Bitcoin's price fell from about $74,000 to below $60,000 amid a sharp decline in buying from both spot ETFs and corporate digital asset treasuries. Corporate treasury firms, once buying over $500 million daily, have reduced purchases to minimal levels, removing a key demand source. Meanwhile, U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs have seen over $5.7 billion in outflows since mid-May, further pressuring prices. This dual drop in demand highlights cautious sentiment and challenges for a sustained bitcoin price rebound.
SpaceX's upcoming IPO is predicted to value the company at $2.4 trillion, creating significant market volatility and a 'stress test' for Bitcoin's price. The IPO has driven increased trading interest in SpaceX-linked perpetual contracts, reflecting h...
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP prices increased following former U.S. President Trump's suggestion of a potential peace deal with Iran this weekend. This geopolitical optimism boosted market sentiment despite nearly $2.5 billion in crypto options expirin...
Bitcoin price rose above $63,000 following Donald Trump's announcement of canceled U.S. strikes on Iran and progress toward a peace agreement, reversing losses caused by higher-than-expected U.S. producer inflation data. Despite conflicting reports f...
Bitcoin rose about 1% to near $63,700 on June 12, recovering from a recent dip below $60,000 amid signs of easing U.S.-Iran tensions. The de-escalation reduced fears of rising oil prices and inflation, which had pressured risk assets including crypto...
Bitcoin is trading near $63,000 after a dip to $59,000, close to its realized price support of $53,600, with demand dropping sharply, especially from spot ETFs. Institutional buying pressure is waning, and investors have realized significant losses r...
