US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a net outflow of $84.86 million on July 8, breaking a three-day streak of inflows. The outflows were mainly from Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) and BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), signaling a short-term dip in institutional demand despite strong overall inflows since launch. Trading volume remained high, with IBIT leading at $1.18 billion, and total assets under management in these ETFs reached $75.34 billion, about 6% of Bitcoin's market cap. This suggests that while short-term positioning may be more selective, the sector's overall asset base remains historically strong.
After Binance's security incident on October 29, Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP prices dropped, with crypto analyst Ali Martinez identifying support levels at $73,000 for Bitcoin, $2,000 for Ether, and $1 for XRP. Binance estimated the incident's impact at ...
Bitway's price fell sharply by 19.26% to $1.18, marking the biggest 24-hour decline among the 90 largest cryptocurrencies excluding stablecoins. Other notable moves include LayerZero gaining 8.83% and TRON dropping 6.09%. Bitcoin and Ether showed min...
In a three-hour span ending Oct. 30, $515.2 million in cryptocurrency was moved in five large transfers, with $370.8 million flowing into exchanges and $144.4 million moving out. The largest single transfer was $261.9 million USDC sent to Coinbase fr...
On October 30, XRP experienced the largest decline in open interest among five major crypto perpetual futures, dropping 12.31% to $329.1 million. Bitcoin maintained the highest positive funding rate at 0.0100% every eight hours, equivalent to 10.9% a...
Aave froze its v3 and v4 markets after a Binance Ethereum hot wallet sent large amounts of ETH and ERC-20 tokens to an exploiter address, halting new supply and borrow positions to contain damage. This incident triggered a bearish reaction across the...
