Bitcoin Retreats Following $3 Billion ETF Inflow Rally
Bitcoin fell to $77,379 after a rally fueled by $3 billion in ETF inflows over nine days.
Bitcoin fell to $77,379 after a rally fueled by $3 billion in ETF inflows over nine days.
Grayscale research links rising U.S. debt to a debasement trade that will benefit bitcoin, citing Treasury buyback moves.
Metaplanet CEO Simon Gerovich says at Bitcoin Asia that the region's moment for bitcoin is here, with a market bottom and deep savings ready to move.
Grayscale research shows Bitcoin's 90-day correlation with gold rose above 50%, as the debasement trade gains traction amid rising US debt.
Capital B raised €21M from Adam Back and TOBAM and said the funds could buy 270 more bitcoin, bringing its holdings to roughly 3,415 BTC.
Bitcoin dropped to $78,630 then recovered to $79,474 after Fed Chair Warsh's inflation comments.
Ethereum holders pulled 1.4M coins off exchanges since June 3, while Bitcoin balances rose, and ETF flows show a similar divergence.
Bitcoin's $6.4 billion options expiry removed the $80,000 anchor, shifting focus to Fed Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole speech.
South Korea's NPS posted a record 27.22% return in H1 2026, driven by AI-linked domestic stocks, with zero direct Bitcoin exposure.
VanEck's Matthew Sigel said Bitcoin would fare well even under Democratic leadership, contrary to popular belief.
Cathie Wood’s ARKK has underperformed Bitcoin and the S&P 500 since its 2014 launch, with cumulative returns of 318% versus 23,214% and 367%.
Coinbase and Better Mortgage offer Bitcoin as collateral for mortgages, with a 1% rebate for Coinbase One members.
Bitcoin ETFs attracted $2.56 billion in new investment over the past week, pushing BTC to $78,302. The rally follows a Treasury announcement boosting the…
Starknet Foundation enabled the first post-quantum resistant Bitcoin transaction on mainnet using signature grinding, requiring no fork.
Binance founder CZ predicted at Bitcoin Asia that Bitcoin will hit $1 million and surpass gold's market value, warning nations against ignoring it.