The persistent discount suggests US spot buyers have remained less aggressive than overseas traders even as US Bitcoin ETF inflows turned positive in July.
Wallets tied to the Truth Social parent now hold about as much bitcoin as the company previously pledged as note collateral, making its next 10-Q the key test of whether recent Crypto.com transfers were custody moves or sales.
The SEC kept Nasdaq's cash-settled Bitcoin index options paused while reviewing CME's jurisdiction challenge, with statements due Aug. 24.
The recent outflows in Bitcoin spot ETFs highlight the volatility and shifting investor sentiment in the crypto market, impacting future allocations. Bitcoin spot ETFs report $62M in net outflows, ending three-week inflow streak.
Michael Saylor's company, Strategy, is now closely monitoring bitcoin's 200-week moving average, a key long-term support level that the cryptocurrency has historically respected.
Dormant whale activity highlights potential market volatility and underscores the importance of security in cryptocurrency asset management. Bitcoin whale transfers 730 BTC worth $46M after 4 years dormant.
A fourth suspected Coldcard attack wave moved 448.7 BTC from 709 addresses, while unconfirmed transactions may still be replaceable.
The contrasting ETF flows highlight shifting investor sentiment and risk management strategies, impacting market dynamics and issuer dominance. Bitcoin ETFs see $61M in weekly outflows while Ethereum ETFs quietly pocket $27M.
BitGo CEO Mike Belshe challenged Anthropic's Claude to move 100 BTC after three real-world test breaches; the wallet stayed untouched.
Emerging-market equities face volatility due to concentrated risks in South Korean chipmakers, highlighting the fragility of AI-driven markets. South Korean chipmakers drag emerging-market equities lower as Bitcoin holds steady near $64K.
The Coldcard exploit highlights the critical need for robust firmware security and may shift trust back to centralized exchanges for Bitcoin storage. Hackers exploit Coldcard firmware flaw, stealing $89 million in Bitcoin from thousands of wallets.
Anthony Pompliano separated the Coldcard security failure from Bitcoin's protocol as verified losses exceeded $86 million. His warning arrives amid bearish sentiment, when technical incidents can quickly magnify fear, misinformation, and internal conflict. Pompliano Challenges the ‘Bitcoin Was Hacked' Narrative Bitcoin investor and entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano addressed the Coldcard security incident on Aug.