New regulations could unleash a wave of investment in the digital asset 
market.
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Mike Belshe: Regulatory changes will triple the digital asset market, why going public is essential for crypto firms, and the challenges of crypto accounting | Empire

Bitcoin’s volatility spiked, and its price plummeted to fresh lows as worrying 
US economic conditions emerged. Will credit stress data signal the next 
accumulation phase for BTC?

Next Bitcoin accumulation phase may hinge on credit stress timing: Data

Companies must secure key resources or risk being left behind in the race for 
AI and energy dominance.
The post Josh Kale: Companies must acquire intelligence, energy, capital, and labor to dominate capitalism, why wattage may become the new currency, and the implications of AI on labor markets | Bankless appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Josh Kale: Companies must acquire intelligence, energy, capital, and labor to dominate capitalism, why wattage may become the new currency, and the implications of AI on labor markets | Bankless

Current bear market trends suggest a slow recovery ahead for crypto investors 
seeking entry points.
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Michael Nadeau: Crypto bear market is here, Bitcoin’s fair value is $65,000, and the Fed’s policies could hinder recovery | Bankless

Bitcoin’s on-chain fundamentals are flashing a powerful signal that hasn’t 
appeared since the last major bull run. Network Growth has surged to extreme 
levels, mirroring the same conditions seen in early 2021, just before BTC 
launched its historic rally toward new all-time highs. At the same time, 
liquidity is rapidly expanding across the market, suggesting fresh capital is 
flowing in. Rising Network Adoption Strengthens Long-Term Bull Thesis The last 
time Bitcoin’s network growth and liquidity reached comparable extreme levels 
was in 2021, just ahead of BTC’s final surge to a new all-time high. 
Swissblock revealed on X that these metrics are now showing signs of recovery, 
signaling that a final bullish phase may be forming. Related Reading: Is The 
Bitcoin Bottom In? CMT Reveals What Investors Need To See Now However, the 
current divergence and rising metrics alongside the declining price action 
suggest that investors are re-entering the market primarily to sell. The 
critical question is whether this renewed participation can persist long 
enough to allow the market to stabilize. If Network Growth and Liquidity 
continue to expand sustainably, they could provide the fundamental catalyst 
for one last upside push before the cycle concludes. FUD has intensified 
across social media following Bitcoin’s roughly 16% decline since January 28. 
Santiment has highlighted that after briefly dipping to around $74,600, BTC 
has rebounded toward $78,300, a move largely attributed to retail selling 
assets. This behavior is proof that markets move in the opposite direction of 
the crowd&#8217;s narrative. Social sentiment has turned sharply negative, with 
social data indicating this is the most bearish that retail has seen since the 
November 21st crash. Historically, periods of extreme negativity like this 
have been followed by a short-term relief rally, and early price action 
suggests this bounce is beginning to resemble the previous two post-FUD 
recoveries. How Next Cycle Leg Could Push Bitcoin To $104,000 Market expert 
and investor, The Milk Road, who previously nailed Bitcoin’s drop from its 
all-time highs, is now predicting a potential 40% gain starting immediately. 
According to Milk Road, BTC could still experience a correction ranging from 
-20% to -77% before the next major pivot, which is projected between November 
19 and February 2. A shallow 20 to 34% drop seems unlikely. Locally, it should 
be more than that but smaller than 77%. Related Reading: Bitcoin Historical 
Performance Shows How Low The Price Will Go Before A Bottom Furthermore, BTC 
fell roughly -40% between its October 6, 2025, ATH and February 2, a move 
consistent with prior cycle behavior. Milk Road’s yearly cycle analysis 
signals a key pivot around February 2, after which BTC could stage a +40% 
rally, potentially reaching $104,000 between now and September. Featured image 
from Pixabay, chart from Tradingview.com

Cryptocurrency price in NOK