Bitcoin fell below $60,000, extending a 10-day decline amid $1.5 billion in crypto long position liquidations triggered by stronger-than-expected US jobs data. The US added 172,000 jobs in May, raising concerns about reduced Federal Reserve rate cuts, pressuring risk assets like Bitcoin. Key options market activity at $60,000 may lead to further selling and liquidations if the price stays below this level. Analysts see potential for more downside but also note this could be a buying opportunity for long-term investors if Bitcoin recovers above $65,000.
Wintermute Research reports that institutional investors now account for a record 72% of spot over-the-counter (OTC) crypto trading in the first half of 2026, up from 61% in late 2025. This growing institutional presence is concentrated in a few key ...
Bitcoin briefly surged past $65,000 following the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates steady, reaching a daily high of $65,100 before settling near $64,700. This pushed its market capitalization to $1.3 trillion, marking over a 10% gain...
Cryptocurrency markets display varied price changes, with Bitcoin rising 1.43% to $64,780 and Ethereum increasing 1.32% to $1,923. Other notable gains include Binance Coin up 4.27% and Cardano up 5.10%. These movements reflect ongoing market volatili...
Bitcoin prices increased with spot Bitcoin ETFs attracting $32.1 million in net inflows after four days of outflows, signaling renewed investor interest. Despite crypto sentiment remaining cautious in the fear zone, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's...
Bitcoin and XRP were the only cryptocurrencies to record positive ETF inflows recently, attracting $32 million and $585,000 respectively. This rise in inflows coincides with increased large on-chain transactions above $100K, signaling growing institu...
