Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) led crypto fund inflows last week with $103.9 million, marking a third consecutive week of strong demand. Bitcoin ETFs saw declining inflows, dropping to $33.79 million amid two days of significant outflows. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid ETFs experienced their second straight week of outflows, losing $8.6 million and seeing assets fall about 18% from a recent peak. This trend highlights steady interest in Ethereum ETFs while investors remain cautious about newer products like Hyperliquid. The coming weeks will reveal if Ethereum continues to dominate or if Bitcoin ETFs regain momentum.
Ethereum is showing signs of strength with selling pressure at lows not seen since the 2022 bear market and increasing institutional inflows, contrasting with Bitcoin's outflows. The ETH/BTC ratio is at a critical resistance level of 0.03, which it h...
Institutional investors are showing renewed interest in Bitcoin, with analysts suggesting the market bottom may be near. Despite positive sentiment and regulatory moves by the CFTC and SEC, Bitcoin trading volumes have dropped to multi-year lows, lim...
Bitcoin is currently exhibiting a rare long-term oversold condition on two key technical indicators, suggesting the bearish trend may be nearing exhaustion. Analyst Katie Stockton highlights this alongside improving momentum, which could indicate the...
Ethereum and Solana prices showed mixed movements recently, with no clear market direction. Grayscale's research suggests both networks might reduce the annual production of new tokens, potentially making ETH and SOL scarcer assets. This reduction in...
Ethereum's price is approaching a critical resistance zone around $1,920, which could trigger a move toward $1,960 and possibly $2,000 if surpassed. Despite a recent $2.26 million outflow from spot Ethereum ETFs after five weeks of inflows, instituti...
