Crypto Market
Coinbase cuts 14% of staff for AI and market reset
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Coinbase announced a restructuring plan on May 5, 2026, cutting about 700 employees, or 14% of its workforce. CEO Brian Armstrong attributed the move to cryptocurrency market volatility and artificial intelligence-driven productivity gains. The changes aim to create a leaner, AI-native organization ahead of Q1 earnings on May 7.
Building on recent accumulation, Bitmine Immersion Technologies added 60,976 ether last week—its largest 2026 weekly purchase—pushing holdings past 4.5 million tokens despite $7.8 billion unrealized losses. Chairman Thomas Lee views prices as nearing the end of a 'mini-crypto winter,' justifying faster buying. Staking now yields $174 million annually.
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The cryptocurrency market experienced a downturn on March 8, 2026, mirroring declines in traditional equities amid escalating U.S.-Iran tensions that drove oil prices up nearly 20%. Bitcoin traded below $66,000, while altcoins like Ether and Solana also slipped. However, by the following day, some digital assets showed modest gains despite ongoing market volatility.
Ethereum has dropped about 7% to around $1,947 amid market volatility, but Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong points to strong retail investor behavior as a positive sign. Retail users on the platform are buying the dip and maintaining or increasing their holdings of Bitcoin and Ethereum. This trend suggests growing maturity among individual investors despite broader market challenges.
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The cryptocurrency market showed signs of recovery this week, buoyed by softer U.S. inflation data at 2.4 percent and a robust labor market, which raised expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. While major coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum remained subdued, smaller altcoins dominated with significant gains. However, some tokens faced sharp declines amid shifting investor sentiment.
Large bitcoin holders, known as whales, are accumulating the cryptocurrency amid a recent price decline, while smaller retail investors are rushing to sell. On-chain data from Glassnode reveals this stark divide in market behavior. Bitcoin's price has fallen to around $78,000 after consolidating between $80,000 and $97,000 since late November.
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Bitcoin has held steady around $93,000, but the cryptocurrency market is preparing for potential volatility. This comes as global leaders at the Davos forum discuss trade war rhetoric, including tariff headlines. A Kraken executive has warned of a bumpy week ahead for crypto investors.
Bitcoin drops below $68,000 amid US-Iran tensions
fredag, 6. mars 2026, 02:17Bitcoin holds above $72,000 amid cautious crypto market
mandag, 2. mars 2026, 23:43Bitcoin rallies above $68,000 despite Iran conflict escalation
lørdag, 28. februar 2026, 02:20Bitcoin drops amid Israel airstrikes on Iran
torsdag, 26. februar 2026, 05:38Tokenised gold protocols grow amid crypto market decline
fredag, 13. februar 2026, 02:15Bitcoin stages modest recovery as altcoins lag behind
onsdag, 11. februar 2026, 22:04Bitcoin falls below $66,000 as crypto market declines
lørdag, 7. februar 2026, 14:40Charles Hoskinson discloses $3 billion unrealized crypto loss
mandag, 2. februar 2026, 11:40Bitcoin enters bear market after 40% plunge from record high
mandag, 2. februar 2026, 00:33Bitmine expands Ethereum holdings to 4.3 million tokens amid downturn