Fed relief rally. Bitcoin and Ethereum are again trending downwards, and the charts suggest bears are in control.

As of 24 hours ago, Bitcoin was trading around $92,450 per token, sinking to an intraday low of around $89,420 at 11:15 a.m. ET, before rallying to a 24-hour high of almost exactly $93,000 per token as of 4:30 p.m. ET. That's good for a trough-to-peak move of 4.3% today.

Bitcoin remains the most influential and widely recognized cryptocurrency globally, shaping financial markets, regulatory debates and investor

Bitcoin attracted $732B in capital since 2022—more than all prior cycles combined as volatility and record ETF demand signal mid-cycle reset

Standard Chartered, which previously predicted bitcoin would hit $200k in 2025, said it was slashing its forecasts for through the end of the decade.

In the face of a profitability crisis, industrial-scale bitcoin miners are transforming their data centers into AI factories.

As 2025 comes to a close, Bitcoin continues one of the most talked-about assets. After a year of sharp rallies and sudden corrections, many are asking, what will 2026 hold for the cryptocurrency? With global liquidity, regulatory shifts, and institutional adoption shaping markets, experts suggest that both opportunities and volatility lie ahead.

Individual investors shouldn't ask whether Bitcoin will crash in 2026. What they should ask is whether you are a long-term believer in the cryptocurrency as a store of value in their portfolios. If so, then maybe now is a good time to add it to your portfolio.