Story Highlights Wallets tied to Jane Street just moved $19M in Bitcoin to institutional exchanges, right as U.S. markets opened. The 10 a.m. Bitcoin slam was supposed to be over but now traders aren’t so sure. One firm facing lawsuits across two continents, and regulators on both sides are watching. Wallets linked to Jane Street
Bitcoin (BTC) has slid 5% over the past 24 hours, falling below $67,000 and erasing yesterday’s gains as renewed institutional outflows and rising geopolitical tensions pressured the broader crypto market. However, our machine learning algorithm suggests that the ongoing decline is short-term, with the asset set to bounce back to some of the highest levels
Bitcoin price is showing early signs of a possible trend shift after a key on-chain indicator flashed a rare bullish signal, even as the market continues to consolidate. Summary Bitcoin’s Inter-exchange Flow Pulse crossed above its 90-day moving average for the first time since early 2025. $BTC is consolidating between $67K and $72K after a
Bitcoin price fell to near $70,000 on Friday following a sharp rebound the previous day. A looming $BTC options expiry event is now keeping investors on edge as the market anticipates potential volatility. Summary Bitcoin price has given up a portion of its gains from this week. Over $2.22 billion worth of options set to
The amount of Bitcoin sitting on centralized exchanges just dropped below 2.708 million $BTC. That’s the lowest reserve level since November 2018, when Donald Trump was dealing with midterm election results and Bitcoin was trading under $4,000. Back then, low exchange reserves meant nobody cared enough to trade. Today, it likely means the opposite —
The latest streak of inflows in US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) was interrupted by fresh outflows as the $BTC price dipped below $71,000 on Thursday. Spot Bitcoin ($BTC) ETFs saw $228 million in net outflows on Thursday, ending the three-day inflow streak of about $1.1 billion, according to SoSoValue data. While weekly inflows still
New data points to a strengthening trend of long-term investment in the cryptocurrency market. According to data shared by the on-chain analytics company Santiment, the number of Bitcoin wallets has reached an all-time high. The total number of Bitcoin wallets has risen to a record 58.45 million. According to analysts, this increase indicates that adoption
As became known thanks to data from Santiment, the number of Bitcoin in nonempty wallets has reached a new all-time high above 58.45 million. The flagship cryptocurrency has seen network activity grow with this all-time high. In addition, the number of Bitcoin on known exchange wallets has fallen to the lowest level since December 2017.
Story Highlights Crypto whale Wei Zhao predicts Bitcoin could surge to $500K as AI adoption accelerates globally. Coinbase AI wallets and Circle nano-payments could enable machine-to-machine crypto transactions using Bitcoin and stablecoins. Bitcoin currently trades near $71K, but Zhao says historical cycle signals suggest another massive rally. Flagship cryptocurrency Bitcoin, which has been struggling since