Citi has maintained a cautious outlook on Bitcoin despite a small sale by Strategy, a major corporate bitcoin holder, which was a routine tax move. The bank highlights that ETF flows, which account for about 45% of Bitcoin's weekly price changes, have recently turned negative, signaling weaker investor interest. Additionally, the chances of a US market structure bill that could boost institutional investment seem to be fading. Citi expects Bitcoin sentiment to remain subdued unless positive regulatory changes occur or concerns about government debt and currency debasement revive demand for hard assets like Bitcoin.
Bitcoin recently tested and defended the critical $64,000-$65,000 support zone following a sharp selloff that liquidated over $1.8 billion in positions. This support area has historically triggered strong rebounds, making it a key level for potential...
Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a $519 million sell-off on Tuesday as Bitcoin's price dropped to $66,000, marking a significant outflow totaling $5 billion over the past month. Ethereum ETFs also saw $911.75 million in outflows over five weeks, with ma...
The prices of major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin and Ethereum have declined, with Bitcoin dropping 2.83% to $67,062 and Ethereum falling 5.09% to $1,874.73. Other notable coins like Binance Coin and Solana also saw decreases, signaling a broad ...
Jamie Coutts, chief crypto analyst at Real Vision, predicts that Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana may no longer be the best crypto investments as capital shifts towards AI-integrated, privacy, and on-chain application protocols. He notes that while Bitc...
The cryptocurrency market has lost nearly $2 trillion in value since October 2025, with Bitcoin dropping below $70,000 after a sharp sell-off by major holders like BlackRock and Michael Saylor's Strategy. This decline, nearly 50% from Bitcoin's all-t...
