El Salvador continues to buy Bitcoin even as its price falls below $66,000, steadily increasing its reserves to nearly 7,600 BTC, worth over $510 million. This ongoing accumulation reflects a strategic choice by President Nayib Bukele to treat market dips as buying opportunities rather than warnings. Despite pressure from the IMF to soften Bitcoin's role in the economy, El Salvador maintains its commitment to Bitcoin as both a financial asset and a political symbol. The country's approach highlights risks due to Bitcoin's volatility but also positions El Salvador as a pioneering state in adopting cryptocurrency at a national level.
STX tops the Korean crypto interest index with a score of 86.3, showing a domestic trading share 51.5 times larger than its global share. Other notable assets with strong domestic trading include ENA and WLD. BTC has a smaller domestic share compared...
Bitcoin's price rose slightly to $77,665 on November 1, 2026, but this gain came amid a sharp 47.61% drop in trading volume and a decline in active addresses, signaling weak market participation. Sentiment remains cautious with the Fear & Greed Index...
Data from November 1, 2026, shows Ethereum's dollar-margin long position share fell by 1.87 percentage points to 60%, and its dollar-margin long account share dropped 4.19 points to 70%. Bitcoin's dollar-margin long position share also declined by 1....
Ethereum price rose 1.12% to nearly $2,270 as Bitcoin approached $78,000, recovering from recent losses triggered by the Binance hack. Despite $431.4 million in weekly outflows from U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs, staking activity hit a record 43.8 million ...
Bitcoin held the largest open interest in crypto perpetual futures at $7.63 billion, with 70.5% of positions long and a positive funding rate of 0.0100% every eight hours. Ether's open interest rose to $5.41 billion but was the only asset with a nega...
