Bitcoin ETFs lose $825M in five days as US becomes ‘biggest seller’ of BTC
Bitcoin ETFs lose $825 million in five days as US investors become the largest seller of BTC, sparking concerns about the country’s impact on the global crypto market.
Bitcoin ETFs lose $825 million in five days as US investors become the largest seller of BTC, sparking concerns about the country’s impact on the global crypto market.
Multicoin Capital acquires 60 million Worldcoin (WLD) tokens in an over-the-counter transaction, betting on the biometric identity protocol despite declining retail engagement and a 21% price slide.
Bitcoin bulls eye rebound after Elon Musk predicts US economic surge, boosting optimism and risk appetite among traders.
Retail interest in cryptocurrency has declined, but this may no longer signal a market bottom due to a deeper cultural and social shift in investor attention.
Ripple’s CTO reveals that the company’s escrow system prevented it from selling more XRP, not less, challenging the common narrative around XRP sales.
Elon Musk’s prediction of double-digit economic growth sparks optimism in the Bitcoin community, but some investors worry about a potential bear market in 2026.
Bloomberg’s 2026 economic outlook podcast overlooked crypto but highlighted four critical themes—AI, geopolitics, economic recovery, and regulatory changes—that will significantly impact the crypto sector.
Bitcoin’s price has slipped to $87,000, while gold has outperformed, gaining 70% in 2025. Investors should exercise caution and consider diversifying their portfolios.
The crypto industry saw a record $8.6 billion in deals in 2025, led by Coinbase’s acquisition of Deribit, under a favorable regulatory environment under the Trump administration.
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