U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $273 million in inflows over two weeks, ending an eight-week streak of $8 billion outflows. While this suggests some renewed interest, the inflows are still too small to confirm a strong institutional return. Analysts caution that the recent inflows barely offset the smallest weekly outflow from the prior sell-off, indicating the recovery is fragile. Investors should watch for sustained inflows to confirm a genuine return of institutional demand.
Trader Killa holds multiple Bitcoin long positions at $62,600, $76,000, and $82,800 with 10x leverage. He stated he would reopen a smaller 10x long position if a downward price wick to $74,000 liquidates his current 10x position. This cautious approa...
MemeCore (M) experienced the largest decline among the top 90 cryptocurrencies, dropping 17.90% to $0.921 within 24 hours ending Oct. 25. Overall, decliners outnumbered gainers 60 to 30 in the market snapshot. Bitcoin and Ether saw minor decreases, t...
On October 25, Bitcoin (BTC) led cryptocurrency inflows with $6.29 million, followed by Zcash (ZEC) at $4.68 million and Solana (SOL) at $3.06 million. Despite BTC's inflow, it also recorded the largest outflow at $43.90 million. Stablecoins saw mixe...
Bitcoin's price stayed above $80,000 but showed a slight decline amid falling trading volume and fewer active wallets, signaling reduced market participation. Despite this, sentiment improved slightly within neutral territory, supported by increased ...
Open interest decreased over 24 hours for five major cryptocurrencies, with Solana experiencing the largest drop at 3.62%. XRP recorded the highest perpetual-futures funding rate at 0.0100% every eight hours, equivalent to 10.9% annualized, indicatin...
