Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced $1.79 billion in net outflows for the week ending June 26, marking the second-largest weekly redemption since their January 2024 debut. This outflow is part of a seven-week consecutive streak, the longest since these ETFs launched. BlackRock's IBIT fund led the withdrawals with $1.3 billion, reflecting diminished institutional interest amid Bitcoin's price hovering around $60,000 and a broader crypto market decline. This sustained outflow contrasts with previous short-lived drops, signaling potential ongoing investor caution.
At Malaysia's IGEM 2026, Sigenergy showcased its latest AI-driven energy technologies, including smart storage and inverter systems, highlighting its role in advancing sustainable energy. The company also signed MOUs with local partners Milieu and YT...
Binance's spot market currently displays a $3.9568 million surplus of near-term Bitcoin buy orders over sell orders, with buy orders totaling $11.6122 million compared to $7.6554 million in sell orders. This indicates a stronger buy-side presence on ...
A critical overflow bug in the XRP Ledger software, existing since 2015, was quietly patched in September 2026 after being reported by a security researcher. The flaw allowed attackers to potentially mint XRP beyond the fixed supply cap of 100 billio...
In 2026, Bitcoin has experienced 10 unusually large daily price moves of at least three standard deviations through October 9, surpassing the eight such moves recorded during the entire 2018 bear market. This is notable because overall annualized vol...
In 2026, Bitcoin's average annualized volatility has decreased to 40-47%, much lower than historical levels above 80%, suggesting calmer daily price movements. However, extreme price jumps—sudden large swings—have increased by 71% compared to 2018, i...
