US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant net outflows totaling $282.7 million on September 10, extending a three-day withdrawal streak amid Bitcoin's price decline toward $77,000. The cumulative outflows over these sessions reached approximately $449.5 million, with major funds like ARK Invest's ARKB and Grayscale's GBTC seeing the largest withdrawals. This widespread selling across top funds signals weakening institutional demand, coinciding with Bitcoin's price drop from above $78,000 to around $77,000. These ETF flow trends could be key indicators of whether Bitcoin stabilizes near $77,000 or faces further declines.
Four AI models estimate Bitcoin's risk of practical cryptographic break between 34% and 76% over 20 years, mainly due to future quantum computers. The analysis focused on Bitcoin's elliptic-curve signature systems and found near-zero risk in the next...
Zcash's price has surged to $979, driven by increased mining profitability and a significant rise in the network's hashrate. This growth indicates stronger network security and miner confidence, which could attract more investors. The trend suggests ...
Several AI models estimate a significant risk that Bitcoin's cryptographic signatures could be broken within the next 20 years, with probabilities ranging from 34% to 76%. The primary threat identified is quantum computing, while classical and AI-ass...
Bitcoin has climbed back above $85,000 amid rising signals from an on-chain seller-exhaustion indicator nearing levels seen at previous market tops. This suggests potential selling pressure from short-term holders as about 53% of invested capital is ...
A newly created wallet withdrew 600,007 Uniswap (UNI) tokens from Binance, valued at about $4.61 million at the time of transfer. This large, single withdrawal from Binance to a new address is notable due to the wallet's recent creation and the signi...
