Spot ETFs, a key indicator of institutional interest in cryptocurrency markets, have turned positive again. According to SoSoValue data, Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded a net inflow of $684 million in total. This ended the five-day streak of net outflows and signaled a renewed recovery in the market. The highest daily net inflow was seen in
Renewed macro uncertainty of yet another U.S. government shutdown and the resultant stalemate regarding the progress of the CLARITY Act have crippled Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. Most of the momentum we witnessed in the first two weeks of the year have now been stripped away. On top of this reset, Bitcoin is teetering
Whale orders have returned to BTC, but are currently protecting a price floor around $86,000 to $87,000. Above $90,000, price pressure is returning with a big sell wall. BTC is still attracting whales, which may establish a price floor at $87,000. Despite this, the coin remains range-bound, with spot selling pressure appearing above the $90,000
Bitcoin price started a recovery wave from $86,000. BTC is slowly moving higher and might rise further if it clears $89,500. Bitcoin started a minor recovery wave from the $86,000 level. The price is trading near $88,500 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. There was a break above a bearish trend line with resistance
Bitcoin has shifted into a corrective leg following its recent pullback, but from a market-structure perspective, the broader trend remains constructive. Price action is behaving more like a controlled retracement than a breakdown, fitting neatly within a higher-timeframe setup that historically precedes continuation. Bitcoin Profits Have Declined From a trader’s lens, the recent drawdown looks
More than half of the top US banks have either started offering or announced plans to offer Bitcoin-related services such as trading or custody, says Bitcoin financial services firm River. In an X post on Monday, River shared a list of the top 25 institutions operating in the US, saying, “60% of the top US
Quantum risk is emerging as a decisive hurdle for bitcoin’s institutional future as sovereign investors weigh long-term resilience, pushing gold and BTC into sharper focus amid debt cycles, macro uncertainty, and geopolitical realignment, according to on-chain analyst Willy Woo. Willy Woo: Fix BTC Quantum Issue Before Macro Bear Market Hits On-chain analyst Willy Woo shared
The ‘digital gold’ narrative says bitcoin should be rallying, but instead, it has been crushed by shiny rocks for over a year, something that can only be explained by looking at BTC differently, one analyst suggests. Bitcoin Is an ‘Enhanced Version of Equities’ – Not Digital Gold, Analyst Says In an article on X, the
The US government has been trying to execute a historic pivot with its Bitcoin holdings, shifting from a messy, case-by-case inventory of seized crypto into a strategic national reserve for almost a year now. That ambition, often framed as a “digital Fort Knox,” is now facing a credibility test after allegations that roughly $40 million
Gary Cardone, a well-known figure in the digital asset world, has brought to light the issue of “Dirty Bitcoin,” a topic the Bitcoin community has avoided discussing. According to Cardone, not all Bitcoins may be worth equal anymore. As cryptocurrency markets enter a new dimension with institutional adoption, Gary Cardone, in a recent broadcast, pointed