Assets under management in U.S. cryptocurrency ETFs have fallen from a peak of $191.4 billion in October 2025 to about $84 billion, marking the lowest level since November 2024. This decline reflects a broader bearish trend in the crypto market, driven by selling pressure from U.S. investors as shown by negative readings in the Coinbase Premium Index and collapsing inflows into Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs since mid-April. The downturn is influenced by unfavorable global economic conditions, including inflation driven by geopolitical tensions involving Iran, the U.S., and Israel, prompting investors to shift towards safer assets like government debt. This trend signals continued caution among traditional investors towards crypto assets in the near term.
Ethereum (ETH) is on track to close its first-ever three consecutive quarters of losses, with Q4 2025 through Q2 2026 showing negative returns. This prolonged sell-off is unusual compared to past corrections where ETH typically rebounded within a qua...
From July 2021 to mid-2026, a $1,000 investment in the S&P 500 grew to about $1,736, slightly beating the $1,676 return from Bitcoin. While Bitcoin showed higher volatility, including a 75% crash and dramatic price swings, the S&P 500 delivered stead...
Bitcoin options trading reveals a modestly bullish stance as traders focus on $70,000 call contracts on Deribit, despite a slight dip in total open interest to about $24.84 billion. Calls make up 60.46% of open interest, indicating medium-term optimi...
Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 following Michael Saylor's announcement that his firm, Strategy, is moving from a long-only Bitcoin investment approach to active capital management. This change aims to better handle market volatility and includes manag...
Taiwan's legislature has passed a law introducing comprehensive regulations for crypto platforms and stablecoin issuers, replacing the previous anti-money laundering system with a formal licensing regime. Stablecoin issuers must now hold full reserve...
