#Bitcoin
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Bitcoin Surges Near $80,000 as $606 Million ETF Inflows Fuel Short Squeeze
Bitcoin jumped to $79,241 before easing back, capping a four-day rally driven by $606.29 million in spot ETF inflows and…
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Coinbase Stock Lags Bitcoin Rally as Revenue Mix Shifts Beyond Trading
Coinbase shares rose 6.69% to $170.92 while Bitcoin climbed 8.72%, highlighting how the exchange is increasingly driven by subscriptions, stablecoins…
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Ethereum Jumps 15.6% as $2,465 Emerges as the Next Key Test
Ethereum surged past $2,300 after a sharp short squeeze and policy-driven risk rally. Investors are now watching whether ETH can…
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Bitcoin Tops $72,000 as Short Squeeze Meets Key Technical Test
Bitcoin surged above $72,000 for the first time since June after a massive derivatives squeeze and strong ETF inflows. The…
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Bitcoin Range Tightens as 356,000 BTC Leaves Long-Term Holder Wallets
Bitcoin remains pinned between $62,662 and $65,000 as long-term holders reduce exposure and Treasury yields pressure risk assets. The setup…
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Bitcoin Reclaims $64,000, but $65,600 Remains the Key Breakout Level
Bitcoin climbed back above $64,000 after a sharp reversal, but market structure suggests the move was driven more by short…
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Bitcoin Nears $64,000 as ETF Outflows and IBIT Losses Cap the Rebound
Bitcoin briefly crossed $64,000 before slipping back, with weak spot ETF demand and a large unrealized loss in BlackRock’s IBIT…
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Bitcoin Falls Below $63,000 as ETF Outflows Hit $192 Million
Bitcoin slipped to about $62,603 as spot ETF outflows accelerated and institutional support weakened. Investors are also watching index-rule changes…
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Bitcoin Faces $65,400 Resistance as 1.79 Million BTC Form Supply Wall
Bitcoin remains trapped below $65,400 as a large on-chain cost-basis cluster limits upside. ETF flows, miner sales and corporate treasury…
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Bitcoin Holds $64,000 After 3.4% CPI as $67,000 Resistance Looms
Bitcoin steadied near $64,000 after July CPI matched forecasts, removing the immediate case for another Fed hike. Traders are now…