1.Looking Back at 2025: A Year-End Review of Cryptocurrency Attacks with North Korean Hackers' 'Brilliant Achievements' This Year
In 2025, the regulatory environment for the cryptocurrency industry becomes increasingly clear, traditional finance deeply penetrates, and technological iteration accelerates. Every key point is inseparable from core figures who either lead policy direction, guide institutions to enter the market, tackle technical challenges, or stir up the market. Click to read
2.Coinbase: 2026 Cryptocurrency Market Outlook
Recently, Coinbase released the '2026 Cryptocurrency Market Outlook' report. In the report, Coinbase delves into various factors that will shape the cryptocurrency economic landscape in the coming year, from detailed forecasts for BTC, ETH, and SOL, to the latest developments in regulation, market structure, and tokenization. Additionally, we will analyze the impact of Bitcoin's four-year cycle, the risks posed by quantum computing, and the effects of major platform upgrades, such as Ethereum's latest Fusaka hard fork and Solana's upcoming Alpenglow. Click to read
3. Bitcoin 2026 outlook: from data indicators to three major scenario predictions
Despite the disappointing performance of Bitcoin prices in 2025, as we enter 2026, it still faces many favorable macroeconomic factors. Although the coming year is still full of uncertainties, multiple indicators suggest that the worst sell-off may be over, with long-term holders reaching historical extremes in selling, and on-chain data indicators also pointing to a potential stabilization in early 2026. Click to read
4. A review of various institutions' price predictions for Bitcoin in 2025: almost all failed
From the end of 2024 to the beginning of 2025, the narrative in the crypto market regarding a new cycle is highly consistent: the aftermath of the halving, ETF and institutional expansion, and more favorable regulatory expectations are widely seen as the core fuel driving BTC and overall risk assets higher. Against this backdrop, several institutions and well-known figures have set aggressive annual price targets (especially in the range of $200,000 - $250,000), while some focus on 'structural changes in the industry', such as the expansion of compliant product supply, further mainstreaming of exchanges and crypto companies, and continued growth in tracks like RWA/stablecoins. Looking back at the actual performance in 2025, price forecasts generally overestimated the intensity and sustainability of the rise, while judgments related to regulation and industry structure were relatively easier to fulfill. Click to read
5. Will the crypto industry be better in 2026?
In the last few months of 2025, the sentiment in the crypto market is undergoing a subtle yet real shift. Over 70% of people believe: the market has entered a bear phase! Bitcoin has fallen from its historical high of $126,700, and the net inflow of ETFs has begun to face a phased halt; altcoin trends have shown significant divergence, and even the Meme coins that once ignited sentiment are gradually becoming neglected. It all feels like entering: a cold winter. Click to read
