Bitcoin fell below $77,000 following Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's speech suggesting further interest rate increases if inflation remains high. This reversed part of Bitcoin's recent rally toward $80,000 as traders increased the odds of a September rate hike. Higher Treasury yields and a stronger dollar pressured Bitcoin, reducing its appeal compared to safer government bonds. Despite this, institutional demand for Bitcoin ETFs remains strong, but the key question is whether Bitcoin can reclaim $77,000 to sustain momentum amid a tougher economic outlook.
Bitcoin's price surged from about $62,000 to nearly $80,000 in one week, pushing 69% of its circulating supply into profit according to CryptoQuant. This rebound repaired some losses but about $617 billion of capital remains underwater, indicating ma...
Digital asset investment products attracted $1.65 billion in inflows over the first three trading days this week, led by Bitcoin and Ethereum, following a record $2.94 billion the previous week. CoinShares highlights a growing U.S. power grid constra...
In late June 2026, Binance futures trading saw a sharp drop in altcoin volume share from 63% to 47%, with Bitcoin and Ethereum capturing most of the trading activity. This shift indicated a defensive market posture as traders favored blue-chip crypto...
Most major cryptocurrencies saw price declines, with Bitcoin trading near $79,358, down 1.44%. Ethereum and Binance Coin also fell by 0.64% and 1.25% respectively. Significant drops were observed in Bitcoin Cash (-6.42%) and Cardano (-3.04%). Some to...
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw a $226 million inflow in a single day, nearly matching the inflows of Bitcoin's larger spot funds, an unusual event given Ethereum's typically smaller ETF asset base. This near-parity highlights a potential shift in instit...
