Bitcoin ETFs experienced their biggest single-day capital outflow since January, losing $635.23 million on May 13 after six weeks of inflows. This signals a shift in institutional investor behavior, moving from broad Bitcoin exposure to more selective crypto assets. Meanwhile, Solana ETFs continue to attract positive inflows, benefiting from a strong narrative around staking and network speed. This rotation suggests investors are seeking crypto assets with yield potential rather than abandoning the market entirely.
Cryptocurrency markets display mixed price changes, with Bitcoin trading slightly down at around $79,726 and Ethereum also dipping near $2,260. Some altcoins like Dogecoin and QNT show significant gains, rising over 3% and 7% respectively, while othe...
Bitcoin was rejected at the $81,000 level and subsequently dropped by over $2,000, slipping below $79,000. This marks Bitcoin's weakest price point in the last 10 days. The decline was accompanied by unwinding of leveraged long positions, indicating ...
Michael Saylor could surpass Elon Musk in net worth if Bitcoin reaches $4.2 million, aided by MicroStrategy's premium share valuation. Meanwhile, XRP's price rally paused following the launch of the first U.S. spot Hyperliquid ETF, which shifted inve...
Bitcoin is trading near a critical support level at $76,527, which is crucial for maintaining its short-term recovery wave structure. The price is currently stuck below stronger resistance around $79,000 and faces pressure from CME gap zones between ...
The US Senate is reviewing the Clarity Act, a major digital asset bill that bans interest on stablecoin balances and imposes penalties up to $5 million, while adding the Treasury as a regulator alongside the SEC and CFTC. Despite the bill's significa...
