Bitcoin is facing renewed pressure after Binance recorded nearly 10 straight days of stronger $BTC inflows, while spot Bitcoin ETFs saw heavy redemptions. Analyst Darkfost said Binance’s weekly average inflows rose from 378 $BTC on May 16 to 1,190 $BTC, marking a more than threefold increase in less than 10 days. The same update said
One of the most significant macroeconomic weeks of the month is approaching for both Bitcoin and the larger cryptocurrency market, with multiple U.S. economic reports that can cause risk-related asset volatility. The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure, Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation data for April, will be released on Thursday, making it the biggest event.
10x Research, known for its analysis of the cryptocurrency market, announced that Bitcoin has entered a downward trend again. The company’s assessment, published on its X platform, stated that changes in institutional investor behavior, in particular, are putting pressure on the market. According to the analysis, the recent strong outflows from spot Bitcoin ETFs indicate
Bitcoin was slightly higher on Monday as a sharp decline in oil prices helped lift Asian stock markets. At 6:35 UTC, the leading cryptocurrency by market value traded near $77,200, up 0.4% from midnight UTC, according to CoinDesk data. At that level, bitcoin was trading just above its widely tracked 50-day simple moving average of
Darkfost, an analyst from the cryptocurrency analysis platform CryptoQuant, shared noteworthy data regarding Bitcoin movements on the Binance exchange. According to the analyst, $BTC reserves on Binance have been experiencing continuous net inflows for the past 10 days. This indicates that investors are transferring more Bitcoin to the exchange, potentially increasing selling pressure. According to
The US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund market is closing in on recording net outflows for this year after Friday saw the funds hit six consecutive days of outflows. Net inflows into the Bitcoin ETFs so far in 2026 have shrunk to $536 million after the market bled another $105.2 million on Friday, as BlackRock’s iShares
A cryptocurrency wallet that remained inactive for over a year has suddenly transferred a significant amount of Bitcoin to the trading platform FalconX. According to blockchain tracking firm Lookonchain, two linked addresses deposited a total of 1,650 Bitcoin ($BTC), valued at approximately $127 million, roughly six hours ago. On-Chain Activity Raises Market Questions In the
Nasdaq has moved closer to offering cash-settled bitcoin index options, a move set to democratize crypto risk management and eliminate legacy operational barriers. Last week, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission granted Nasdaq PHLX conditional approval to list European-style options under the ticker QBTC. These will be cash-settled, European-style options tracking the CME CF Bitcoin
Broader crypto momentum had already started weakening before whale positioning abruptly rotated toward aggressive Bitcoin [$BTC] downside exposure across Hyperliquid [$HYPE] markets. Traders also became more defensive once larger speculative wallets started reducing altcoin risk beneath softer market continuation. Trader Evaded later closed $HYPE and Zcash [ZEC] longs worth roughly $2.85 million and $2.36 million