Author: CryptoPress
Bitcoin’s market share has surged back to the 60% threshold, a level not consistently seen since early 2021.
The milestone highlights a broader market trend where capital is heavily consolidating into BTC while altcoins face sustained downside pressure.
Market analysts point to strong spot ETF inflows and macroeconomic uncertainty as primary catalysts for the dominance expansion.
Bitcoin (BTC) has officially reclaimed the 60% market...
Crypto Markets Brace for #SeptemberCPIWatch as U.S. Inflation Data Looms
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Global financial and digital asset markets are closely monitoring the upcoming U.S. Consumer Price Index release as part of the broader #SeptemberCPIWatch trend on social media.
Traders are pricing in potential Federal Reserve interest rate adjustments, which historically trigger heightened volatility across Bitcoin and altcoins.
Macroeconomic indicators continue to heavily influence crypto liquidity, keeping investors cautious ahead of the...
Blur to Deprecate NFT Marketplace Frontend on Nov. 12 After 99% Volume Collapse
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Blur announced it will deprecate its blur.io frontend on November 12, 2026, while keeping the on-chain marketplace protocol operational.
Blend will stop matching new NFT loans on the same date, giving borrowers until then to repay or default.
Monthly trading volume dropped more than 99.5% from about $1.43 billion in March 2023 to under $7 million.
The BLUR token fell more than 20% and hit a record low near $0.0127 following the news.
NFT...
Crypto Market Analysis This Week
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Bitcoin ended the week of 5 to 11 October 2026 at about $83,773, down roughly 3% (Binance daily data via CoinLab; Bitwise puts the drop nearer 2.6%), its first losing week in four. The slide ran from Tuesday to Thursday and bottomed at $80,394 on 8 October before a three-day rebound. On Monday 12 October BTC trades around $84,000 and the total crypto market cap is about $2.82 trillion, with Bitcoin dominance near 59.5% and the Fear &...
FSB Warns Cross-Border Stablecoin Rules Remain Underdeveloped Across Jurisdictions
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The Financial Stability Board (FSB) has highlighted that global cross-border stablecoin regulations remain largely underdeveloped across multiple jurisdictions.
The regulatory gap creates potential vulnerabilities for international financial stability and widespread digital asset adoption.
Authorities continue to urge a globally consistent approach to prevent regulatory arbitrage in the expanding stablecoin market.
The Financial Stability...

