After eight consecutive weeks of outflows totaling over $8 billion, Bitcoin ETFs recorded nearly $200 million in net inflows last week, marking a positive shift for the first time in two months. Ethereum ETFs also saw their best week since April with $84.42 million inflows. This renewed institutional demand helped Bitcoin rise above $64,000 and Ether test the $1,800 resistance level. Despite this rebound, caution remains as the average acquisition cost for ETF holders is around $83,800, creating a psychological barrier that may slow further capital returns. The market's next moves will depend on Federal Reserve rate decisions, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, and price movements closing the gap with institutional entry costs.
Bitcoin was trading at around $81,615 on October 18, experiencing a 1.5% decline over the past week. The $81,000 level acted as a support point, with the cryptocurrency consolidating after a recent price run. Continued buying pressure around this sup...
Bitcoin's price surpassed the $81,000 mark on Binance's spot market, reaching $81,047 at 5:15 p.m. ET Sunday. This represents a modest increase of 0.22% compared to an hour earlier, signaling a slight upward movement in the largest cryptocurrency by ...
Crypto analyst Ali Charts highlights critical support levels for Bitcoin at $81,000, Ethereum at $2,350, and XRP at $1.25. Holding these levels could trigger rebounds toward higher targets: Bitcoin to $84,000-$86,500, Ethereum to $2,700-$3,000, and X...
Bitcoin fell 0.85% to $80,967, while the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization declined 4.85% to $2.70 trillion. Ether, XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin also saw notable losses, with Dogecoin dropping the most among major coins at 4.30%. Bitcoin...
On October 18, the Pump.fun (PUMP) token experienced the largest 24-hour drop among major cryptocurrencies, falling 13.39% to $0.00386 as 81 of 90 large non-stablecoin assets declined. Other notable losers included Injective (INJ), Aerodrome Finance ...
