Key Highlights: Bitcoin reclaimed the $81,400 level following a drop below $80,000, supported by $176 million in spot ETF net inflows and broader gains across major cryptocurrencies. Asian semiconductor equities triggered an AI stock recovery, led by an 11% surge in SK Hynix, even as artificial intelligence-related crypto tokens moved lower. Macro markets are focused ...
Key Highlights: Approximately 874,000 BTC acquired between $81,000 and $82,500 has formed a heavy overhead resistance zone following Bitcoin’s recent drop to $79,250. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $110.3 million in inflows on Oct. 26—driven exclusively by BlackRock’s IBIT—following consecutive outflows totaling $773.5 million. Rising derivatives open interest to 669,253 BTC alongside the upcoming Federal ...
Key Highlights: Institutional products like BlackRock’s Bitcoin offerings provide capital inflows while building institutional trust across global markets. Surpassing market capitalizations of $5 trillion to $10 trillion could drive sovereign wealth funds and central governments to adopt Bitcoin as a viable reserve asset. Bitcoin-backed lending and spot ETFs are poised to channel traditional banking capital, ...
Key Highlights Tech investor Jason Calacanis has urged Bitcoin holders to sell their assets and redirect capital into artificial intelligence. Calacanis predicted that Bitcoin will slide to $57,000 within the next 12 months and never reach a new all-time high again. Recent spot Bitcoin ETF outflows, including roughly $774 million across a single Thursday and ...
Key Highlights: Bitcoin traded near $80,000, recovering 38% from its June lows below $58,000, though it remains roughly 35% below its peak of over $126,000. Technical indicators and market positioning suggest a bottom, highlighted by five straight weekly closes above the 50-week moving average and an influx of 87,000 BTC into spot ETFs. Galaxy’s Alex ...
Key Highlights: Bitcoin fell below $81,000, reversing from an intraday high near $84,782 to test the critical $80,408 to $80,000 support band. Spot U.S. Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) logged $635.6 million in net outflows on Thursday, adding downward pressure ahead of upcoming macroeconomic decisions. Technical indicators reveal flattened cumulative volume delta (CVD) around 3,712, with ...
Key Highlights Major spot Bitcoin ETFs—including BlackRock’s IBIT, Fidelity’s FBTC, ARK 21Shares’ ARKB, Bitwise’s BITB, and Grayscale’s GBTC—drove heavy daily outflows, wiping out momentum from prior sessions that had gathered over $1.05 billion. Bitcoin fell to $81,612.79, hovering near the critical $81,000 threshold identified by Glassnode as the aggregate estimated cost basis for U.S. spot ...
Key Highlights Market analysts point to upcoming macro drivers, including the Federal Reserve’s meeting, major earnings, and the November 3 mid-term elections, as critical catalysts for Bitcoin. Geopolitical friction and macroeconomic pressures—such as tariffs, Middle East conflict, the Russia-Ukraine war, and persistent inflation—continue to weigh on risk-on asset classes. Futures liquidation data reveals dense leverage ...
Key Highlights: Bitcoin edged up 0.5% toward $81,700 following Thursday’s global market slump, while altcoins and memecoins outpaced the recovery led by a 14% surge in PEPE. Crypto derivatives markets showed quiet position rebuilding, with futures liquidations down 23% and volume dropping 19% as traders reset leverage. Options skews revealed a divergence in sentiment: Bitcoin ...
Key Highlights: Major Bitcoin bull runs since January 2024 were powered by average daily ETF inflows exceeding $200 million, peaking near $235 million during intense rallies. Since July 1, daily spot Bitcoin ETF inflows have cooled significantly, averaging roughly $86 million. Ethereum ETFs broke a five-day outflow streak with $14.9 million in positive inflows, yet ...
Key Highlights: Over $417.93 million in crypto long positions were forcibly liquidated as sudden price declines triggered cascading losses for bullish traders. Bitcoin and Ethereum led derivatives market wipeouts, with Bitcoin liquidations reaching $140.62 million and Ethereum recording $93.12 million. Institutional sentiment showed resilience against the sell-off, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drawing $528.40 million ...
Key Highlights: Spot bitcoin ETF inflows are currently averaging $86 million daily, tracking well below the $200 million-plus daily pace recorded during major historical price rallies. Across three major bull runs spanning 199 trading days, funds accumulated $46.7 billion, logging 39 days with inflows exceeding $500 million and six single-day records above $1 billion. Bitcoin’s ...