Japan’s latest crypto law changes have revived the country’s spot Bitcoin ETF discussion, but the important part is the timeline. This is not an approval story today. It is a regulatory groundwork story, and that means investors need to be patient. The Japanese Cabinet submitted the Bill for Partially Amending the Financial Instruments and Exchange
Crypto analyst Ali Martinez said that the sharp decline in Bitcoin’s Sharpe ratio, a risk-return indicator, could signal a favorable period for long-term buying in the spot market. According to data shared by Martinez, Bitcoin’s Sharpe ratio has fallen to minus 23. The Sharpe ratio, which measures the return an investment provides in relation to
Bitcoin [$BTC] has witnessed accumulation. Spot demand was still weak but recovering. Recently, CryptoQuant data of exchange netflows demonstrated that 9,030 $BTC left Binance. Yet the Coinbase Premium Gap was negative, indicating that U.S. institutional investors were net sellers. AMBCrypto reported that there was reason to think seller exhaustion was at hand. This exhaustion and
A mantra among long-term investors is to buy when markets are panic selling, and several indicators show Bitcoin ($BTC) might be in a prime accumulation zone. Bitcoin indicators signal a strategic entry window The first is the Sharpe Ratio, which is currently at -23. Sharpe ratio is an indicator that measures the risk-to-reward ratio. The
Bitcoin ($BTC) fell below $65,000 on Thursday as US stocks slid amid another round of escalation in Iran. Key points: Several days of US-Iran escalation are beginning to take their toll on crypto and stock market performance. Bitcoin sees three-day lows under $65,000 as traders diverge on the near-term outlook. A 21-day moving average trend
Morning Sell-Off Drives $42 Million in Long Liquidations Bitcoin reversed course on Thursday, tumbling from just over $66,000 to well under $65,000 as momentum driven by the CLARITY Act began to fade. The retreat coincided with a surge in oil prices that saw the global benchmark Brent crude breach $100 per barrel for the first
Bitcoin has fallen below $65,000 after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened a “massive attack” on Iran, with the cryptocurrency losing about 1.5% on Thursday. According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) was trading at $64,885 on July 23, extending its retreat after an attempt to recover earlier in the week. The price later touched about
BlackRock, the world’s biggest asset manager, has chimed in on the crypto-quantum debate — and is surprisingly optimistic. The firm, which manages over $15 trillion in assets, said in its new report, Quantum Computing and Blockchains, that upgrading existing cryptography to quantum-resistant standards is a far easier task than actually building a functional quantum computer