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Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana rebounded after Trump signaled a retreat from proposed EU tariffs. Bitcoin reached $89,900, while BitGo announced an $18-per-share IPO and crypto markets recorded more than $1 billion in liquidations.
Bitcoin fell 2% to $91,100 as major cryptocurrencies weakened amid tariff-related market turmoil. Bitcoin ETFs saw $394 million in net outflows on Friday, while Ethereum ETFs attracted $4.7 million. The NYSE also began preparing for 24/7 tokenized stock trading.
Bitcoin rose 2% to $96,750, while Ethereum and several altcoins advanced. Market developments included a delayed Senate crypto bill, Ripple’s Luxembourg license, FTX’s next creditor payment date and Sui’s recovery from a nearly six-hour outage.
Crypto prices rose alongside $754 million in Bitcoin ETF inflows and $130 million in Ethereum ETF inflows. Bitcoin reached $95,000, Ethereum gained 6%, and Monero set another all-time high as lawmakers continued debating a crypto bill.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP rose, while Monero reached a new all-time high at $680. Regulatory developments included a draft U.S. crypto market bill, scrutiny of crypto in 401(k) plans and Tennessee action against sports prediction markets.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP moved higher, while Monero reached a new all-time high of $680. Regulatory developments included a U.S. Senate stablecoin bill draft, scrutiny of crypto in 401(k) plans and Tennessee action against sports prediction markets.
Crypto majors were mostly flat, with Bitcoin at $90,600, while Monero reached a $590 record. Developments included a $15 billion a16z fundraise, Ripple’s UK approval, BNY Mellon’s tokenized deposits and Tether’s $182 million USDT freeze.
Bitcoin held above $90,000 as Zcash and Polygon gained 11%. Analysts saw signs of improving crypto-market conditions, while Florida revived its Bitcoin reserve proposal and Trump ruled out pardoning FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried.
Bitcoin fell below $90,000 as major cryptocurrencies weakened, while Zcash plunged 19% after its developer team resigned following a board dispute. JPMorgan, Barclays, Wyoming and World Liberty Financial also advanced separate digital-asset initiatives.
Crypto markets posted their first declines of 2026, with Bitcoin at $92,000. Morgan Stanley filed for Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs, while a U.S. Senate committee scheduled a vote on a crypto market-structure bill.
Crypto’s market cap rose 2% to $3.22 trillion, with BTC, ETH and SOL advancing and XRP up 12%. RENDER and SUI led top movers, while institutional adoption and security concerns remained key market developments.
The crypto market cap rose 2% to $3.22 trillion, with BTC at $93,780, ETH at $3,240 and XRP up 12% to $2.37. Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Japan also announced notable crypto-related developments.
