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.
A cryptocurrency expert recommends allocating $1,000 across five digital assets and a stablecoin buffer to balance security and growth potential. The portfolio assigns 40% to Bitcoin and 25% to Ethereum, reflecting their market dominance and institut...
Galaxy Digital transferred 2,500 Bitcoin worth about $160 million to exchange wallets within an hour on July 10, 2026. Such large deposits often signal potential selling, raising concerns about downward pressure on Bitcoin's price, which was around $...
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted about $200 million in net capital last week, marking their first positive week since May after eight weeks of withdrawals totaling over $8 billion. The inflows began strongly on Monday but were partially...
Bitcoin and Ethereum posted small gains while major altcoins showed mixed results, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and a preference for Bitcoin's relative stability. Bitcoin dominance increased slightly to 58.51%, signaling a defensive market ...
Momentum (MMT) led Upbit's fear-and-greed index with a high greed score of 87, even as its price fell 5.61% to around 286 won. Trading volume surged over 500% compared to the recent average, reaching about 18.26 billion won in turnover, indicating st...
