Bitcoin remained around $64,000 at the start of the week, showing little reaction to a rally in Asian equities driven by progress in US-Iran peace talks. While Asian stocks rose and oil prices fell below $80 a barrel, Bitcoin dropped 2.2% over the week, with mixed performance among other major cryptocurrencies. The peace roadmap aims for a final deal within 60 days, but Bitcoin has yet to align with the broader risk-on market sentiment. Investors will watch if Bitcoin reconnects with the risk appetite or continues to drift below early June levels.
A newly funded wallet deposited 6.68 million USDC to the Hyperliquid trading platform and opened highly leveraged 20x short positions on Bitcoin, Solana, and Ethereum. This concentrated bearish trade is notable for its size and leverage but is based ...
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is monitoring gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum charts for technical signs of a price reversal before buying. He emphasizes the importance of broader economic and political conditions over short-term pr...
HYPE ETFs attracted $31.4 million in net inflows over the past week, representing 0.208% of its market cap, significantly higher than Bitcoin and Ethereum, which recorded net ETF outflows. Solana also saw positive but much smaller inflows relative to...
Bitcoin's appeal as a scarce, fixed-supply asset grows stronger in a world of rising debt and monetary intervention. However, investors currently favor AI infrastructure stocks like Nvidia because their growth is more visible and measurable quarter-t...
Bitcoin's recent price drop saw large inflows into exchanges, but this trend is reversing with net outflows returning and selling pressure easing. Derivative markets show reduced leverage and funding rates have dropped, indicating fewer aggressive lo...
