November turned into one of the toughest months for Bitcoin ETFs. Investors pulled money out at a level not seen since the products first launched. The heavy withdrawals show a sudden drop in confidence and a clear shift in market mood. Many traders reacted to growing uncertainty, while others moved their funds to safer assets
Artemis, a blockchain analytics platform, stressed that while several issuers tried to make inroads in the non-USD stablecoin market, they have failed to dent the dollar hegemony in the asset class. Nonetheless, euro stablecoins have shown consistent growth. Artemis: Non-USD Stablecoins Are Virtually Non-Existent, Euro Stablecoins Show Consistent Growth The Facts Data from Artemis, a
Phong Le, the CEO of Strategy, has revealed that his company would be open to selling Bitcoin under certain circumstances. Despite Strategy’s well-known position as one of the largest Bitcoin treasury companies, Le addressed the difficult reality of needing to sell Bitcoin in order to fund dividend payments. Why Selling Bitcoin Is on the Table
Bitcoin may be carving out a short-term bottom after weeks of heavy selling, with one market analyst arguing that conditions are in place for a relief rally toward the $100,000–$110,000 range. In a recent video, trader Mister Crypto said Bitcoin (BTC)’s short-term structure shows signs of stabilization following what he described as “capitulation” across the
Bitcoin price action today is literal fireworks as the leading cryptocurrency moved into the $92,300-$92,500 zone with a tremendous breakout which, as it turns out, was not driven by chart structure at all. The real fuel for the surge came from the slippage as revealed by CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn, who flagged a sudden burst:
A dedicated mortgage broking service for cryptocurrency investors has been launched in Australia, aiming to help holders of digital assets translate their crypto wealth into property ownership. Bridging Mortgages and Crypto Strategies A new player has entered the mortgage market with the launch of Mortgage On Chain, Australia’s first broking service dedicated to cryptocurrency investors.
A new article by Nic Carter, partner at Castle Island Ventures, raises alarms about the vulnerability of bitcoin before the emergence of a cryptographically relevant quantum computer (CRQC). Carter believes that such an event will happen circa 2035, sooner than expected. Nic Carter Awakens Quantum Concerns: Q-Day To Arrive In 2025 The Facts Nic Carter,
A recent report from Matrixport reveals that Bitcoin (BTC) is currently trading in extremely rare territory. It argues that there is a significant discrepancy between position structure, market sentiment, and macroeconomic policy signals, increasing pricing uncertainty. The report notes that Bitcoin’s implied volatility (IV) has declined sharply, reducing demand for downside protection. Despite this, the
Bitcoin’s rebound is starting to show its first meaningful sign of U.S. bid-side strength in weeks, with the Coinbase Premium Index turning positive after spending nearly a month below zero. The shift comes as BTC hovers around the $91,000 level in Asian morning hours Saturday. The premium — which tracks the price spread between Coinbase
BTIG analysts warned that bears should be careful with Bitcoin (BTC), predicting that the cryptocurrency could make a strong rally back towards the $100,000 level after the sharp pullback it experienced this month. “Following the 36% drop between the peak and the trough, we think Bitcoin is poised for a reflex rally towards at least