Bitcoin (BTC) has displayed significant fluctuations as the cryptocurrency community grapples with the implications of major market activities. The German government has been actively selling off substantial amounts of Bitcoin, adding considerable pressure to the market. According to the data from Arkham Intelligence, Over $195 million worth of Bitcoin sold
According to statistics compiled by CryptoQuant, the reserves held by Bitcoin miners have fallen to levels not seen since 2021. The value of the reserve that miners have not yet sold reveals the amount of bitcoin held by linked miner wallets; the quantity itself represents the reserve. After beginning the
The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, posted on X on Wednesday, June 19, to voice his support for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a free and competitive market. Milei has never before addressed Bitcoin in this context, despite his well-known support for the cryptocurrency. Following comments made by former VanEck
Potentially a massive outflow of capital from spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds was set off by the Federal Reserve, and things could get much worse from here. Concerns were voiced by market observers after the Federal Open Market Committee’s announcement that interest rates would remain unchanged between 5.25% and 5.50%. The
In a recent development highlighting the German government’s involvement in the cryptocurrency space, approximately 6,500 Bitcoin (BTC), valued at over $425 million, were transferred from a government-affiliated wallet to various destinations, sparking speculation about its implications for the market. The transactions, detailed by cryptocurrency analysts and reported on by Arkham,
Along with a recent precipitous drop in price to about $64,100, the average block size and transaction rates of the Bitcoin network have seen a dramatic dip. The sudden decline in Bitcoin blockchain activity, as measured by the diminution in block size (the amount of transaction data included in each
A net outflow of $152.42 million from U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds occurred on Tuesday, the fourth day in a row of such withdrawals. Consistent outflows over the last four trading sessions have caused a significant pause in the spot Bitcoin ETF market. On Tuesday, June 18, no spot Bitcoin
In the last 24 hours, the overall crypto sector has shown a decline in market cap by 2.29%. Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced a price dip, leaving altcoins to plummet in price. Bitcoin, despite drawing market attention in the past week with multiple bullish movements, shows signs of further drops. In
The biggest notable outflow since March 22 was $600 million last week from digital asset exchange-traded products and funds, according to a report dated June 17. The majority of the withdrawals came from Bitcoin investment vehicles, as stated in the most recent CoinShares “Weekly Asset Fund Flows” report. The opposite
After reporting a weekly outflow of $580 million last week, U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continued net outflows on Monday. According to statistics from SoSoValue, the 11 bitcoin ETFs had a net outflow of $145.83 million on Monday. With Fidelity’s FBTC leading the way with a loss of $92
