Bitcoin and USD Coin experienced significant net outflows totaling around $760 million combined, while Tether (USDT) recorded notable inflows, indicating a rotation of liquidity rather than a full market exit. This shift reflects traders repositioning stablecoins and collateral across platforms and regions, impacting derivatives and trading strategies. Smaller tokens like Wrapped Bitcoin and Hyperliquid also saw inflows, suggesting selective demand amid broader selling pressure on major altcoins. Market watchers will monitor whether these flows signal temporary rebalancing or a longer-term liquidity migration affecting crypto trading dynamics.
GraniteShares ETF Trust filed an amendment with the SEC to delay the effective date of its leveraged crypto ETFs, including 3x Long and 3x Short XRP Daily ETFs, as well as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana funds, to November 30, 2026. The filing does not...
Two Bitcoin wallets inactive since 2023 transferred a total of 2,571 BTC worth about $206.5 million to Coinbase Prime on October 26. These coins were originally acquired for roughly $60 million, representing a significant paper gain as Bitcoin trades...
Arbitrum (ARB) token has fallen 17.44% over the past week, underperforming major cryptocurrencies and reflecting short-term weakness. The token's price is currently testing a critical support level at $0.162, which buyers need to defend to maintain t...
On October 26, Pudgy Penguins led the most-searched cryptocurrencies, followed by Quack AI, which posted the largest 24-hour gain of 277.70%. Pudgy Penguins rose slightly by 0.59% to $0.00745, while Quack AI climbed to $0.209 with a market cap of nea...
Bitcoin is trading close to the key $80,000 mark, showing cautious investor sentiment ahead of the US Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision. The cryptocurrency recently dipped to its lowest level since September but found support near $79...
