Crypto Base

Spot Bitcoin ETFs are hemorrhaging money. In fact, withdrawals just hit their highest level since May, with roughly $2.3 billion flowing out the door.

Corporate crypto treasuries just got crushed. Bitcoin’s 16% monthly drop erased equity buffers that seemed solid weeks ago.

The crypto market woke up this weekend. Bitcoin pushed past $102,000. Total market cap climbed by $81 billion in 24 hours. And one altcoin absolutely exploded.

Hyperliquid’s native token just hit dangerous territory. Long traders hold positions worth $24 million that could evaporate if HYPE drops to $35.3.

Bitcoin stalled near $100,000 all weekend. Meanwhile, two unexpected tokens exploded with double-digit gains that caught most traders off guard.

The crypto market just jumped $81 billion in 24 hours. That’s not a typo. Total market capitalization now sits at $3.42 trillion, hovering right below the $3.43 trillion

Bitcoin didn’t crash because traders lost faith. It dropped because Washington froze $850 billion in cash. The longest US government shutdown in history has been choking dollar

Crypto investors just shifted targets. After Privacy Coins ran their course, smart money moved to something unexpected: decentralized storage tokens.

[Bitcoin](https://bitcoin.org) dropped from $126,000 to below $102,000. Panic selling kicked in. But the data tells a different story.

Money started flowing back into crypto investment funds yesterday. After nearly $3 billion fled in less than a week, investors finally returned.