Assets in spot Bitcoin ($BTC) ETFs slipped below $100 billion on Tuesday following a fresh $272 million in outflows. According to data from SoSoValue, the move marked the first time spot Bitcoin ETF assets under management have fallen below that level since April 2025, after peaking at about $168 billion in October. The drop came
Crypto analyst and Elliott Wave expert Gert van Lagen has highlighted a critical level that could determine the next move in the Bitcoin price. In a recently shared 2-week chart, Lagen points to a broader market structure that suggests Bitcoin may be preparing for another strong upward leg, provided it continues to hold above $74,000.
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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw fresh outflows on Tuesday even as ether- and $XRP-linked products drew net inflows, indicative of a growing split in how investors are positioning across major crypto assets during the latest bout of market volatility. U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $272 million in net outflows on Feb. 3, according to data
There’s always a bull market somewhere. While bitcoin and shares of bitcoin holder Strategy are falling, an exchange-traded fund designed to move in the opposite direction of MSTR and double its daily change has hit a record high. That exchange-traded fund is the GraniteShares 2x Short MSTR Daily ETF, trading under the ticker MSDD on
Renowned financial analyst and Bitcoin advocate Anthony Pompliano explores the hottest question in the cryptocurrency market in his latest video: Is Bitcoin in a bear market? Analyzing the sharp 40% drop from a record high of $126,000 to $75,000, Pompliano explains the key dynamics investors need to understand. Pompliano notes that, unlike the massive 80%
Bitcoin has stabilized after a sharp selloff, but weakening momentum below key support levels has left it and the broader crypto market vulnerable to further downside, experts warn. The stable level finds Bitcoin “above $74,500,” but price action “remains fragile,” with momentum that “continues to point lower,” analysts at crypto trading firm QCP Capital noted
Bitcoin has quickly bounced following the passage of the funding bill in the U.S. House, a move that consequently ends the U.S. government shutdown pending President Donald Trump’s signature. This comes just as the flagship crypto dropped to a new yearly low of around $73,000, its lowest level since Trump’s victory in November 2024.
Michael Burry, the investor known for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, warned that bitcoin’s BTC$75,853.63 recent drop could have ripple effects across markets, particularly in gold and silver. In a Substack post Monday, Burry said crypto’s decline may have forced institutional investors and corporate treasurers to unload positions in other assets to cover losses. “It