The total cryptocurrency market capitalization has dropped to around $2.17 trillion amid ongoing capital outflows driven by rising U.S. Treasury yields. Analyst Benjamin Cowen expects the 10-year Treasury yield to surpass 5%, signaling potential Federal Reserve rate hikes that could tighten liquidity and reduce investment in riskier assets like crypto. Recent data shows significant outflows from U.S.-listed crypto funds, including $265 million from Bitcoin, as investors seek safer assets amid fragile economic conditions. The decline in stablecoin supply and idle capital further indicate cautious investor sentiment toward digital currencies.
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin trading near $62,609, down 0.84%, and Ethereum at about $1,844.93, down 1.20%. Other major coins like BNB and TRX show slight gains, while tokens like SHIB and UNI experience notable declines. This m...
Bitcoin futures carry trade, which once yielded over 20% during the 2021 bull market, has declined sharply and now returns just 3%, less than the 3.8% average yield on two-year U.S. Treasuries since February 2026. This decline reflects shrinking arbi...
In Q3 2026, the crypto market shows its first bullish quarterly gain since Q3 2025, driven mainly by Ethereum's strong performance. Ethereum's ETH/BTC ratio has risen over 10%, with ETH gaining market dominance and institutional demand increasing, wh...
Bitcoin's 20-week EMA is close to crossing below its 200-week EMA, a bearish signal known as a 'death cross' that preceded a 29% price drop in 2022. This technical pattern, combined with an inverse cup-and-handle formation, suggests Bitcoin could fal...
Ethereum surged about 20% in July 2026, marking its strongest monthly performance in a year and closing near $1,900 after peaking at $1,980. This rebound follows six consecutive months of declines and outpaced Bitcoin's 9% gain over the same period. ...
