U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of $147.3 million over two days, with $100.7 million withdrawn on September 9 and $46.6 million on September 8. This follows a strong start to September, where inflows reached $622.7 million, driven by Bitcoin's rally above $80,000 amid optimism on monetary policy and crypto regulation. However, institutional demand weakened after the U.S. holiday weekend, with major products like Grayscale's GBTC seeing significant outflows. Despite this, some ETFs like BlackRock's IBIT and Bitwise's BITB attracted inflows, suggesting that institutional interest has not fully reversed. Investors remain cautious as Bitcoin hovers around $80,000 ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy decision and amid rising inflation concerns due to higher oil prices.
Attackers compromised Trezor's email system to send a convincing phishing email claiming a hardware flaw in STM32 chips reduces wallet security. The email urged users to run an 'entropy check' online, which actually harvested their recovery seeds and...
CRH receives a Buy rating due to its vertically integrated model capturing value across the construction supply chain. The recent acquisition of Arcosa expands CRH's footprint in U.S. aggregates and energy infrastructure, expected to generate $175 mi...
Since August 17, Bitcoin's price has increased by about 22%, yet most cryptocurrency mining companies have underperformed this rise, with only Canaan exceeding Bitcoin's gains. Core Scientific and Terawulf notably lag behind by 27% and 24%, respectiv...
Bitcoin dominance has increased to 58.6% while the total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell by 4.3% to $2.67 trillion. This shift indicates investors are moving capital back into Bitcoin, seen as a safer asset, while altcoins face heavier sell...
NEAR's price surged 10% in 24 hours after defending a key support at $2.28, pushing above a local high of $2.50. This price move aligns with strong on-chain metrics, including holder revenue reaching $723K and TVL climbing to nearly $198 million, bot...
