Retail News

The rise in popularity of the Coinbase app is often seen as a sign of renewed retail interest, but there’s still debate whether retail has truly returned.

Emerging markets are not just adopting crypto, they’re redefining it. People in high-friction economies set new standards for the global crypto ecosystem.

Bitcoin’s sell-off is accelerating, and most altcoins are following BTC’s path. Will traders buy the dips?

Altcoins remain in a consolidation phase even as Bitcoin price looks ready to take a stab at new all-time highs.

GameStop boosted its convertible note offering to $2.25 billion, fueling its Bitcoin treasury strategy and raising speculation about future crypto investments.

Bitcoin sentiment on social media has reached its highest point in seven months as Bitcoin has been flirting again with its all-time high.

Retail investors have been the biggest net sellers of Bitcoin throughout 2025, but this might change once BTC hits new price highs.

Bitcoin price goes on a near-parabolic rally everytime these two events happen.

There’s a “growing synergy” between the worlds of traditional finance and cryptocurrency, as crypto platforms plan more TradFi offerings, Bitget CEO Gracy Chen told Cointelegraph.

Despite over $2 million in daily inflation, Dogecoin remains the dominant memecoin as ETF decisions from the SEC approach.

As retail investors reclaim their place in the crypto market, memecoins and real-world asset tokenization are democratizing access and challenging institutional dominance.

The new token triggered tokenomics and cybersecurity concerns among industry watchers following the latest celebrity-endorsed memecoin scandals.

Memecoins are evolving into retail investor traps, with insider trading and rug pulls raising regulatory concerns, industry observers told Cointelegraph.

“By integrating stablecoin payments, we’re not just embracing the future — we’re shaping it,” a Metro Store executive reportedly said.

Ran Neuner, founder of Crypto Banter, says recent crypto liquidations have scared off some retail investors.