The cryptocurrency market dropped nearly $90 billion in value due to rising inflation data and reduced expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2026. Bitcoin fell below $79,000, briefly hitting $77,678, while Ethereum and XRP also declined. Institutional investors pulled about $290 million from spot Bitcoin ETFs, intensifying bearish sentiment. Meanwhile, Iran launched a Bitcoin-based maritime insurance platform for the Strait of Hormuz, signaling growing crypto use in global trade and geopolitics. Analysts are watching key support levels for Bitcoin and XRP to gauge potential market direction.
The U.S. SEC has acknowledged updated filings for BNB ETFs by VanEck and Grayscale, signaling potential progress toward new U.S.-listed crypto products beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum. Institutional investment shifts include Mubadala increasing its stake...
XRP-linked ETFs recorded their largest weekly inflow of 2026 with $60.5 million, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced significant outflows of about $1 billion and $65 million respectively. This divergence suggests institutional investors may b...
XRP-related ETFs recorded their largest weekly inflows of 2026, attracting $60.5 million while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs faced significant outflows. This capital shift coincided with XRP's price surging over 11% in a day, breaking the key $1.50 resis...
Bitcoin short liquidations may reach $1.28 billion if the price surpasses $81,818, a key level where many leveraged short positions are clustered. This could trigger a short squeeze, forcing traders to buy back Bitcoin, which would add strong upward ...
Crypto futures markets experienced $368 million in liquidations over 24 hours, predominantly affecting long positions with $345 million lost, signaling a sharp negative turn in market sentiment. Bitcoin and Ethereum were the hardest hit, with liquida...
