After Bitcoin ETFs were introduced in Hong Kong today, BTC had a little 2% recovery, going beyond $63,300. The latest on-chain data, however, shows that Bitcoin miners are increasingly liquidating their holdings. A large amount of Bitcoin has been moved from miners to spot exchanges, according to Cryptoquant, an on-chain
According to CoinShares’ reporting, crypto investment products had a $435 million outflow for the week ending April 26. As the price of Bitcoin is stuck around the low $60,000 level, crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) have seen withdrawals for three weeks in a row. With $423 million leaving the market after
Last week, there was a notable divergence in Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) fortunes, as observed in both the United States and Hong Kong markets. In the United States, the trend of negative net inflow continues to persist, marking a challenging period for Bitcoin ETFs. Data reveals that the net inflow
According to security company SlowMist, LinkedIn users are being targeted by the North Korean-backed cyber-hacker group Lazarus Group, who is pretending to be an executive member of the Chinese blockchain asset management business Fenbushi Capital. A screenshot uploaded on X by SlowMist’s chief information security officer shows the con artist
There was no relief in sight for the wider crypto market during the past weekend. The price of Bitcoin saw a further 2.2% decline, dropping below $62,500. At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price managed to climb above the $62,500 threshold and is now trading at $62,983. Similar is
Hong Kong is poised to launch its first spot of Bitcoin ETFs tomorrow, April 30. While anticipation runs high, questions linger about whether these ETFs can emulate the success witnessed in the US market. Spearheaded by leading asset managers HashKey Capital and Bosera, the imminent launch underscores Asia’s growing influence
In response to the recent uptick in incidents of fraud and crimes using cryptocurrency, South Korea is contemplating establishing its Joint Virtual Asset Crime Investigation Unit, an official agency. Early in May, talks on this change are expected to begin between key Ministries of South korea. The unit is now
As the crypto market shifts towards an uptrend and Bitcoin ETFs gain momentum, Australia is poised to ride the bullish wave in the crypto market with the imminent launch of Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). This announcement follows in the footsteps of the US and Hong Kong lead; prominent issuers like
Bitcoin experienced a downward trend, hitting a 10-day low of $62,230.51, with trading volume increasing by 10% to $19 billion. Over the past week, it faced a 6% decrease in price, struggling to surpass the $64,000 mark. This lackluster performance coincided with a slight drop in Social Volume, indicating waning
Net flows for Bitcoin Spot ETFs in the US showed significant volatility for the week ending April 26, 2024. Additionally, when they lost momentum, these ETFs had a huge $328 million net outflow for the week. In addition, the Bitcoin price fell just before this outflow spiked, which may have
