JPMorgan reports that investors are pulling money from Bitcoin and gold as macroeconomic fears ease, particularly tensions in the Middle East and inflation concerns. Both Bitcoin and gold ETFs have experienced significant outflows recently, reversing months of inflows driven by geopolitical instability and inflation anxiety. This marks a shift from Bitcoin's previous role as a leading 'devaluation trade' hedge against currency debasement. If current trends continue, both assets may need new drivers to regain their recent highs, as the demand for safe-haven hedges declines.
A new altcoin rally may be starting, driven by Hyperliquid (HYPE), a decentralized trading platform hitting new highs. Analyst Michael van de Poppe highlights HYPE as a key market momentum indicator and expects it to exceed $100 due to its unique acc...
Alea Research reports that rising U.S. inflation and increased AI-related capital spending are tightening liquidity in financial markets, making Bitcoin the dominant crypto asset while altcoins face weaker support. Inflation data showed higher-than-e...
Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of MSTR Strategy Inc, reaffirmed his belief that Bitcoin is the only true crypto asset, with no competitors. He compared Bitcoin's dominance to global standards like the English language and TCP/IP, emphasizing its ...
Solana's price has fallen close to the critical $80 support level after forming a bearish double top near $98, signaling a potential deeper correction toward $75. Large-scale selling resumed by major holders like Pump.fun and a five-year staker liqui...
Analyst KillaXBT warns that Bitcoin needs to maintain the $75,000 level to prevent a price drop and must reclaim the $80,000 range to confirm a bullish trend. The analyst expects a possible short squeeze pushing BTC above $78,000 before a potential r...
