Bitcoin surged 4.4% to close at $65,086 following the release of the softest U.S. inflation data since 2020, which shifted market expectations. However, this price increase occurred despite a significant outflow of $424.7 million from spot Bitcoin ETFs, indicating that the rally may lack strong real demand from spot investors. This divergence suggests that the recent Bitcoin price surge might be driven more by macroeconomic sentiment than by actual buying interest in the spot market. Investors should watch for whether this trend sustains or if spot demand returns to support prices further.
BitMart, which announced plans to shut down its crypto exchange last month, is now considering a restructuring plan to keep the business running. The company is working with legal and financial advisors to potentially resume operations in phases whil...
Bitcoin surged past the Short-Term Holder Realized Price of $67,000-$69,000 for the first time since May, signaling a potential shift in market momentum. The Long-Term Holder Realized Price remained steady near $49,200, indicating no major sell-off f...
On January 30, 2026, Kevin Warsh was nominated as Federal Reserve Chair, triggering a sharp crypto market sell-off due to expectations of higher interest rates and aggressive balance-sheet cuts. Bitcoin dropped 7% from $84.6k to $78.7k, with $2.4 bil...
Strategy holds 840,447 Bitcoin, about 4% of total supply, valued at $64.86 billion as Bitcoin trades near $77,175, creating an unrealized gain of $1.5 billion over its $63.36 billion acquisition cost. CEO Michael Saylor emphasizes Bitcoin as "digital...
Solana has launched a governance vote on proposal SGP-0002 to double its annual disinflation rate from 15% to 30%, accelerating the reduction of new SOL token issuance. This change could cut the projected six-year SOL supply by 18.9 million tokens, w...
