Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Just Bled $550 Million. Fear Takes Over
The crypto ETF party just hit a wall. Hard. US spot Bitcoin ETFs hemorrhaged $471 million in a single day. Ethereum ETFs lost another $81 million. Not one of the twelve major
The crypto ETF party just hit a wall. Hard. US spot Bitcoin ETFs hemorrhaged $471 million in a single day. Ethereum ETFs lost another $81 million. Not one of the twelve major
Ethereum just closed October down 6.8%. But history tells a different story for November. The second-largest cryptocurrency has averaged nearly 7% gains each November over the
Bitcoin’s newest mega-holders are underwater. That’s a problem for everyone. A fresh generation of Bitcoin whales—investors holding over 1,000 BTC—now controls 45% of the total
Big wallets are moving. While most traders panic-sold through October’s downturn, crypto whales quietly accumulated three specific altcoins just before Halloween.
Coinbase just dropped a report that flips the banking industry’s biggest fear on its head. Stablecoins aren’t stealing deposits from American banks. They’re actually extending US
The crypto market just shed $42 billion in 24 hours. But before you panic, this isn’t your typical bloodbath. Market cap dropped from $3.73 trillion to $3.71 trillion as traders
The Federal Reserve sits on the brink of a major policy shift. Prediction markets are screaming near certainty for rate cuts. Meanwhile, whispers grow louder about ending
The meme coin party looks like it’s winding down. What started as a roaring phenomenon has dropped to a whisper—at least according to the data.
The crypto market just took a serious hit. Over $63 billion vanished in 24 hours, dragging total market capitalization down to $3.75 trillion.
Bitcoin spent October going nowhere. The entire month delivered just 1.5% gains while traders waited for something to happen.