Overview of popular cryptocurrencies on December 25, 2025, with the top three in popularity being: Zcash, Banana Gun, Subsquid

Bitcoin vs Gold: How to Choose Safe-Haven Assets in 2026, the Year of the Horse? Insights from Yen Arbitrage Trading on Inflation Hedge Strategies

In 2026, the Year of the Horse, the Bank of Japan raises interest rates, triggering gold and Bitcoin volatility through arbitrage unwinding. Looking at 10-year returns, Bitcoin has gained 26,931.1%, while gold has increased by 7%. In terms of market value, gold is valued at 12-14 trillion, and Bitcoin at 1.74 trillion. The arbitrage unwinding explains the short-term sharp drop in Bitcoin, but both assets rise in the long term, reflecting the search for fiat currency alternatives. Gold is physically held by central banks with an annual supply increase of 2-3%, while Bitcoin has an intangible decentralized cap of 21 million coins.

Schiff on Bitcoin (BTC): I Don't Expect $10K to Hold - U.Today

Peter Schiff predicts Bitcoin will drop to $10,000, dismissing the recent decline as minor. He argues MicroStrategy could face collapse if Bitcoin hits $8,000 and criticizes mainstream media for biased bullish coverage on cryptocurrency.

QCP Capital: This bear market feels more like a liquidity reset rather than a structural collapse

QCP Capital's Elbert Iswara believes that the current bear market is a liquidity reset, with the market affected by risk aversion sentiment, ETF fund outflows, and derivatives adjustments amplifying volatility. Bitcoin, as a risk asset sensitive to liquidity, performs closely with macro factors. In the short term, attention should be paid to key price levels, ETF fund flows, and leverage liquidations. In the long term, Bitcoin's value drivers are adoption rate and market structure maturity.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana Enter Historic MA200 Z-Score Oversold Zone

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana record rare MA200 Z-score oversold levels, signaling market positioning exhaustion rather than fresh downside momentum. Correlated statistical extremes across major crypto assets indicate systemic fear and reduced marginal selling pressure in

The fear index drops to 5, hitting multi-year lows. Bitcoin and Ethereum come under pressure. When will the market rebound?

February 12 News, the cryptocurrency market sentiment has sharply deteriorated. The latest data shows that the Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index has fallen to 5, officially entering the "Extreme Fear" zone, reflecting a rapid loss of investor confidence amid ongoing price declines and increasing macroeconomic uncertainty. The index was still at 26 a month ago and dropped to 12 a week ago, with the steep decline over a short period highlighting a dramatic shift in sentiment. This change is not an isolated event. The Global Uncertainty Index surged above 100,000 in the third quarter of 2025, and remained close to 95,000 in the fourth quarter, far exceeding the peaks seen during the pandemic, Brexit, and the Eurozone debt crisis. Geopolitical tensions, uncertain policy outlooks, and financial market volatility have collectively amplified risk-averse sentiment and driven capital outflows from high-risk assets.

Solana's on-chain activity is fully leading; can SOL hold the crucial $80 level and rebound?

February 12 News, Solana (SOL) has once again become the focus of attention in the cryptocurrency market. According to the latest data from Artemis, Solana continues to lead mainstream public chains in key metrics such as active users, number of transactions, transaction fee revenue, developer growth, and on-chain transaction volume, while maintaining stable operation for over 24 months. This combination of high performance and reliability has led Artemis's Zheng Jie Lim to describe it as an "Internet capital market," vividly summarizing its scale and efficiency advantages. In addition to on-chain performance, Solana has also achieved significant progress at the infrastructure level. Alibaba recently showcased a high-performance Solana RPC and completed integration with Alibaba Cloud, aiming to significantly reduce network latency. Supported by ZAN technology, Solana is expected to offer millisecond-level speed advantages for high-frequency on-chain transactions, which is of great importance for institutional applications and complex financial scenarios, further solidifying its market position as a "performance-first blockchain."