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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs suffered $462.6 million in net outflows this week, reversing last week's massive inflows. Mounting macroeconomic uncertainty and rising Treasury yields ahead of the upcoming Fe…
Spot Bitcoin ETFs ended a four-week inflow streak with $296 million in outflows amid moderate trading and macroeconomic uncertainty, keeping BTC range-bound between $65,000 and $72,000.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their largest single-day net outflows in three weeks, with $171 million withdrawn amid profit-taking and macroeconomic uncertainty, signaling short-term bearish pressure on BTCU…
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs see seven consecutive days of strong net inflows, driven by institutional demand and regulatory clarity from SEC and CFTC announcing cryptocurrencies as non-securities.
Bitcoin rises 2% amid strong institutional ETF inflows, low exchange supply, and major accumulation by Strategy, targeting a near-term breakout above $79,000.
Bitcoin's current correction is early compared to past cycles, aided by 2024 spot ETFs. Upcoming US Basel regulatory changes may ease banking capital requirements, potentially unlocking significant l…
Bitcoin's long-term holders sold less than expected despite the recent crash, supported by new institutional holders like ETFs, suggesting reduced selling pressure and a bullish outlook amid macro he…
Bitcoin supply on exchanges hits a four-year low as long-term holders and companies accumulate, causing a supply squeeze that supports price stability and potential upward moves near $70,000.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs posted their second consecutive week of net inflows after a prolonged outflow period, signaling renewed institutional demand despite Bitcoin’s recent price weakness and drawdown.
Bitcoin ETFs experienced heavy selloffs in Q4 2025, with institutional holders offloading over 25,000 BTC amid a steep bitcoin price drop from $120,000 to below $85,000. Outflows have continued for f…
Bitcoin's bear phase may end within a year, with potential accumulation already underway, supported by ETF capital flows and technical ranges, signaling a possible resumption of BTC's broader uptrend…
Bitcoin has dropped for four weeks, hitting yearly lows, but large whale buying and ETF inflows suggest potential bottoming despite bearish technical indicators signaling near-term downside risk.
Bitcoin prices fall amid long-term holder selling and broader market stress, while ETF investors largely hold. BlackRock-linked ETFs saw $3.6B outflows, acting as a catalyst but not the main cause of…
Bernstein analysts attribute Bitcoin's recent price dip to shaken investor confidence amid tight liquidity, not market structure failure. They foresee Bitcoin reaching $150,000 by 2026 if liquidity i…
Bitcoin fell below $70,000 due to scam tokens flooding the market, declining institutional demand, and leveraged trader liquidations, signaling further downside risk with predictions a drop to $42,00…
Bitwise forecasts Bitcoin surge in 2026 driven by rising institutional demand through ETFs and brokerages, projecting potential record highs and long-term growth toward $1 million despite recent vola…
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs experienced their largest weekly outflows since February 2025, driven by significant redemptions midweek. The market shows a shift from profit-taking to loss realization, signa…
Bitcoin ETFs experienced a large $394.68 million outflow on January 16, causing Bitcoin's price to retreat below $95,550 amid short-term profit-taking despite sustained long-term institutional intere…
Institutional investors boost Bitcoin via spot ETFs and treasury purchases amid weak retail interest, supporting a rally toward $100,000 despite fragile sentiment and socio-political risks.
Bitcoin shows strength above $94,000 with a potential short-term rise to $100k-$103k, but long-term Elliott Wave analysis warns of a significant correction down to around $57,000 in 2026.