US spot ETFs absorbed 4,349 BTC, 35,736 ETH and 1,311 SOL in a day, signaling that despite choppy prices, regulated wrappers remain the preferred route into crypto exposure.
Bitcoin appears to be maintaining its newfound strength, with the price breaking past major resistance levels. However, this bullish momentum has failed to reflect in certain key areas, such as the Funding Rates, suggesting underlying weakness beneath BTC's upward performance.
The cryptocurrency market traded lower into Thursday, with Bitcoin (BTC) holding up better than most major tokens as risk appetite softened across spot and derivatives venues. The move mattered less for its magnitude than for what it signaled: capital appeared to be rotating toward BTC as a relative safe haven, a pattern typically seen during broader market drawdowns.
Bitcoin (BTC) is approaching a critical juncture as it presses against its nearest resistance wall at $80,000, which, according to some analysts, if not cleared, may send BTC back below $70,000. What's happening under the surface is also getting more complicated, with CryptoQuant pointing to a key inflection point where two major groups of marginal buyers are effectively testing their own break-even prices at the same time.
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Bitcoin's momentum stalled on Thursday as the asset retreated from a peak of $79,500 to consolidate around $78,000. This 1.2% dip marked the cryptocurrency's first 24-hour loss in several days, resulting in a $10 billion decline in total market capitalization.
Bitcoin (BTC) price faces a potential correction in the near term as spot demand wanes amid more bearish whale derivatives traders.
Pantera Capital and other investors pressure Satsuma to dump $50M Bitcoin as stock collapses over 98%.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is entering a structurally different phase of market development, according to Matt Hougan and Ryan Rasmussen at Bitwise Asset Management. Weak Q1, Strong Narrative Shift In a Apr.22 interview with Milk Road, Hougan and Rasmussen described Q1 as the weakest crypto quarter in several years across price action and on-chain metrics.
Pantera Capital Management is among shareholders pushing London-listed Satsuma Technology Plc to sell its remaining roughly $50 million in Bitcoin and return capital to shareholders. The effort is one of the clearest signs yet that the once-popular Bitcoin treasury trade is losing support.