U.S.-listed Bitcoin ETFs experienced $225.2 million in net withdrawals on July 24, ending a week-long positive inflow streak. BlackRock’s IBIT led the outflows with $202.5 million withdrawn amid broader market selloffs triggered by escalating U.S.-Iran conflicts and rising oil prices, which stoked inflation fears. Bitcoin briefly dropped below $65,000 and formed a bearish death cross pattern, while the Crypto Fear & Greed Index hit a monthly low of 28. Despite a temporary military ceasefire ordered by President Trump, geopolitical uncertainty remains high. Investors now watch the Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meeting amid mixed signals on interest rates. Ethereum ETFs, in contrast, continued to attract inflows, gaining $26.3 million on the same day.
Cardano co-founder Charles Hoskinson warned that Bitcoin could lose its position as the largest cryptocurrency if its governance system fails to coordinate a timely upgrade to defend against quantum computing threats. Bitcoin developers are discussin...
Intel reported a strong Q2 with 25% year-over-year revenue growth, driven mainly by a 59% increase in its Data Center and AI business. This segment significantly boosted the company's operating income. However, Intel continues to face substantial los...
Maine Democrats have chosen Troy Jackson as their new nominee for the U.S. Senate race after Graham Platner withdrew due to a sexual assault allegation he denied. Jackson, the Maine State Senate President, was selected almost unanimously, signaling a...
Solana (SOL) is projected to trade between $350 and $550 by 2031 under a central scenario assuming steady network growth, expanding stablecoin use, and increased institutional investment. An optimistic outlook sees SOL reaching $900 to $1,500 if Sola...
High-cap memecoins like SHIB, PEPE, and DOGE have seen significant capital inflows, with SHIB leading a 37% rally supported by whale buying and increased token burns. This concentrated speculative interest is driving momentum but also raising risks d...
