
Bitcoin Market Faces Uncertainty Ahead of Key Legislative and Monetary Events
Bitcoin traders don't get many weeks like this one.
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Bitcoin traders don't get many weeks like this one.

The significant volume of options expiring in 2026 could lead to increased market volatility and influence long-term price expectations. Nearly $17B in Bitcoin and Ethereum options set for 2026 Q3 expiry.

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Ethereum targets $3,000 as a triangle pattern forms while exchange outflows reduce available supply.

KULR's exit from crypto reflects a strategic pivot towards core business investments, highlighting the volatility and risk of crypto assets. KULR Technology sells remaining 764 Bitcoin for $59M, fully exits crypto treasury strategy.

Ripple (XRP) is currently trading at $1.39, up about +4% in the last 24 hours, flat over 7 days, up +40% over the past month, but down around -50% over the past year.

Bitfinex sees liquidation risk concentrated around $82,000 above and $75,000–$76,000 below. Short exposure above $82,000 has increased 43%, while weaker spot selling could amplify an upside break. The Fed's rate path, Treasury yields and energy prices remain critical macro factors as Bitcoin trades near the $80,000 range.

Firelight's planned coverage rollout would lengthen withdrawals while eligible claims could reduce exiting collateral after emissions stop.

Collaboration between Ethereum L1 and Base on account abstraction breaks down after weeks of talks
Dogecoin has extended its recovery from its August lows, although repeated resistance near $0.09 continues to limit its advance.
Speaking to Bitcoin Magazine TV on Monday, Strike's CEO said that hard money could reward humans for their hard work again.
Another day, another data breach. Swiss Bitcoin Pay, a non-custodial bitcoin payment processor, said that it had to temporarily shut down its servers following a data breach on Monday.
After the exploit, SecondFi is turning to zero-knowledge proofs to help affected users recover their assets securely.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is flashing a bull pattern but macro analyst Mike McGlone on Monday warned to “be very careful” getting sucked in ahead of Wednesday's Fed rate hike. What McGlone Sees in the Chart McGlone told The Wolf of All Streets macro panel that Bitcoin's chart shows an island bottom bull flag with price struggling at the 50-week moving average.

Swiss Bitcoin Pay shut down its entire server infrastructure on Monday after concluding that an intruder had probably reached its internal systems. The firm is warning that customer email addresses, Bitcoin addresses, bank IBANs, transaction histories and hashed passwords may have been exposed.