Key Highlights Investors may be turning to liquid assets such as bitcoin to fund allocations in a large initial public offering. Tech-stock volatility, cybersecurity incidents and concerns about Strategy’s potential removal from MSCI global indexes are weighing on market sentiment. Analysts disagree on whether Nvidia-related pressure has a direct impact on bitcoin, while rising short ...
Key Highlights: Bitcoin remains about 16% above its late-June low near $59,000 but has fallen roughly 21% from its autumn peak around $86,000. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $1.49 billion in net outflows across six consecutive sessions. Markets are pricing in a 91.9% probability of a 25-basis-point Fed rate increase in December, while Bitcoin’s ...
Key Highlights US Producer Price Index data for September was released after the latest CPI report exceeded expectations. Stronger-than-expected PPI data could reinforce expectations that US interest rates will remain elevated for longer. Bitcoin may face selling pressure if higher inflation supports the dollar and US Treasury yields, while weaker PPI data could encourage a ...
Key Highlights: Bitcoin fell to about $69,000, its lowest level since Aug. 19, as the latest quarterly decline reached 17%. Ether dropped below $2,000 for the first time since August, while XRP traded near $1 and Solana fell below $80. The U.S. Dollar Index rose above 103 to its highest level since April 2025, increasing ...
Key Highlights: Bitcoin fell 0.7% since midnight UTC to around $73,400 as a technology-stock selloff pressured crypto markets. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $299.9 million in outflows on Wednesday, extending the losing streak to five sessions and taking cumulative outflows since Nov. 5 to about $1.44 billion. Crypto derivatives activity cooled sharply, while negative cumulative ...
Key Highlights: Bitcoin traded at $74,032, while Ether reached $2,056.62 and XRP fell to $1.05. Bitcoin’s potential selling zone was identified between $75,900 and $77,500 ahead of the Nov. 13 options expiry. XRP recorded the weakest sentiment reading among Bitcoin, Ether, and XRP, while Ethereum optimism faded. Bitcoin and Ether Edge Higher as Crypto Buying ...
Key Highlights: Bitcoin spot ETFs registered massive outflows totaling $1.043 billion over three consecutive trading days, dampening hopes for an immediate market rebound. On-chain metrics from Glassnode reveal a higher concentration of supply among short-term holders and shrinking profit levels, pointing to a cooling market rather than full capitulation. Crypto analyst Axel Adler Jr. highlighted ...
Key Highlights: Bitcoin is testing a vital historical support zone ranging between $67,000 and $75,000 following a rejection from its recent $87,500 high. Technical confluence between a monthly breaker block at $72,500 and a weekly imbalance level (IFVG) around $70,900 highlights a prime liquidity region for potential buyer absorption. A successful defense of these structural ...
Key Highlights: Hilbert Group Chief Investment Officer Russell Thompson warned on Nov. 9 that Bitcoin could slide toward $65,000 if critical trend-line support at $71,900 fails. Forced selling triggered by margin calls in strained artificial intelligence and semiconductor portfolios threatens to spill over into liquid digital asset holdings. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced heavy redemptions, ...
Key Highlights: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $1.6 billion in net outflows across four out of five trading days, marking the steepest weekly capital withdrawal since early July. Spot market demand failed to absorb liquidation pressure, with the Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) dropping from positive $6.6 million to negative $91.8 million despite a 13.3% ...
Key Highlights: Spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have experienced a sharp reversal, posting a significant net outflow of $1.282 billion. The heavy redemptions challenge expectations from crypto market bulls who anticipated continuous institutional inflows to drive bitcoin prices higher toward the year-end. U.S.-listed spot bitcoin funds serve as a key proxy for institutional demand, signaling ...
Key Highlights Crypto market liquidations saw Ethereum lose $448 million and Bitcoin drop $272 million, with the largest single wipeout hitting a $48 million Ethereum trade. Broader market uncertainty was stoked by an independent probe into Nvidia management and inconclusive diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran. Technical metrics place key support near the ...