Bitcoin ETFs experienced a strong finish last week with $162.8 million in net inflows, driven mainly by Blackrock's IBIT product attracting $136.6 million. This late-week surge reversed earlier outflows, signaling renewed institutional interest in bitcoin despite initial profit-taking. In contrast, Ether ETFs saw $82 million in outflows, reflecting weaker demand and cautious investor sentiment. Smaller-cap crypto ETFs like XRP and Solana showed minimal activity and slight outflows, indicating limited investor conviction. The market shows a clear preference for bitcoin exposure, with investors selectively reallocating rather than exiting crypto ETFs entirely.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt reaffirmed the principle that market prices are the most reliable indicator, stating "Price is never wrong. Price is king." This came amid discussions on Bitcoin's valuation models, where some predict Bitcoin should be aro...
Traders are increasingly favoring dollar-pegged stablecoins like USDT and USDC over Bitcoin, as Bitcoin's market dominance falls from 61.2% to 60% since early May. This shift reflects a preference for safer assets amid expectations that the Federal R...
Bitcoin is retesting its April 2025 low near $74,000 and showing a bounce, but analysts highlight that a clear break above the low $80,000s is crucial for continuation of the upward trend. The 200-day moving average near $80,134 acts as key resistanc...
Ethereum's price is trading just above $2,000 after a steep decline from $2,500, raising concerns about a potential crash below this key level or a bullish reversal. This weakness is part of a broader crypto market pullback, with Bitcoin, Ripple, and...
Bitcoin is trading just above the $75,000 support level after failing to break $78,000, staying below the $76,000 mark that would signal a new bull market according to analyst Tom Lee. Ether also faces resistance near $2,150 and is retreating toward ...
