Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of $696.29 million in 24 hours, the highest since May, as Bitcoin's price fell below $60,000, retesting levels last seen in late 2024. This significant withdrawal reflects growing institutional selling pressure and investor caution amid Bitcoin's recent volatility. The price drop to around $58,000 has sparked concerns about Bitcoin's short-term recovery prospects, with the asset currently trading near $59,400. Market participants remain watchful for Bitcoin's next price movement amid this bearish outlook.
Top traders in Ethereum futures markets have significantly increased their long positions, with USDT-margined accounts holding longs jumping over 6 percentage points. This shift indicates growing bullish sentiment among sophisticated traders, especia...
Bitcoin has recovered to around $64,400 after dropping near $57,000 earlier this summer, reclaiming its 200-week moving average. Analyst Benjamin Cowen warns this rebound doesn't end the bear market yet, predicting the cycle low will come in the four...
Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao argued that Bitcoin offers protection against inflation, a benefit he says artificial intelligence (AI) investments cannot provide. This comes as Wall Street anticipates AI spending to reach $725 billion this year, d...
Cryptocurrency markets saw a general decline with Bitcoin priced near $64,223, down 0.99%, and Ethereum falling 2.65% to around $1,874. Other major coins like Binance Coin and Solana also dropped slightly. This reflects ongoing market volatility and ...
Ethereum is gaining investor interest, with its price climbing 2.32% to approach $2,000 due to steady capital inflows. The ETH/BTC ratio has broken a 301-day resistance, signaling a rotation of funds from Bitcoin to Ethereum. This momentum is support...
