Crypto investment products experienced $1.67 billion in outflows last week, marking the third consecutive week of losses. Bitcoin funds led the sell-off with $1.44 billion withdrawn, the largest weekly outflow for Bitcoin in 2026, causing total assets under management to drop to $141 billion, the lowest since April. The outflows were mainly driven by U.S. investors, while only a few altcoins like XRP, Hyperliquid, and Near saw inflows. This trend signals weakening institutional demand amid ongoing market pressure, with the next weeks critical to see if the selling streak continues or reverses.
Bloomberg Intelligence warns of a possible 86% crash in Bitcoin, predicting a drop to around $10,000 due to a breakdown in its historical correlation with the S&P 500. Bitcoin's recent decoupling from the stock market and the collapse of the Bloomber...
Cryptocurrency markets saw a general decline with Bitcoin trading near $72,364, down about 1.94%, and Ethereum around $1,980, down 1.90%. Other major coins like Binance Coin and XRP also fell, signaling cautious investor sentiment. Stablecoins remain...
Bitcoin is retesting a crucial support zone near $73,500 after falling from the low $80,000s. This area has historically acted as both resistance and support, making it a critical level for Bitcoin's price direction. Selling volume remains low, keepi...
Crypto markets opened June with declines as US-Iran tensions weighed on sentiment, pushing bitcoin and ether down about 1%. Despite $2.97 billion outflows from spot bitcoin ETFs, derivatives data suggest stable institutional risk appetite. Stellar's ...
Bitcoin's price is currently testing critical support levels as a small bear flag pattern breaks down, threatening a significant decline. The price is near the bottom of a 4-month bear flag and may soon fall below the 100-day moving average, with a p...
