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Daily crypto market breakdowns. Get the full story behind the numbers and understand why prices move.

Mon, Jan 19
Bullish

Monday, January 19, 2026

Global trade war fears and tariff threats wiped $67.5B off the total crypto market cap today, dragging Bitcoin below $93,000. While the majors bled, privacy coins like Monero and Dusk rallied hard — investors are clearly hedging against recent stablecoin freezes and censorship risks.

$3.15T$231.03B Read
Sun, Jan 18
Neutral

Sunday, January 18, 2026

The 'US Bitcoin Reserve' narrative hit a regulatory speed bump today, helping drive a $25B haircut across the total market cap. While Steak 'n Shake bought $10M in spot, it wasn't enough to offset whale profit-taking and jitters over the massive $8.27B options expiry looming on Jan 30.

$3.22T$118.58B Read
Sat, Jan 17
Neutral

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Bitcoin is clinging to the $97k level while Monero crumbles (-6.6%) under the weight of a $282M money laundering scandal. The charts show three straight days of red, but the US government's confirmed decision to hold — not sell — seized assets is the bullish undertone everyone is missing.

$3.25T$106.94B Read
Thu, Jan 15
Neutral

Thursday, January 15, 2026

Bitcoin ETFs inhaled a staggering $1.7 billion in just three days, yet the spot price slipped 1.49% to hover below $97k. We are seeing a classic divergence where institutional accumulation is quietly absorbing retail profit-taking.

$3.25T$244.67B Read
Wed, Jan 14
Neutral

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

Bitcoin smashed through $96,000 today, liquidating nearly $600M in short positions while posting $753M in fresh ETF inflows. While the majors trended up, privacy coins staged a massive rebellion, with Dash exploding over 40% in a single session.

$3.31T$293.78B Read
Tue, Jan 13
Neutral

Tuesday, January 13, 2026

Bitcoin smashed through $94,000 on a soft 2.6% CPI print and a massive $1.25B corporate buy wall, dragging the total cap up $140B overnight. While majors celebrated, privacy coins staged a bizarre rebellion with DASH ripping 50% higher — likely a reaction to tightening global surveillance.

$3.27T$259.71B Read
Mon, Jan 12
Neutral

Monday, January 12, 2026

MicroStrategy just market-bought another $1.25B of Bitcoin and South Korea finally opened the floodgates for corporate treasuries, yet the price barely moved an inch. Meanwhile, Monero is flipping the bird to global regulators by smashing all-time highs despite explicit bans in Dubai.

$3.13T$202.35B Read
Sun, Jan 11
Neutral

Sunday, January 11, 2026

Monero shattered an all-time high (+17.3%) while the broader market barely crawled forward, adding just $12.4B to the total cap. Despite massive institutional headlines — like Wells Fargo accepting Bitcoin collateral — price action remains suspiciously calm.

$3.12T$104.69B Read
Sat, Jan 10
Bullish

Saturday, January 10, 2026

Bitcoin is defending the $90k level as hidden institutional accumulation from US banks and Florida's proposed reserve combats four consecutive days of ETF outflows. Meanwhile, the stablecoin landscape is fracturing; a massive $180M USDT freeze on Tron has accelerated capital rotation into BNB Chain, pushing BNB higher.

$3.11T$81.38B Read
Fri, Jan 9
Bullish

Friday, January 9, 2026

South Korea's Supreme Court ruling on crypto seizures and persistent Bitcoin ETF outflows dampened sentiment, keeping BTC pinned below $90k. Conversely, BNB showed relative strength following Grayscale's ETF filing, while Zcash collapsed as its core development team resigned.

$3.11T$182.85B Read
Thu, Jan 8
Neutral

Thursday, January 8, 2026

Zcash faces an existential crisis as its core dev team resigns, sending the privacy coin tumbling while Solana hits record stablecoin liquidity. Beneath the retail chop, BlackRock is aggressively buying the dip, scooping up over $1 billion in Bitcoin and Ethereum.

$3.13T$212.57B Read
Wed, Jan 7
Bearish

Wednesday, January 7, 2026

Bitcoin surrendered the $91,000 level as $200M in miner selling and the first ETF outflows of 2026 overpowered bullish institutional filings. While Morgan Stanley and BlackRock aggressively position for the long term, immediate liquidity constraints are forcing a sharp intraday correction.

$3.14T$207.22B Read

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