On July 27, Bitcoin ETFs experienced an outflow of $11.6 million, indicating a possible short-term drop in investor demand. Meanwhile, Ethereum funds saw an inflow of $9.2 million, reflecting growing positive sentiment toward Ethereum. These contrasting movements highlight ongoing volatility and shifting interest between the two leading cryptocurrencies. Market watchers will monitor these ETF flows closely as they could influence broader crypto market trends and pricing expectations.
Social sentiment for Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple's XRP has dropped to its lowest levels since mid-2026, with XRP's bullish-to-bearish commentary ratio falling to 0.67 and ETH's to 0.89. This sharp decline in positive sentiment suggests traders are incr...
Tether-backed stablecoin USDT is relaunching on the Bitcoin blockchain after 12 years through Utexo, combining Bitcoin's security with Lightning Network speed and RGB privacy. This move aims to make Bitcoin a settlement rail for dollar transactions, ...
On October 2, Bitcoin's price dropped below $87,000 to $86,676 in spot trading, marking a $369 decline within 15 minutes. Despite this dip, Bitcoin showed a slight gain of 0.18% compared to an hour earlier. The price movement was observed on Binance'...
On October 2, 2026, Shiba Inu (SHIB) price increased by 3.13%, closely following gains in major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Solana. Despite 17,271 SHIB tokens being burned that day, the amount was negligible compared to the total supply, making...
Bitcoin's price climbed about 13% from roughly $75,600 to $85,950 following the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike to a 3.75%-4% range on Sept. 16, despite President Trump's public criticism of the decision. Trump argued the hike was unnecessary gi...
