Bitcoin hovered around $79,000 to $80,000 after a significant institutional buying day, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing their largest inflow since January, totaling $730.9 million. This surge was driven by major funds like BlackRock and ARK 21Shares, pushing total ETF assets above $103 billion. However, Bitcoin's gains were tempered by a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report that increased the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate hike, causing Treasury yields to rise and putting pressure on Bitcoin as a risk asset. The next key event for Bitcoin's price direction is the upcoming August CPI report and the Fed's decision, which will influence whether Bitcoin can sustain a breakout above $80,000.
Roche announced positive one-year Phase III trial results for vamikibart, an investigational non-steroid treatment for uveitic macular edema (UME), showing sustained vision improvement and reduced macular swelling. The FDA has accepted Roche's Biolog...
Ethan, a promoter of the Pump.fun token, is estimated by Bubblemaps to have made about $125,000 from 49 token promotions. Analysis suggests that wallets linked to him bought tokens before his promotions and sold them shortly after, often within three...
Ethereum (ETH) options open interest decreased to $5.82 billion, down 3.48% from the previous day, indicating a smaller positioning base. Calls dominate medium-term exposure at 60.47% of open interest, while puts make up 39.53%, but near-term trading...
The Starknet STRK token surged 40.4% within 24 hours, climbing above the $0.10 level to reach $0.1022 as of late October 10. This sharp increase highlights renewed investor interest and momentum in the cryptocurrency. The price move was recorded at 8...
Bitcoin options open interest was $37.17 billion on Oct. 11, slightly down from the previous day, with calls making up 60.16% of open interest, indicating medium-term bullish positioning. However, daily trading volume showed puts slightly outpacing c...
