JPMorgan reports that Bitcoin has decisively outpaced Ethereum and other altcoins in institutional flows and market recovery since the October 2025 deleveraging event. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have regained about two-thirds of their outflows, while Ethereum ETFs have only recovered one-third. Institutional futures data also show Bitcoin exposure nearly restored, contrasting with Ethereum's weaker positioning. The bank highlights that without meaningful growth in Ethereum's network activity, DeFi adoption, and real-world use cases, altcoins may continue to underperform Bitcoin, which benefits from stronger institutional confidence and regulatory perception as a safer asset within crypto.
Donald Trump, now the 47th US President, has shifted from crypto skeptic to enthusiast, launching initiatives like the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and the GENIUS Act to promote digital assets. His administration aims to make the US a global crypto hub,...
Binance recorded $924 million in net USDT outflows within 24 hours, one of the largest stablecoin withdrawals recently. This movement could indicate traders moving funds to self-custody wallets, decentralized platforms, or repositioning ahead of mark...
A cryptocurrency whale known for a $24.79 million profit record opened $21 million in long positions across Bitcoin, Ether, and Dogecoin within three hours on May 19, 2026. The wallet also placed limit orders to buy more Bitcoin and Ether at lower pr...
Ethereum dropped 10.2% this week, with the ETH/BTC ratio falling to 0.0275 amid weak performance in spot and derivatives markets. Market maker Wintermute states that Ethereum is "not the right asset for this macro" due to rising Treasury yields, rene...
Bitcoin fluctuated between $76,200 and $77,245 on May 19, 2026, stabilizing near $76,750 as geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran increased. The market saw a drop in crypto liquidations to $175 million, with long traders losing $17.3 million,...
