Crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) remained under pressure Thursday as 
Bitcoin and ether extended their outflow streaks, though the pace of exits 
slowed. XRP and Solana continued to quietly attract capital, offering small 
pockets of stability. ETF Bleeding Slows, but Bitcoin and Ether Stay Under 
Pressure The selling hasn’t vanished, it has simply cooled. After two […]

Another Red Day for Crypto ETFs as Bitcoin, Ether See Fresh Exits

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said institutions seeking control over 
their own operations will drive decentralization rather than undermine it. 
Writing on Farcaster, Buterin argued that corporate and government demands for 
self-custody wallets and independent staking will strengthen Ethereum&#8217;s 
decentralization rather…

Vitalik Buterin: Institutions will push Ethereum toward more decentralization, not less

Trump&#8217;s tariff threat could strain US-Canada relations, impacting trade 
dynamics and potentially forcing Canada to reconsider its China strategy.
The post Trump threatens 100% tariff on Canadian goods over China deal 
appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Trump threatens 100% tariff on Canadian goods over China deal

Hiring the right minds and skill sets in marketing in today’s age is vital to 
laying the right foundations for any company, let alone a crypto company.

Crypto companies can’t afford inexperienced marketers in a regulated era | Opinion

Over the past week, the price of Bitcoin faced a significant setback in its 
goal of reclaiming the six-figure threshold. The flagship cryptocurrency has 
been hovering around the $90,000 mark, as the market can&#8217;t seem to make a 
decision concerning the next price direction. As Bitcoin faced a mild sell- 
off, which, in turn, drove its price to fall from its recent highs, specific 
market participants were under severe pressure, including the miners. 
Interestingly, a recent on-chain evaluation has raised the possibility that 
miners’ stress might be ending soon. Miner Financial Health Flashes Classic 
Reversal Sign In a January 23 post on the social media platform X, market 
expert Axel Adler Jr highlighted that the Bitcoin miners might have started 
their post-capitulation recovery journey. The relevant indicator here is the 
Miner Financial Health Index (7D-SMA). Related Reading: Bitcoin Stuck In Bear 
Mode For 83 Days: Trend Pulse Confirms Structural Weakness For context, this 
metric tracks the balance between miner revenue and miner selling pressure. 
Hence, it reflects whether miners are net BTC distributors or accumulators. 
Simply put, the metric shows if Bitcoin miners are under pressure, stable, or 
even profitable. Capitulation events often reflect on the Miner Health Index 
as a negative value, as the amount of BTC spent surpasses the amount of BTC 
earned. On the other hand, miners are typically said to be in the recovery 
phase when the balance between revenue and spending starts to lean away from 
the negative. From the chart shared by the analyst, it is apparent that the 
index has taken on an uptrend, targeting neutral levels on the metric&#8217;s 
charts. History shows that the index does not merely target the neutral mark 
when it trends upward. Hence, if history were to repeat itself, the Bitcoin 
miners could be in for a rewarding ride, having survived the most recent 
capitulation event. Interestingly, the price of Bitcoin appears to have a 
directly proportional relationship with the Miner Health Index. Bitcoin Price 
Gathers Momentum As Market Condition Shifts In a separate post on X, Bitcoin 
Vector highlighted that Bitcoin might be garnering strength for a significant 
move in the near term. According to the analytics platform, this development 
coincides with the market exiting what was previously a “high-risk 
environment.” Bitcoin Vector explained that this exit from a risky market 
environment was last seen in April 2025, just before the bull run resumed. The 
on-chain analytics firm explained that we could be witnessing the late stages 
of a classic momentum bottoming pattern, which historically leads to large 
rallies. Essentially, there has to be one last push lower in price and, at the 
same time, a momentum boost to the upside, for the bullish signal to be 
completely formed. As of this writing, Bitcoin is valued at around $89,830 
with no significant movement in the past 24 hours. Related Reading: Ethereum 
Bulls Must Conquer $3,050 Or Momentum Quickly Fades Featured image from 
iStock, chart from TradingView

Cryptocurrency price in MYR