Crypto markets ended last week bearish, with Bitcoin down 14% and Ethereum 26.6% in Q2. Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $4.51 billion in outflows in June, the worst since their 2024 launch, reflecting weak investor confidence. Despite this, Bitcoin briefly rebounded above $60,000 with rising futures interest, though funding rates indicate a crowded long market. Ethereum showed strong institutional accumulation, especially in futures, suggesting a potential shift in market focus. Investors remain cautious ahead of upcoming Federal Reserve minutes and AI sector developments, which could influence crypto market direction in Q3 2026.
Crypto commentator Virtual Bacon suggests XRP's price may have bottomed near $1, revising his downside target to $1.10 from $1.20. However, he warns that XRP tokens linked to the Binance hack could enter the market, adding selling pressure since thes...
Bitcoin surged nearly 5% to surpass $80,000 amid a broad crypto market recovery. The DePIN sector led gains with a 5.79% rise, while Ether climbed over 7% to above $2,400. Other sectors like RWA, Layer 2, and PayFi also posted notable increases, sign...
The recent Democratic sweep of both houses in Congress has increased political certainty but has not strengthened Bitcoin's market fundamentals. Retail sentiment has turned bearish, with Bitcoin's price struggling to recover above $77,000 amid weak b...
XRP saw the largest 24-hour increase in open interest at 4.56% among five major crypto perpetual futures, including Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and Dogecoin. All assets had a positive funding rate of 0.0100% per eight-hour period, favoring short position...
Between October 30 and November 3, Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant net outflows totaling about $1.16 billion, driven largely by BlackRock's IBIT. Ethereum spot ETFs also faced continuous withdrawals, with $656.4 million outflows over seven ...
