Bitcoin has experienced extreme fund flows in both directions for six consecutive days, a pattern that historically signals upcoming price declines. Data from CryptoQuant shows that Bitcoin inflows peaked near 50,000 BTC in late June, coinciding with increased market volatility. Additionally, large outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs in June, totaling over $4 billion, added selling pressure. Meanwhile, large holders accumulated significant amounts of Bitcoin, suggesting mixed market sentiment as volatility may continue.
Bitcoin surged to $80,989, up 4.61%, while Ethereum climbed to $2,500.56, increasing by 4.37%. Other notable gains include Binance Coin and XRP, which rose by nearly 5% and 9% respectively. This broad upward movement across major cryptocurrencies ind...
Bitcoin briefly rose above $80,000 in late August but stalled below the $83,000-$86,000 resistance zone due to heavy selling pressure and rising U.S. Treasury yields. The crypto is trading within a defined range, supported near $62,000-$65,000 and re...
Bitcoin surged above $81,000, pushing its market cap over $1.62 trillion as geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran eased. This rally triggered a massive short squeeze, liquidating over $415 million in short positions across crypto derivatives....
Bitcoin's price climbed above $79,900, continuing a strong August with nearly 25% gains, its best in nine years. The rise was supported by a weaker dollar and positive momentum in altcoins like Arbitrum, which surged 17%. Despite this, Bitcoin remain...
Cryptocurrency markets are experiencing widespread gains, with Bitcoin rising over 4% to above $80,900. Major altcoins such as Ethereum, Binance Coin, and Cardano also saw significant increases, with ADA up nearly 14% and Zcash surging over 16%. Thes...
