Bitcoin fell 1.28% to $65,545.74 while Ethereum rose 1.02% to $1,788.32 amid cooling trading volumes in spot, derivatives, and stablecoins. Most large-cap altcoins declined, and total crypto market cap stood near $2.25 trillion with reduced trading activity indicating cautious investor positioning. Stablecoin and derivatives volumes dropped sharply, suggesting traders are holding back, leading to compressed volatility until new market catalysts emerge. The market shows a slight rotation toward Ethereum but remains generally cautious.
Ahead of the first Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decision under new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, Bitcoin slipped below $65,000 and most cryptocurrencies softened, with traders focusing on Warsh's inflation outlook rather than immediate rate changes....
A wallet linked to BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes purchased 1,400 ETH worth about $2.51 million, while another whale, geministar.eth, accumulated 32,278 ETH valued at roughly $57 million over two days. These large buys come amid a market dip and sugg...
SpaceX's IPO surged nearly 50% shortly after launch, turning a $1,000 investment into about $1,489, while Bitcoin dropped 38% over the past year, reducing $1,000 to around $615. SpaceX's rise is driven by its unique market position and IPO demand, wh...
Bitcoin's price dipped 1.3% to $65,462, but on-chain data shows whale wallets accumulating rather than selling. Exchange outflows remain steady and miner activity is neutral, indicating limited sell-side pressure. This suggests that dips are being bo...
On June 15, Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of about $64 million, while Ethereum, Solana, and XRP ETFs collectively attracted $28 million in net inflows. Ethereum led the gains with $22.5 million, followed by Solana and XRP with $2.8 million each...
