Bitcoin has struggled to break above $80,000 after 12 days of consolidation, with an eight-month deleveraging cycle now slowing. Open Interest in perpetual markets rose from $6.4 billion to $8.96 billion since March, indicating renewed trader activity. Meanwhile, spot market net inflows show more Bitcoin moving to private wallets, signaling long-term holding, though the net inflow relative to market cap remains low. Despite these mild bullish signals, actual demand for Bitcoin remains minimal, suggesting sustained price recovery is uncertain until buying interest picks up significantly.
All In FutureTech Alliance (AGAE) announced it will acquire a 57.67% controlling stake in HyalRoute, a leading Southeast Asian fiber-optic infrastructure company, by issuing new shares priced at $10 each. The deal values HyalRoute at $4 billion and m...
The iMGP DBi Managed Futures Strategy ETF (DBMF) has gained about $3 billion in assets by delivering returns that do not closely track stocks or bonds, outperforming the traditional 60/40 equity-bond mix in 2022 and again in 2026. DBMF uses a trend-f...
Ethereum (ETH) faces a critical price level at $2,179 where $1.056 billion in short positions could be forcibly liquidated, potentially causing a rapid price surge due to a short squeeze. This level is now only 5.3% above the current price of around ...
Bitmine Immersion Technologies increased its Ethereum holdings by $125.9 million during a recent price dip, buying 60,000 ETH tokens as ETH's price fell nearly 15% in May. The firm aims to reach a target of 6 million ETH, currently holding 5.3 millio...
Bitcoin has ended its longest-ever period of underperformance against the S&P 500 and is now expected to outperform stocks, bonds, and gold amid persistent inflation and high oil prices. Mark Connors, former Credit Suisse portfolio head, highlights t...
