Crypto investment funds experienced significant outflows totaling $1.67 billion last week, marking the second-largest weekly withdrawal in 2026. Bitcoin led the decline with $1.43 billion pulled out, while Ethereum also saw $257 million in outflows. This trend reflects growing investor caution amid global risk concerns and geopolitical tensions, despite some regulatory progress in the U.S. The market is currently searching for stability, with select altcoins like HYPE showing resilience. The coming weeks will be critical to distinguish short-term fear from long-term market trends as institutional crypto infrastructure continues to develop.
Bitcoin traded at $79,185 on Binance's spot market on October 29, briefly crossing above the $79,000 mark. This represented a 0.64% gain over the previous 15 minutes, although the price was down 0.40% over the full hour. The price quoted is specific ...
Rumors of a Binance hack caused a sharp crypto market drop, wiping out $590 million in long positions within an hour and pushing Bitcoin below $80,000. Binance later confirmed it had blocked cyberattacks linked to North Korea with no losses. The even...
Bitcoin's price fell to $78,896, down 2.71% over the past 24 hours, while Ether dropped 3.82% to $2,258.56. Other tokens like Arbitrum, NEAR Protocol, and Internet Computer saw even steeper declines, falling between 7.87% and 10.71%. This broad downt...
Bitcoin surged to nearly $82,000 following a stronger-than-expected 3.4% US GDP growth report for Q3, reversing earlier losses from the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates steady. The rally was also influenced by a sharp decline in AI s...
Long-term Bitcoin holders own about 4 million BTC purchased mostly in 2025 at prices between $85,000 and $118,000, currently sitting at a loss with Bitcoin trading around $81,600. This price level near $85,000 has repeatedly resisted Bitcoin's rally ...
