A global investment firm, SkyBridge Capital is moving towards macro trades as policy volatility under President Donald Trump makes the market anxious, as per the founder Anthony Scaramucci. The founder spoke at the Reuters Global Markets Forum in the margins of the World Economic Forum and mentioned the company has
A 2.12% market-wide pullback has dragged the crypto assets deeper into the red. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC), the dominant token, continues to face rejections back to back, failing to cross the $95K mark. With the asset’s dominance settled at 59.2%, its Fear and Greed Index is holding at 32, exhibiting fear
Earlier today, Crypto Quant founder Ki Young Ju highlighted that institutional demand for Bitcoin remains strong. He pointed out that large U.S. custody wallets have accumulated around $53 billion worth of Bitcoin over the last year. Institutional demand for Bitcoin remains strong. US custody wallets typically hold 100-1,000 BTC each.
As per the reports, global exchange-traded products associated with crypto dragged in around $2.2 billion in net inflows in the past week, a leap that signalled the strongest weekly shift since October last year. Bitcoin-aimed funds accumulated the lion’s share, and Ether, along with some other altcoin products, also witnessed
The European Union revealed that it has plans to take strong steps against the US in reaction to the new tariffs forced by President Trump, resulting in a devastating crypto market crash, setting off mass liquidations. The market has faced declination, yet another setback because of the current trade tensions
In the trading week that started on January 12 and extended to January 16, the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs listed around $1.42 billion in net inflows. IBIT from BlackRock was prominently leading with around $1.035 billion in allotments, accounting for around 73% of overall weekly inflows across all Bitcoin ETF
Bitcoin has cooled off from its recent highs and is trading around $95,000, reflecting some selling pressure in the market. At the same time, data shows that BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has been moving significant amounts of crypto off the exchange Coinbase — raising questions among traders and
Bullish, the cryptocurrency trading platform supported by billionaire investor Peter Thiel, has filed a confidential offering for a planned initial public offering with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, according to sources as cited by the Financial Times. This means the second major trading platform for cryptocurrencies plans to list
Iran is facing a severe crisis right now. People are protesting across the country, and in return, the government shut down the internet nationwide. This reflects the Iranian rial collapsing to a record low, losing almost all its value against major currencies. Access to the global financial system is heavily
The crypto exchange from Argentina, Lemon, has rolled out a Visa credit card bonded by Bitcoin, as reported by local news La Nacion on January 14. Lemon has positioned itself as the second-biggest crypto exchange in the country, overseeing 5.5 million users. The new Bitcoin-supported Visa credit card permits access
