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Bitcoin heads into 2026 with renewed acceptance — and volatility
It's hard to tell just looking at the price charts if bitcoin (BTC-USD) investors have been naughty or nice. A bruising November has given way to some relief — and the prospects of a Santa rally. And while the Thanksgiving table chatter might have moved on to prediction markets, more players in the market are taking seriously the idea that crypto is here to stay. The dramatic swing in sentiment — bitcoin has dropped roughly 30% from its recent highs — has been a painful reminder of crypto's volatility. But even if banks and a pro-crypto government have made it easier for people to accept digital currencies, ... (full story)
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