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Bitcoin’s price action has closely tracked the iShares Expanded Tech‑Software ETF (IGV) for more than five years. The current 30‑day correlation stands at 0.73, stronger than Bitcoin’s correlation with the Nasdaq‑100. During the latest selloff, Bitcoin and software equities moved almost tick-for-tick.

River (RIVER) fell more than 4% over the past 24 hours after an aggressive parabolic run that pushed the token to a record high near $87.79. The pullback followed a near 1,500-1,900% rally over the past month, depending on the exchange, with RIVER now trading close to $70.

Gold and silver prices reached record highs on Monday as investors sought safety. Spot gold climbed above $5,100 per ounce, while silver rose to $110. Bitcoin lagged as capital flowed out of the cryptocurrency market.

Ethereum’s transaction volume has reached all-time highs while gas fees have declined to the lowest levels in network history. The seven-day moving average of transactions is 2.5 million, nearly double the volume recorded one year ago. This surge in activity began in mid-December, reversing a gradual decline that persisted through mid-2025.

Renowned cryptocurrency analyst “PlanB” on X has launched a poll asking his followers if Bitcoin will achieve a new all-time high in 2026 or 2027. The question posed suggests that the crypto analyst suspects that the cryptocurrency could embark on another significant rally during the current cycle.

The final full trading week before the holiday break is packed with major economic events that could trigger sharp moves across global markets, including crypto, equities, and currencies.

A sharp risk-off sentiment is pressuring the crypto market, but the dominant trend grabbing analyst attention is Bitcoin’s behavioral shift. Fresh data shows Bitcoin’s 30-day correlation with the Nasdaq 100 has surged to nearly 0.80, one of the highest readings since the 2022 bear market, meaning BTC and big U.S. tech stocks are currently moving in almost the same direction.

The UK Financial Conduct Authority launched civil proceedings in London’s High Court against HTX, alleging unauthorized crypto promotions to UK users in breach of FSMA s21 and the Financial Promotions Regime that took effect in 2023.

The altcoin market capitalization excluding Bitcoin and Ethereum faced a technical rejection at its all-time high this week, according to trader Michael van de Poppe. He expects one more dip before the market breaks resistance and moves into new record territory.

Gold surged to record highs in Asian trading on Monday, showing why it is called the world’s premier safe-haven asset as uncertainty grips US politics and monetary policy.

The price of Bitcoin has struggled around the $115,000 region for the past few days, but analysts are seeing technical signs that a major breakout is imminent.

The cryptocurrency market is holding steady as traders prepare for the Federal Reserve’s September 17 policy announcement.

Bitcoin’s market share has dropped to 55% from highs of over 62% this summer, marking a seven-point decline similar to past cycles where altcoins such as Ethereum and Solana captured investor attention.

Bitcoin (BTC) price opened Monday in correction mode after the weekly candle closed as a bearish “inverted hammer.” The price of BTC dropped 3% in the past 24 hours, hitting a low of about $114,740 before rebounding above $115 during the mid-London session.

Cardano (ADA) attracted investors’ interest after its reached $6.96 billion for the first time in the past five months. The latest development triggered bullish sentiments around the cryptocurrency, with analysts pointing to a technical setup that could be a prelude to a major price breakout.

Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has continued his aggressive altcoin accumulation amid the latest round of price dip. This time, he significant amounts of Hyperliquid (HYPE), Lido DAO (LDO), and Ethena (ENA) today despite a sharp market correction.