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.
Bitcoin surged to $86,423 after falling below $76,000 a week earlier, signaling a strong recovery despite recent setbacks. Experts Tom Lee and Kevin Maloney say the worst of the crypto market downturn is over, with Maloney noting renewed client inves...
Bitcoin is experiencing its best September performance in 14 years, gaining about 10.1% so far and approaching the $90,000 price level. This is notable because September has historically been a weak month for Bitcoin, with negative returns from 2017 ...
Bitcoin is approaching a critical resistance zone between $82,000 and $83,000, with a weekly close above this level seen as confirmation of a new bullish phase. The cryptocurrency has reclaimed its 50-week moving average around $77,500-$78,000, a his...
Bitcoin surged close to $87,400, pushing the crypto market near a $3 trillion cap, driven by $558 million in liquidations mainly from short positions. Institutional investors fueled the rally with over $1.9 billion in spot ETF inflows, especially int...
Dogecoin surged to an intraday high of $0.1059 following X's announcement of new trading partnerships with Gemini, Kraken, Coinbase, Moomoo, and Interactive Brokers, allowing users to trade directly from the app. Despite this boost, DOGE closed the d...
