Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded their largest day of outflows since late June after a major crypto bill stalled in the Senate. The 13 US-listed funds saw a net $450.4 million outflow on Tuesday, after attracting $159.9 million on Monday, according to data from Farside. It marks the largest outflow since June 24, when Bitcoin
Bitcoin finds itself under increased scrutiny as predictions surface about its potential to reach new all-time highs. On September 8, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes suggested in an interview with The Rollup that structural monetary easing could pave the way for this surge. With the U.S. political landscape influencing policy implementation, market participants are advised to
In brief CME’s FedWatch tool puts the odds of a 25-basis-point hike Wednesday at 94.5%, which would push the federal funds rate to 3.75%-4% from 3.50%-3.75%. A Wall Street Journal survey found nearly every major bank expects the September hike, with most forecasting 50 basis points of total tightening in 2026, and Bank of America,
Bitcoin’s price tumbled — along with crypto-related stocks — following the blockage of the long-awaited Clarity Act. The price of the leading cryptocurrency recently stood at $75,939, down 4% over the past day, after dropping as low as $75,038 at one point on Tuesday. Lawmakers blocked the landmark digital asset market structure bill in a
Bitcoin Core v32.0rc1 has turned the Sept. 14–Oct. 10 window into a concentrated compatibility test for node operators, wallet providers and services that depend on Bitcoin Core’s RPC interfaces. The candidate was tagged with a verified signature on Sept. 14. The live release schedule lists Oct. 10 as the aim for the final v32.0 tag,
A significant transfer of 1,291 $BTC, valued at approximately $98.7 million, has been reported by Whale Alert moving from FalconX to an unknown wallet. This major transaction has sparked interest across the cryptocurrency community, as large-scale movements often indicate shifts in market sentiment. Investors are closely monitoring these developments for potential price implications. What Happened
Bitcoin price slipped below $76,000 before recovering toward $76,900, with weak momentum and dense liquidation zones leaving the price vulnerable ahead of the CLARITY Act vote and Federal Reserve decision. Bitcoin price rebounds after falling below $76,000 According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price traded near $76,863 at the time of writing after dropping
Artificial intelligence may turn out to be an unexpected driver of Bitcoin adoption, according to Nakamoto Holdings CEO and Chairman David Bailey. In a discussion hosted by investment bank TD Cowen, Bailey’s argument was that the friction getting people on board with Bitcoin has always been the interface — and not the asset. Wallets, addresses,
K33 Research has highlighted significant upcoming catalysts that could impact Bitcoin’s trajectory. According to a recent tweet, the markets are currently positioned for a potential interest rate hike and the results of the recent Clarity vote. If these events unfold favorably, Bitcoin may see sharp price movements. This insight emphasizes the need for traders to
Macro strategist Henrik Zeberg argued that the recent surge in Bitcoin ($BTC) price is not the beginning of a new bull market, outlining a rather sharp bearish scenario for the cryptocurrency market. Speaking in an interview with Michaël van de Poppe, Zeberg characterized the current movement as a “bear market rally” and, in market terminology,