U.S spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) had a negative month in August, with a total net outflow of around $94 million, despite an eight-day bullish streak. But according to SoSoValue statistics, that amount is well within the range of a single good or terrible day. While spot bitcoin ETFs lost
After a sharp 10% drop from $65,000 earlier this week, Bitcoin has found solid support around $58,000. As a result, the Bitcoin whales have resurfaced and are actively purchasing Bitcoin as it drops in price. Santiment reports that, with many important crypto events about to take place in September, the
Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, recently plummeted to a two-week low of $57,701, with its price fluctuating between $57,768 and $59,896. Over the past seven days, Bitcoin has seen a 7% decline, while its 24-hour trading volume has decreased by 9%. This downward trend has sparked concern within the crypto
There has been a new supply low in the quantity of Bitcoin held on cryptocurrency exchanges. Which may be the impetus Bitcoin needs to reclaim the $60,000 mark. According to an analyst at CryptoQuant, on August 29, Bitcoin reserves on exchanges reached new lows for the year. Which might mean
The three-day losing skid for U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds continued on Thursday with net outflows of $71.73 million. Data from SosoValue shows that BlackRock’s IBIT, the biggest spot bitcoin ETF by net assets, had net outflows of $13.51 million, marking its first negative flows since May 1, and second
While the Bitcoin miners are facing difficulties in maintaining profitability following the April 19 halving, a solo miner has successfully processed Bitcoin block 858,978 and netted nearly $200,000. The block, processed at 4:21 PM UTC on August 29, included 2,391 transactions and yielded a reward of 3.27 BTC, valued at
Bitcoin (BTC) displayed another drop today, falling to $58,710 after briefly rallying to $61,184 yesterday. This decline wiped out all gains over the last 12 hours, marking a 4% decrease. This drop, although notable, isn’t as severe as the decline seen on August 28, when BTC fell to $57,974—its largest
Bitcoin layer 2 network, Stacks, has captured community attention with its latest Nakamoto upgrade, designed to accelerate transaction speeds. Despite this significant development, the Stacks native token (STX) has seen a 6% decline in the past 24 hours, alongside a 10% drop in trading volume. The Nakamoto upgrade, named after
Bitcoin has been under heavy bearish pressure over the past three days, hitting a 12-day low of $57,860 yesterday. Currently trading at $59,978 with a 0.19% decline, Bitcoin’s trading volume is down by 24%. Over the past month, the cryptocurrency has seen a 14% decline. Amid this downturn, significant whale
As the cryptocurrency market navigates a turbulent period, Bitcoin (BTC) has showcased a significant drop, moving from nearly $65,000 to below $58,000 in recent days. This downward shift has been influenced by a mix of factors, including market reactions to recent economic news and broader financial trends. According to CoinMarketCap,
