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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs closed another bruising week in the red, losing about $526 million across the four trading days ending July 2 as late inflows failed to offset three heavy redemption se
Bitcoin finished Sunday’s weekly close hovering near two-week highs, as traders positioned for potential volatility ahead of the new week. The market’s focus remains tightly centered on a lon
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs shed roughly $527 million over the four trading days ending Thursday, July 2, 2026, extending their losing streak to eight consecutive negative weeks, the longest on re
Ethereum may have put its worst stretch behind it, with analysts pointing to a potential bottom in the ETH/BTC ratio and drawing parallels to a previous cycle that preceded a major rally. The
XRP reportedly fell 22.1% in June, one of its steepest monthly losses in recent memory. Some market observers now point to a historical pattern suggesting July has consistently delivered reli
Key Takeaways Brandt cites the XAU/BTC ratio breaking upward. Bitcoin trades 50% below its October 2025 peak. Gold holds near $4,174 after a 25% retrace. Saylor and on-chain data push the oth
Michael Saylor says institutional capital now drives Bitcoin more than halving cycles and retail demand going forward sustainably worldwide today. Spot Bitcoin ETFs corporate treasuries sover
Bitcoin(BTC)ETF outflows reached a record eighth straight week, even after a late $221.72M inflow reduced the damage. Key Points: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost about $527M in the four-day week
As the first half of 2026 ended, Bitcoin (BTC) is trading slightly above $62,500. The leading cryptocurrency is trading 50% lower than the all-time high (ATH) of $126,080 that it hit on Oct.
Key Highlights SpaceX makes its Nasdaq 100 index debut on Tuesday, July 8, following significant price swings since its June public offering Financial institutions can now issue initial cover
In our last Hedera price prediction, we figured HBAR would hold up fine as long as buyers didn’t let it drop below that $0.0710 line. If they held it, we thought it could push to $0.075, and
Here we go again. Chips are sliding, Apple is bouncing, and everyone’s asking the same question: is the S&P 500’s AI rally still built on one narrow pillar, or is leadership finally starting