Binance experienced its biggest weekly crypto outflows in nearly three years, with $1.23 billion withdrawn ahead of the EU's MiCA regulatory deadline on July 1. This surge reflects investor reactions to regulatory changes, as Binance scaled back services in several European countries and withdrew its Greek license application. Concurrently, a spike in Ethereum withdrawals suggests some investors are moving assets to self-custody for long-term holding. The coming weeks will reveal if outflows continue, indicating accumulation, or if assets return to exchanges, signaling short-term regulatory concerns.
Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, has resumed withdrawals for Hyperliquid's HYPE token following a $6.4 billion hack linked to a North Korean group. The reopening came after a thorough audit and a week-long delay that caused community bac...
Korean cryptocurrency markets exhibit significant local trading concentration, with tokens like STX and XRP showing much higher turnover shares domestically compared to global markets. STX's Korean trading share is 21.4 times its global share, while ...
On November 8, 2026, six tokens including Dacity Coin reached all-time highs, though some like DACITY and WASTED fell significantly from their peaks shortly after. Meanwhile, 26 tokens hit new all-time lows, with Flare trading near its lowest point a...
Bitcoin price remained under $76,000 during Sunday trading after a nearly 3% drop over the past week, pressured by $1.28 billion in withdrawals from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs and ongoing selling in altcoins like NEAR, Bitcoin Cash, and Stellar. Despite ...
Bitcoin balances on major exchanges declined, continuing a trend of net outflows over the day, week, and month. Trading volumes also fell significantly across Asian, European, and US sessions, with Europe remaining the most active market despite an 8...
