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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.
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan defends Bitcoin's volatility as comparable or lower than Nvidia's, urging its inclusion in 401(k) plans despite regulatory concerns and Senator Warren's criticisms about crypt…
Bitcoin is expected to trade sideways in early 2026 as capital inflows slow, but spot Bitcoin ETFs gain momentum and some experts foresee new highs later in the year.
Bitcoin nears $100,000 supported by strong demand and limited selling pressure, driven by significant ETF inflows and new crypto ETF filings by Morgan Stanley.
Bitcoin surged past $94,000 fueled by Venezuelan political turmoil, rising institutional ETF inflows, and stabilizing on-chain indicators suggesting reduced sell pressure and growing upside momentum.
Morgan Stanley filed for spot Bitcoin and Solana ETFs amid strong inflows to BTC funds, signaling rising institutional demand and a positive regulatory environment for crypto products in early 2026.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs see strong inflows in early 2026 after prior outflows, signaling renewed investor interest amid a market 'clean-slate effect' and potential price rebound to $105,000.
US spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs saw strong net inflows on the first trading day of 2026, signaling renewed institutional interest despite ongoing crypto market fear and recent price declines.
Whales purchased over $2.5 billion in Bitcoin amid U.S. government shutdown fears causing a temporary 6% price drop. Spot Bitcoin ETFs gained approval, with BlackRock and Fidelity increasing holdings…
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $457 million inflows led by Fidelity and BlackRock, signaling renewed institutional demand amid expectations of Fed rate cuts and cautious market momentum.
Oil-linked sovereign funds and family offices from the Gulf, mainly via Abu Dhabi, are increasingly investing in Bitcoin through regulated spot ETFs, enhancing liquidity and market depth in 2025. Thi…
Bitcoin retail investor activity sharply declines amid the rise of spot Bitcoin ETFs, while whale positioning signals a potential BTC price bottom, indicating structural shifts in market participatio…
Bitcoin's on-chain activity slows since launch of spot BTC ETFs, with retail interest waning. Institutional inflows steady but subdued. New decentralized products like RioSwap aim to renew BTC liquid…
Bitcoin surged 7.5% above $93,000 amid record capital inflows and declining volatility, signaling strong institutional adoption and bullish momentum for further gains toward $98,000.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs reversed months of outflows, posting $70 million net inflows last week amid strong inflows into rival funds, signaling potential short-term relief rally and improved macro outlook f…
Bitcoin spot ETFs saw continued outflows totaling $1.22 billion last week amid a major crypto correction with BTC dipping to $82,200. Despite fragile market conditions, bitcoin shows signs of recover…
Spot Bitcoin ETFs hit record trading volumes amid significant outflows and BTC price decline, reflecting investor repositioning during recent market stress and discounted entry opportunities.
Bitcoin veteran Owen Gunden sold all 11,000 BTC amid bearish market sentiment, while institutional ownership of spot Bitcoin ETFs rises despite large retail outflows in November.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs reversed six days of outflows with $240 million inflows, led by BlackRock's IBIT. Despite recent Bitcoin price declines, JPMorgan predicts a potential rise to $170,000 in 6-12 …
Bitcoin spot ETFs suffered major outflows with $137 million withdrawn in one day, including a large sale by BlackRock, pressuring BTC price amid fluctuating ETF-related flows.