Bitcoin
Bitcoin Heads Into U.S. Inflation Data as Whale Holdings Rise
September CPI is due Oct. 14, followed by a Federal Reserve discussion with Kevin Warsh on Oct. 15, while Bitcoin apparent demand remains negative.
Hyperliquid Whale Opens Nearly $29 Million in BTC, ETH and NEAR Longs
The address used 40x leverage for Bitcoin, 25x for Ether and 10x for NEAR, with an estimated unrealized gain of $243,000.
Bitcoin Recovers to $84,000 as Liquidation Levels Draw Focus
Bitcoin recovered from a weekly low of $80,393, while a separate snapshot showed $26.34 million in BTC liquidations.
Why Do Institutions Prefer Bitcoin ETFs Over Ethereum ETFs?
Spot Bitcoin ETFs received $241.1 million during the last week, while Ethereum ETFs recorded outflows of $138 million. Bitcoin maintains a simpler institutional narrative, based on its scarcity and its role as a potential store of value.
Bitcoin Price is $4K Away From Wiping out the Next Wave of Shorts
Bitcoin's price closed last week near $84,000 and flushed an estimated $140 million in short positions, leaving a fresh wall of bearish leverage stacked between $86,000 and $88,000. What Actually Got Liquidated? Nearly $140 million in shorts were liquidated as bitcoin confirmed a weekly close above $83,000.
Bitcoin Outlook Splits Between $80,000 Correction and $92,000 Target
Bitcoin traded at $83,827.56 early Oct. 12 as one outlook pointed to a short-term decline and another set higher October targets.
Jeonbuk Bank becomes first South Korean lender to offer Bitcoin backed loans
South Korea's Jeonbuk Bank has introduced the country's first bank issued won loans backed by Bitcoin, allowing corporate customers to use their cryptocurrency holdings as collateral for business financing.
Why is Bitcoin price stuck below $85,000?
Bitcoin's daily moving averages remain bullish, while the four hour MACD and Chaikin Money Flow indicate that momentum maybe improving after the recent decline.
Bitcoin rebounds above $84K after the crash, but one signal still looks wrong
Bitcoin recovered above $84,000 on Monday, rebounding from a sharp correction that briefly pushed its price below $81,000 last week. Ethereum and XRP also regained ground, reclaiming $2,500 and $1.40. The recovery lifted the three major cryptocurrencies, although Bitcoin's momentum indicators suggest the rebound has yet to develop into a decisive breakout. However, substantial withdrawals from US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds and elevated Treasury yields continued to temper optimism. Analysts said Bitcoin's ability to hold $82,000 would be important in limiting the risk of another decline. Crypto rallies following Russian Diesel agreement The rally comes after President Donald Trump's Friday announcement of an agreement for Russia to supply 300,000 metric tons of diesel fuel to domestic and international markets.
Coinbase Bitcoin Order Book Shows $5.49 Million Sell Wall at $83,836
A 65.51-Bitcoin sell order stood 0.40% above Coinbase's $83,506 midpoint, while visible sell-side depth exceeded bids by about $77,500.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs End Three-Week Inflow Streak With $681M Outflow
Fidelity's FBTC led weekly withdrawals at $380 million, while Morgan Stanley's MSBT posted the largest inflow at $7.8413 million.
AI Models Estimate Bitcoin's 20-Year Cryptographic-Break Risk at 34%-76%
Four prompt-generated scenarios produced sharply different estimates, while the timing of quantum computers capable of threatening current encryption remains unknown.
