Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $1.79 billion in outflows last week, the second-largest weekly loss since their launch over two years ago, extending a seven-week streak of net withdrawals. This trend reflects declining investor confidence as Bitcoin's price dropped to around $58,000, a multi-year low, fueling further sell-offs. Ethereum ETFs faced a similar pattern with $273 million in outflows last week, also marking seven consecutive weeks of losses. These sustained outflows suggest structural challenges for crypto ETFs, with analysts noting that stabilization in ETF flows is likely necessary before Bitcoin and Ethereum prices can recover meaningfully.
Bitget released a report with SlowMist revealing how scammers use AI, fake communities, and social engineering across multiple asset types to execute complex frauds. Their security systems blocked over 150 million malicious requests from July 2025 to...
Avalanche's C-Chain onboarded 707,000 new addresses in Q2 2026, six times more than in Q1, driven by rising DeFi activity, subnet expansion, and institutional interest. The network's total value locked nearly doubled to $2.1 billion, supported by 75 ...
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Cryptocurrencies saw a rebound with Aave and Solana leading the gains while Bitcoin maintained its critical support level at $60,000. This stability in Bitcoin's price is significant as it suggests a potential foundation for further upward movement i...
Strategy executives, led by Michael Saylor and Phong Le, reaffirmed their commitment to a bitcoin treasury strategy despite recent market volatility impacting company securities. Saylor highlighted disciplined capital allocation, credit quality, and ...
