Crypto investment products experienced $1.67 billion in outflows last week, marking the second-largest weekly withdrawal of 2026, driven mainly by U.S. investors amid rising geopolitical tensions involving Iran and Israel. Bitcoin funds faced the largest hit with a record $1.44 billion outflow, while Ethereum funds also saw significant redemptions. Despite the pullback, some altcoins like XRP and Hyperliquid attracted inflows. Overall, assets under management dropped to $141 billion, the lowest since early April, reflecting increased risk aversion in the market.
Stablecoins such as Tether solve the volatility problem of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, making everyday crypto spending practical. By pegging their value to the US dollar and backing it with reserves, stablecoins maintain a steady value that allows...
US inflation, measured by the Producer Price Index, rose from 3.4% in August to 3.7% in September, negatively impacting the US stock market and pressuring Bitcoin's price. Bitcoin has broken below its ascending price channel, currently testing suppor...
Hedera (HBAR) was trading around $0.08 on October 15, down from its late-September high of $0.131. The token had previously climbed 74.65% from mid to late September. A return to the $0.131 level is possible but depends on Bitcoin regaining strength ...
Bitcoin's price fell below $81,000 amid a sharp increase in trading volume, signaling intensified selling pressure despite some dip buying. Investor sentiment turned neutral, with the Fear & Greed Index dropping to 53, reflecting weakened optimism. E...
Zcash (ZEC) experienced a significant decline of about 15%, falling below $1,100 and reducing its market capitalization to nearly $18.3 billion. This drop occurred alongside a broader cryptocurrency market pullback and a higher-than-expected U.S. inf...
