Barclays: Without major catalysts, the cryptocurrency market will face a "down year" in 2026
Jinse Finance reported that Barclays Bank predicts that cryptocurrency trading volumes may decline in 2026, as there are currently no clear catalysts to boost market activity. The bank pointed out that the slowdown in the spot market is putting revenue pressure on certain exchanges and retail-oriented platforms such as Robinhood. Although the market faces multiple short-term headwinds, regulatory clarity—including pending market structure-related bills—may lay the foundation for long-term market growth.
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