U.S. spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETFs swung back to net outflows on Monday, signaling renewed caution among investors after two sessions of inflows and highlighting persistent churn in some of the largest products—most notably Fidelity's fund. According to SoSoValue data for April 13 local time (April 13 ET), the U.S. spot Bitcoin ETF market recorded a daily net outflow of $291.11 million.
The cryptocurrency market experienced turbulence over the weekend following Vice President J.D. Vance's departure from Pakistan without securing a peace agreement with Iran.
A groundbreaking whitepaper from Google has sent shockwaves through the cryptocurrency community, revealing that quantum computing technology could compromise Bitcoin transaction security in as little as nine minutes. Published March 30 by Google's Quantum AI division, the research provides a sobering timeline for when this theoretical threat could materialize into reality.
Market watchers tracking Bitcoin are focusing on four macro indicators they consider more telling than traditional U.S. M2 data.
Bitcoin nears $75k after a massive $175M short liquidation. XRP, Solana, and HYPE surge as the crypto market regains bullish momentum amid high volatility.
Bitcoin crosses the $74,000 mark again, supported by renewed investor interest. Behind this movement, the market is crossed by opposing forces.
Bitcoin successfully breached the $73,000 threshold on Monday after three previous rejection attempts over the preceding eight days, climbing to $74,484 — marking its strongest performance since the Iran tensions escalated in late February.
Economist Peter Schiff advised his followers on Monday to swap their Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) for gold and silver as the apex cryptocurrency aimed to recapture the critical $75,000 level. Schiff Repeats Old Advice In an X post, Schiff noted that Bitcoin was nearing $75,000, which is not far from the average cost at which Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) acquired its BTC holdings.
Prominent Bitcoin investor Fred Krueger has predicted that the flagship cryptocurrency will break its all-time highs again this year. The new peak will be highly consequential, according to the analyst.
Bitcoin falling to the $50,000 level is being seen as the “last significant accumulation zone” before any sustained recovery, says LVRG Research director Nick Ruck.
Bitcoin and ether ETFs reclaimed positive territory after recent volatility with combined inflows of $973 million. XRP quietly gained ground, while solana slipped into outflows. Key Takeaways Bitcoin ETFs gained $786 million and ether $187 million from April 6–10, led by Blackrock IBIT demand.
Wealthier crypto investors are concentrating their capital in large-cap tokens such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP (XRP), while a cluster of smaller altcoins is flashing ‘extreme oversold' readings on the Relative Strength Index (RSI)—a split that highlights ongoing caution toward higher-volatility assets. As of Monday ET (based on the latest day-over-day snapshot), Bitcoin (BTC) held the highest portfolio penetration among top-tier investors at 82%, followed by Ethereum (ETH) at 80% and XRP (XRP) at 70%.