U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) drew $211.49 million on Tuesday, extending their strong start to the week. Ether funds returned to inflows with $53.75 million, while solana posted a smaller gain. XRP and HYPE remained flat for the day.
Bitcoin's rebound amid S&P 500 highs highlights crypto's sensitivity to equity trends, suggesting potential volatility without independent catalysts. Bitcoin rebounds past $64K as S&P 500 hits fresh all-time highs.
Saylor's strategy hinges on Bitcoin's growth; a downturn or market shift could challenge sustainability and investor demand for STRC. Strategy's Michael Saylor outlines plan for perpetual Bitcoin buying.
Saylor's strategy could bolster market confidence in Bitcoin and $STRC, potentially influencing broader cryptocurrency investment trends. Strategy's Saylor plans indefinite Bitcoin buying with $STRC issuance.
Cantor sees positive read-through for crypto custody providers, while FRNT says the breach could drive some investors toward bitcoin ETFs.
The chipmaker ended June with 314 unrestricted coins after sales helped erase convertible debt and lift cash to $21 million.
Fundstrat cofounder Tom Lee issued a troubling prediction during a recent live appearance, saying that quantum computers could crack Bitcoin as early as 2028–2029. Citing Google research, Lee claimed that modern computing technologies could render its existing protection obsolete, while the crypto community still lacks a unified rescue plan.
In a follow-up to his essay on sizing crypto risk, Lionsoul Global's Gregory Mall backtests bitcoin in a 60/40 across bull, bear and sideways regimes, showing how a straight bitcoin position, a large-cap basket and a trend-managed sleeve part ways and why the way you hold bitcoin can matter as much as how much you hold.
Speaking on Bits + Bips, the Galaxy Digital researcher said Coldcard victims "did nothing wrong," noting he has found roughly 14 more attacker patterns not yet made public.
The Coldcard hacker's wallet, holding around $36 million in stolen bitcoin, has been receiving permanent messages via OP_RETURN since July 30. The notes range from victim pleas asking for funds to be returned, to money laundering offers and requests unrelated to the theft.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes believes the AI sector is heading toward a major correction that could ultimately pave the way for Bitcoin's next bull market.
Bitcoin's setup is getting crowded, but macro strength and ETF demand could turn this weakness into a major Q3 rally.