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.
A cryptocurrency expert recommends allocating $1,000 across five digital assets and a stablecoin buffer to balance security and growth potential. The portfolio assigns 40% to Bitcoin and 25% to Ethereum, reflecting their market dominance and institut...
Bitcoin and Ethereum posted small gains while major altcoins showed mixed results, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and a preference for Bitcoin's relative stability. Bitcoin dominance increased slightly to 58.51%, signaling a defensive market ...
Momentum (MMT) led Upbit's fear-and-greed index with a high greed score of 87, even as its price fell 5.61% to around 286 won. Trading volume surged over 500% compared to the recent average, reaching about 18.26 billion won in turnover, indicating st...
Standard Chartered maintains its Bitcoin price forecast of $100,000 by the end of 2026, attributing recent market declines to Strategy Inc.'s communication issues rather than Bitcoin's fundamentals. Strategy, the largest institutional Bitcoin holder ...
This week in crypto, Bitcoin rebounded to $64,000 with Standard Chartered reaffirming a $100,000 price target by 2026, citing easing fears over recent Bitcoin sales. Robinhood Chain rapidly gained traction, surpassing $1.2 billion in decentralized ex...
