BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF has seen a record bleed on Christmas Eve amid a four-trading day streak of outflows from US Bitcoin funds.
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On Dec. 5, Bitcoin retreated further from the psychologically crucial $100,000 level, briefly dipping below $93,000 and triggering a significant amount of long position liquidations.
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While more than 90% of Ether holders are in profit, data shows traders remain cautious about the asset hitting $4,000 anytime soon.
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Dogecoin, XRP, Stellar and Sandbox saw a larger liquidation share than usual as some top altcoins from the 2020-2021 cycle soared as high as 50%.
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From a fundamental standpoint, Bitcoin is showing no signs of the asset overheating, according to Galaxy’s head of research.
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On Monday, Oct. 7, bitcoin (BTC) reached an intraday peak of $64,444, giving traders plenty to buzz about. By the end of Monday’s trading sessions, BTC had gained 2% against the U.S. dollar. The global crypto trading scene saw an impressive $92.617 billion in volume, with bitcoin grabbing a $29.85 billion slice of that pie. […]
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A crypto analyst is eyeing Ether’s funding rate rising above 0.015 to see if “the calm before the storm breaks.”
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Bitcoin sunk to under $50,000 at the start of US trading on Aug. 5, prompting a huge spike in trading volumes of crypto-related ETFs.
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US President Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race led to a sharp crypto dip followed by a near-immediate correction, leading to huge liquidations.
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XRP has surged 35% this week and some traders are anticipating a breakout moment, pointing to a long-term trend they’ve been observing on the price chart.
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