The cryptocurrency market has slightly recovered following its bearish performance over the weekend. Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market cap, is up by nearly 3% in the last 24 hours and is now trading above $78k. It could rally higher in the near term as institutional inflows into ETFs resume. US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted
Bitcoin has faced renewed selling pressure, with the price slipping below the $80,000 mark after a sharp pullback. The decline followed broader market weakness and rising risk aversion. Although large wallet holders reacted defensively, several underlying bullish signals suggest Bitcoin may be positioning for a short-term recovery as selling pressure shows early signs of saturation.
Bitcoin price edged higher on Feb. 3 after days of heavy selling, as pressure from forced liquidations faded and fresh capital returned to U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Summary Bitcoin rebounded after dipping to its lowest levels since April 2025. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their first net inflows in five sessions. Technical indicators suggest short-term
Presens Network has declared the new partnership with 4AI, which is a major advance towards the integration of real-world spatial data and decentralized artificial intelligence. The joint venture introduces Presens live presence and spatial intelligence infrastructure into the autonomous agent ecosystem of 4AI, which allows AI and robotics agents to execute with real-time physical environmental
Bitcoin continues to trade under visible pressure, as short-term market structure reflects sustained bearish control. On the 4-hour chart, $BTC remains below its key exponential moving averages, reinforcing downside momentum. Consequently, recent rebounds have lacked strength and failed to attract follow-through buying. Market participants now assess whether the current stabilization marks a pause or another
Investors poured cash into the U.S.-listed bitcoin $BTC$78,056.78 ETFs Monday, proving Wall Street still loves the cryptocurrency despite the recent price turmoil. The 11 ETFs recorded a total net inflow of $561.8 million, the largest single day buying since Jan. 14, according to data source Farside Investors. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) and Fidelity’s FBTC
Stani Kulechov, the founder of decentralized lending platform Aave, bought a 22 million-pound ($30 million), five-floor mansion in London’s upscale Notting Hill area, according to a report from Bloomberg. The entrepreneur bought the luxury property in November for about 2 million pounds less than the guide price, Bloomberg reported citing brokers involved in the sale.
Story Highlights Claims linking Epstein files to Israeli control of Bitcoin lack evidence and rely on speculation. Epstein’s Blockstream involvement was minor, indirect, and later fully divested due to conflicts. No proof shows Israel funded or controlled the majority of Bitcoin core developers. As the Epstein files continue to be released, new claims are surfacing
China seeks to make the renminbi a true reserve currency, but the numbers reveal a story in which Beijing’s capital controls create conditions for Bitcoin and dollar stablecoins to thrive as workarounds rather than competitors. The International Monetary Fund’s latest reserve data shows the renminbi holding just 1.93% of global foreign exchange reserves in the