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 started June under pressure due to weak seasonal trends and significant outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs, with over $2.43 billion pulled out in May and $1.42 billion in the last week alone. Additionally, the stablecoin market, which provides l...
Bitcoin is facing increased selling pressure after breaking below crucial support levels, including the 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages. The cryptocurrency has slipped into the $71,000-$72,000 range, losing the ascending trendline that h...
Bitcoin's price fell 1.46% to around $72,648, showing a 16% decline year-to-date, while the S&P 500 rose over 10% in the same period. Data reveals Bitcoin acts as a risk-off asset when U.S. stocks perform well, with fluctuating short-term correlation...
XRP, Shiba Inu (SHIB), Bitcoin (BTC), and Dogecoin (DOGE) are all under significant selling pressure, testing key support levels amid a prevailing bearish trend. XRP is near a critical support of $1.30 and remains below major moving averages, signali...
Large Bitcoin holders moved 984 BTC worth about $72 million off BitGo, signaling accumulation as coins likely remain inactive in new wallets. This occurred while Bitcoin traded near a key support level around $73,000, with buyers absorbing supply des...
