Cryptocurrency investment products experienced significant outflows totaling $1.07 billion last week, ending six weeks of inflows. Bitcoin products led withdrawals with $982 million lost, followed by Ethereum with $249 million, amid concerns over US inflation and geopolitical tensions involving Iran. Despite this, altcoins such as XRP and Solana attracted fresh investments, supported by improving US regulatory sentiment and the progress of the CLARITY Act, which aims to provide clearer rules for digital assets. This shift suggests investors are moving toward assets with better regulatory clarity rather than speculative options.
Dogecoin ETFs in the US saw a 215% increase in inflows, reaching $860,960, as institutional investors bought the dip near $0.10 despite Elon Musk's delayed rollout of the X Money payment system. This surge is driven by anticipation of Musk's platform...
Bitcoin's rally toward $80,000 in early May triggered the fastest growth in BTC perpetual futures open interest seen in 2026, with Binance capturing the largest share of new derivatives capital. This surge reflects strong trader activity, with open i...
The Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates steady with zero chance of cuts until 2027 is creating pressure on the cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin. Higher rates reduce liquidity and investor appetite for risk, causing Bitcoin to...
Bitcoin is currently retesting the breakout zone from its W-pattern between $75,800 and $76,800, which now serves as critical support. Holding this range keeps the bullish setup intact, targeting a potential rise to $90,000 or higher. The price remai...
Bitcoin recently dropped below $77,000 after being rejected at its 200-day moving average, a key resistance level seen in past bear markets. Analyst Benjamin Cowen predicts this weakness could continue through Q3 and early Q4, with two possible scena...
