JPMorgan reports that Bitcoin continues to outperform Ethereum and other altcoins, a trend driven by stronger institutional capital flows and recovery after the October 2025 deleveraging event. While Bitcoin ETFs have regained about two-thirds of their capital outflows, Ethereum ETFs have only recovered one-third, reflecting weaker market confidence. Upcoming Ethereum network upgrades in 2026 are unlikely to significantly boost activity, as past upgrades failed to do so. Additionally, security issues in decentralized finance deter institutional investments, while major corporate buyers like Strategy could inject substantial capital into Bitcoin this year.
Following the U.S.-Iran war, gold and silver prices have fallen due to rising energy costs, inflation concerns, higher U.S. Treasury yields, and a stronger dollar, which reduce demand for precious metals. In contrast, Bitcoin has rebounded strongly f...
Leading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum weakened alongside U.S. stocks after President Donald Trump warned the U.S. would act soon if a deal with Iran is not reached. Bitcoin hovered around $76,000-$77,000 with falling trading volumes, whi...
U.S. Bitcoin ETFs experienced $648 million in outflows as global M2 money supply growth slowed, indicating rising risk-off sentiment in crypto markets. The global M2 growth rate decelerated sharply, with a 7-week change rate dropping to -0.37% and ye...
Bitcoin is facing strong resistance near $83,000, sparking concerns about a potential bear market. However, crypto research firm K33 notes that this cycle differs from past crashes, with less overheating and more caution among traders. Negative fundi...
Bitcoin is experiencing increased short-term selling and ETF outflows amid rising market fear, partly driven by geopolitical tensions and higher oil prices. However, sentiment indicators like the Fear & Greed Index suggest fear has not reached extrem...
