Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds in the United States clocked their second-biggest day of inflows in history as Bitcoin notched a new record high on Monday. The 11 US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a cumulative $1.18 billion in inflows on the day, second only to Nov. 7, 2024, when the ETFs raked in $1.37 billion after
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high, breaking $126,000 despite an apparent lack of engagement from retail traders. Corporate inflows overwhelmed a huge volume in short positions, creating an unusual situation. If institutional investors really are directing the valuation of BTC, it might invalidate years of data on crypto price cycles. The future may be harder
This week, as bitcoin flirts with fresh highs in uncharted price territory, South Korea’s premium is back on the menu. Not only that, but it’s held its ground for a sizzling 20 days straight. Crypto’s Spiciest Price Tag It’s been a thrill ride for crypto diehards this week, with bitcoin (BTC) gliding through all-time price
Bitcoin’s options pit stayed rowdy Monday evening as the price cooled to $124,843 at 8 p.m. EST after a quick rip to the $126,272 lifetime high. Options Appetite Climbs With Price as ETFs and Macro Tailwinds Bite On the options board, calls still carry the baton. Coinglass.com stats show calls represent 59.77% of open interest
On-chain data shows the Bitcoin short-term holder whales are sitting on their highest unrealized gain of the cycle after the latest rally. Bitcoin Short-Term Holder Whales Are Carrying $10.1 Billion In Profits As pointed out by CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn in a new post on X, the Bitcoin short-term holder whales have seen their profits
Opendoor, the $6 billion real estate giant, may soon join the growing list of companies embracing Bitcoin and crypto payments. The company’s CEO, Kaz Nejatian, hinted at such a plan in a recent conversation on X, suggesting that Opendoor may soon allow customers to buy homes using Bitcoin. However, the firm has not yet released
Bitcoin (BTC) has made history again. The largest cryptocurrency broke its all-time high price record, reaching $125,819 minutes ago, according to Binance data. The government shutdown in the US and the uncertainty it created in global markets are cited as the most important reason behind this rise. Bitcoin is trading at $125,771, up 2.05% in
Key Takeaways Bitcoin price surged to $125,000, mainly driven by increased retail investor demand. The ongoing US government shutdown heightened governance risk, leading investors to seek safe-haven assets like Bitcoin. Bitcoin climbed over $125,000 driven by retail demand amid the ongoing US government shutdown, according to QCP Capital, a cryptocurrency trading and analysis firm. The
Strategy, the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, stopped accumulating the asset last week, as it made $140 million in dividend payments, according to a press release. That was the first time that the Tysons Corner, Virginia-based firm, which owns 640,000 Bitcoin, put its Bitcoin-buying activity on pause since the end of July. On Monday,
The Bitcoin BTC$124,901.48 options market has grown so large and so structurally diverse that it is now influencing the price of bitcoin itself, according to a report by trading firm FalconX. Open interest in BTC options has swelled to nearly $80 billion, up from around $8 billion at the start of the year, putting it