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.
One year after a historic $19 billion liquidation wiped out over 1.6 million crypto traders following a tariff announcement, Bitcoin's price remains about 34% below its October 2025 peak of $126,080, currently trading near $82,700. The crash exposed ...
Starknet (STRK) surged 42.04% to $0.100, leading gains among the 90 largest cryptocurrencies excluding stablecoins on October 10. Other notable rises included Aerodrome Finance (16.58%), NEAR Protocol (14.22%), and Worldcoin (13.42%). Meanwhile, some...
Bitcoin fell to an October low near $80,420 before recovering to about $83,000 amid heavy selling and large liquidations. Ripple-backed Evernorth, a company focused on XRP digital asset treasury, is set to list on Nasdaq under ticker XRPN on October ...
In 2026, Bitcoin's overall volatility has decreased compared to 2018, yet it has experienced more frequent extreme price moves, with 10 '3-sigma' trading days through early October versus 8 in all of 2018. Despite lower average volatility, Bitcoin re...
Bitcoin's price increased to $83,022 in spot trading on Binance as of October 10, marking a $200 gain within 15 minutes and a 0.22% rise from an hour earlier. This uptick reflects continued interest and momentum in the largest cryptocurrency by marke...
