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 constraint issue, with data center vacancy dropping to 1% and grid connection queues exceeding installed capacity by 1.6 times, causing delays in new facility hookups. This bottleneck benefits existing Bitcoin miners who already have infrastructure, enabling them to expand AI hosting revenue, which could rise from 30% to 70% of their income by year-end. These developments come amid market uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy and inflation data, with investors closely watching upcoming Fed signals.
Bitcoin's price is struggling around $80,274, facing strong resistance between $80,500 and $80,900, with nine moving averages favoring sellers. Bulls must reclaim $80,900 to push toward $81,500 and $82,000, while a drop below the critical $79,146 swi...
Doodles (DOOD) saw a significant price increase of over 50%, topping the trending token list in Korea and ranking second globally. Bitcoin (BTC) remained the most viewed token globally but experienced a slight 0.19% price drop, trading at $80,204.08....
Bitcoin dropped below the critical $80,000 level twice within 48 hours, triggering nearly $400 million in liquidations. The decline is linked to pressure on tech stocks and shrinking liquidity in the crypto market, with stablecoin supply contracting....
Traders on the decentralized platform Derive are heavily buying Bitcoin call options with strike prices between $80,000 and $90,000, anticipating a price rise around the US midterm elections in early November. Additionally, there is growing interest ...
A trader placed a $68 million bet on bitcoin's price rising above $90,000 shortly after the U.S. midterm elections, using call options on the decentralized platform Derive. This large position reflects growing optimism, with market odds also rising f...
