Topic: #live-news
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Bitcoin back above $82,000, ZEC up 11% as ether, SOL and ZEC ETF outflows continue
Bitcoin climbed back above $82,000 on Friday and ZEC jumped 11% to about $1,230, per CoinDesk data, but SoSoValue figures show investors kept pulling money from ether, SOL and ZEC funds.
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Bitcoin rebounds to about $83,700 after stop-loss selling drags it to $81,000
Bitcoin fell to $81,000 on Tuesday as stop-loss selling pushed it back to its 50-day moving average, then buyers lifted it to about $83,700, according to CoinDesk's market coverage.
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Only 25% of S&P 500 stocks trade above 50-day average, lowest since April 2
Only 25% of S&P 500 stocks were trading above their 50-day moving average, down from 70% in mid-August, The Kobeissi Letter said, as cited by CoinDesk, which called crypto relatively healthy.
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Bitcoin rebounds above $84,000 as ether leads; ZEC fund posts only ETF outflow
Bitcoin rose 1% to just above $84,200 on Tuesday per CoinDesk data. Ether gained 2%, ZEC fell 9%, and the lone U.S. ZEC fund posted Monday's only crypto ETF outflow, SoSoValue data show.
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Bitcoin Flat at $63,500 as Spot ETF Inflows Signal Institutional Demand Reversal
US spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed more than 14,000 BTC in five days through August 7, marking the strongest stretch since May. The shift signals a reversal from Q2's institutional selling, with on-chain data starting to show bottoming characteristics despite thin volumes and multi-year low volatility.
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Bitcoin stays range-bound near $65,500 as mega-cap earnings loom
Jeff Ko, chief analyst at CoinEx, expects bitcoin to remain range-bound this week as oil retreats, the 10-year Treasury yield approaches 4.7%, and Apple, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon report earnings that could indirectly shape crypto liquidity.
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Bitcoin and Ether ETFs Post Inflows as Markets Rally Up to 5%
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs pulled in $181 million on Tuesday while ether funds added $58 million, reversing outflows from the prior session as both asset classes rallied sharply.
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Bitcoin touches $63,882 overnight, retreats as sellers step in
Bitcoin briefly climbed to $63,882 early in the week before reversing to around $62,900 as sellers moved in. A weaker-than-expected jobs report lifted crypto markets, though upcoming CPI data could cap further gains.
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Bitcoin Trading Below $78K Mining Cost, Squeezing Operators
Bitcoin has spent five consecutive months trading below its estimated production cost of $78,000, forcing about 20% of miners into unprofitability and prompting publicly traded operators to sell over 32,000 bitcoin in the first quarter alone.
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Bitcoin holds $63K as SpaceX IPO lifts risk sentiment; BOJ set to hike to 31-year high
Bitcoin trades near $63,000 on June 12 as SpaceX's IPO drives risk-asset appetite, while the Bank of Japan prepares to raise its policy rate to 1% from 0.75% on June 16—the highest level since 1995. A carry-trade unwind could drain global liquidity.
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Bitcoin re-tests $65,300 floor for third time since February
Bitcoin fell to $65,300 overnight before recovering to $67,000 ahead of U.S. stock market open. This marks the third test of the February 6 low since the spring, following successful recoveries in February and March.