Bitcoin and ether are outperforming the broader cryptocurrency market as traders seek the safety of large-cap tokens. While altcoins experience falling open interest and weak momentum, Bitcoin's futures open interest is rising with bullish signals from options activity. The market shift reflects a rotation away from altcoins, which struggle without strong Bitcoin momentum and clear value propositions. NEAR's new stake-to-compute model ties its token to AI computing power, but its success depends on sustained real demand beyond early incentives. Overall, the crypto sector shows cautious optimism centered on major tokens amid mixed signals for smaller coins.
BitMEX is shutting down early on Sept. 23 and has moved up the delisting of XRP, ADA, ETH, and BTC futures to Aug. 10 to ensure fair settlements. Coinbase has launched commission-free US stock trading in the UK, allowing users to buy fractional share...
JPMorgan reports that inflows into Hyperliquid ETFs, which surged in May and June, have largely stalled in July and August due to increased competition from regulated centralized crypto derivatives platforms. Despite this slowdown, Hyperliquid's HYPE...
Over 38,000 Bitcoin were recently transferred into accumulation addresses, wallets typically linked to long-term holders and institutional investors. While this inflow suggests strong demand during a market dip, the average entry price for these wall...
Bitcoin has approached the $65,000 mark after consolidating in the low $60,000s, supported by easing U.S. inflation and stabilizing oil prices. Lower energy costs and cooling inflation reduce pressure on consumer prices and interest rate hikes, creat...
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, predicts Bitcoin could surpass $1 million if the current AI investment boom collapses in a credit crisis similar to 2008. He compares today's AI data center spending to a debt-fueled bubble, warning of slowing cons...
