Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted about $200 million in net capital last week, marking their first positive week since May after eight weeks of withdrawals totaling over $8 billion. The inflows began strongly on Monday but were partially offset by midweek withdrawals before finishing with renewed interest on Friday. Bitcoin's price rose roughly 3% during this period, surpassing $64,000. This shift may signal returning institutional demand, but sustained inflows in coming weeks are needed to confirm a lasting trend reversal.
Bitcoin holders who bought six to twelve months ago have sharply reduced their transfers to exchanges, dropping from 40.4% in June to 4.4% in October, suggesting less immediate selling pressure from this group. Meanwhile, two large whale transactions...
Bitcoin remains the most searched cryptocurrency as of Oct. 17, holding a $1.64 trillion market capitalization despite a 0.54% price decline to $81,432. Other top searched tokens like Injective, Derive, and Quant also saw price drops ranging from 2% ...
On October 17, Solana (SOL) experienced the largest decline in open interest among major cryptocurrencies, falling 4.25% to $929.5 million. Bitcoin's open interest also decreased by 0.69% to $7.68 billion. Both Solana and Bitcoin had the highest fund...
U.S. spot funds linked to Bitcoin and Ether experienced net withdrawals totaling $548.5 million over five trading sessions ending October 16. Ether funds accounted for $320.1 million of these outflows, while Bitcoin funds saw $228.4 million withdrawn...
Among the 90 largest cryptocurrencies by market cap, 75 declined over the past 24 hours, with LayerZero (ZRO) experiencing the largest loss of 12.89%, falling to $1.95. Celestia (TIA) led the gainers, rising 9.11% to $0.726. Other notable movers incl...
