Bitcoin and Ethereum entered February 2026 under sustained bearish pressure, confronting one of their most extended downturns since the post-2018 crypto winter.
As digital payments continue evolving beyond traditional banking rails, a growing number of companies are evaluating whether crypto-based payment tools could provide faster, more flexible, and more
Michael Saylor, the outspoken leader of Strategy, swiftly moved to dispel market fears after on-chain data showing $5.7 billion worth of Bitcoin transfers ignited rumors of a selloff.
Bitcoin suffered a major drop in today's session as it trades well below psychological $100K mark. Bitcoin briefly dropped below $95K and Ethereum also witnessed strong selling.
Bitcoin and Ethereum faced selling pressure on November 12 and market experts believe that Bitcoin could briefly break $100K levels if selling continues.
