Bitcoin Eyes $90K: Resistance and Volatility Define May 2026 Rally
Bitcoin hit a peak of $82,800 in May 2026, testing major resistance between $84K and $92K amid volatile market conditions. Geopolitical tensions, like U.S.
Bitcoin hit a peak of $82,800 in May 2026, testing major resistance between $84K and $92K amid volatile market conditions. Geopolitical tensions, like U.S.
Stablecoin adoption is booming in 2026, with a supply over $300 billion and transaction volumes nearing $46 trillion in 2025. GoBTC Pay, launched by
Stablecoin transaction volumes are nearing $46 trillion annually in 2026, signaling massive adoption for everyday payments. GoMining's GoBTC, launched at
Toncoin (TON) surges 100% after Telegram's blockchain takeover, hinting at a potential altcoin season in May 2026. Bitcoin remains stable around $79,743.
Bitcoin's price hit $81,483 on May 11, 2026, fueled by $1.97B in ETF inflows, pushing market dominance over 60%. XRP holds key support at $1.
Ondo Global Markets reached $1 billion in Total Value Locked (TVL) in under eight months, marking a historic milestone for tokenized stocks and ETFs.
JPMorgan-led banks slashed FS KKR Capital's credit line by $648 million in early 2026, signaling stress in private credit markets. Bitcoin surged past
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, especially the 2026 Iran war and Strait of Hormuz disruptions, are driving significant volatility in crypto and
Aave V4's governance has initiated a temperature check to integrate native Bitcoin borrowing via Babylon protocol, bypassing wrapped tokens and custodians.
Major financial institutions like JPMorgan and Wells Fargo are significantly adjusting their Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF holdings in 2026, driving market
Kelp DAO and Aave have resumed rsETH operations following a $292 million hack in April 2026. Recovery efforts, including restoring 117,132 rsETH, highlight
THORChain halted operations on May 15, 2026 after a suspected multichain exploit drained roughly $10.7 million to $11 million across at least four chains.