After eight weeks of continuous outflows totaling $8 billion, Bitcoin ETFs on Wall Street have recorded $510 million in inflows over three days, signaling a potential market turnaround. Institutional investors, who bought at an average Bitcoin price of $83,800, are still facing unrealized losses as the current price hovers around $62,000. While whale selling has slowed, ongoing Federal Reserve policies and geopolitical tensions continue to create uncertainty. This inflow suggests cautious optimism but lasting recovery depends on broader economic conditions and central bank decisions.
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On November 8, 2026, XRP's coin-margin long position share rose significantly by 3.46 percentage points to 84%, marking the largest increase among major cryptocurrencies tracked. In contrast, Bitcoin's dollar-margin long position share dropped 2.34 p...
The stock market recently experienced a significant selloff, driven by historically low correlations between individual stocks. This means that gains in some sectors no longer lift the entire market, a departure from usual behavior. The current low c...
Fidelity Digital Assets reported that Solana accounted for about 15% of trades compared to major US exchanges in 2026, briefly exceeding the New York Stock Exchange in weekly trade executions by count. This growth reflects Solana's expanding role in ...
An anonymous Tornado Cash whale deposited $7 million into Hyperliquid to open a highly leveraged 20x long position on Bitcoin, betting on Bitcoin outperforming Ethereum. The trade involves a $26 million position split between Bitcoin long and Ethereu...
