risk-on move, lifting equities and helping push Bitcoin higher after a period of sideways trading. The development eased regulatory uncertainty and brightened investor sentiment across markets.
Michael Saylor, MicroStrategy's strategy executive chairman, has indicated plans for another Bitcoin (BTC) purchase even as market sentiment remains in a state of extreme fear. The move underscores ongoing institutional accumulation despite short-term volatility.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong tweeted that three major developments have strengthened his belief that crypto is here to stay, signaling continued confidence from a leading exchange executive. The message underscores industry momentum amid evolving regulation and institutional interest.
Dogecoin spot trading volume surged 61% on Dec. 11, 2025, as traders repositioned ahead of a pivotal Federal Reserve decision. The jump points to heightened attention for DOGE and potential near-term volatility.
Recent purchases by Michael Saylor’s team and miner BitMine, together with renewed bullishness from Tom Lee, have eased fears these buyers were ‘tapped out’ after big BTC and ETH buys. The moves are supporting market confidence and suggest continued institutional demand.
Michael Burry admitted "How Wrong I’ve Been" and pushed back at journalists and commentators, including Bloomberg, who cite his early‑2021 bearish calls on Bitcoin to dismiss his current warnings.