Bitcoin traders fearful after $651M spot BTC ETF outflows — Is a price crash coming?
Bitcoin price faces pressure as $651 million in spot BTC ETF outflows lead traders to focus on the $95,000 support. Go to Source
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Bitcoin price faces pressure as $651 million in spot BTC ETF outflows lead traders to focus on the $95,000 support. Go to Source
Despite mounting Bitcoin ETF outflows that neared $500 million in three days, dip buying by large BTC holders may lead to an imminent market reversal. Go to Source
The SEC’s acknowledgment of Grayscale’s XRP ETF sparked optimism among traders, with Polymarket odds projecting an 81% possibility of approval in 2025. Go to Source
The state’s pension fund increased its Bitcoin exposure while also consolidating its investment into a single exchange-traded fund. Go to Source
The SEC met with representatives from the Blockchain Association, Jito Labs, Multicoin Capital, Nasdaq, Andreessen Horowitz, and Sullivan & Cromwell. Go to Source
Bitcoin is trading in a tight range, pointing to a possible breakout in the near future. Go to Source
Although USDT on-ramps are now free on Wallet, withdrawal fees can still be as high as 3.5 USDT. Go to Source
Based on Solana, Jupiter is the most popular DEX aggregator by trading volume. Go to Source
The latest Cointelegraph video analyzes the factors behind Ether’s underperformance and explores its potential for a comeback in 2025. Go to Source
According to data from Farside Investors, outflows from Bitcoin ETFs topped $647 million amid four consecutive days of capital flight. Go to Source