The volume of Bitcoin (BTC) sold by governments is a minor fraction of the current bull market's total inflows, according to CryptoQuant's Ki Young Ju. Bitcoin traders should not react
After more than a decade, former users of the Mt. Gox cryptocurrency exchange are finally receiving their long-awaited repayments. The exchange, which filed for bankruptcy and began liquidation in 2014,
The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has dropped significantly below $55,000 today, challenging expectations of the start of an altcoin season. This marks Bitcoin's worst weekly performance of the year, reminiscent
Bitcoin's price action attempts to recover from the start of Mt. Gox reimbursements, but analysts suggest waiting for longer-term confirmation of a trend change. Bitcoin sought a rebound as the
Bitcoin could rise due to a weaker job market, but Bitcoin ETFs are on track for their third consecutive week of net negative outflows. Bitcoin and other risk assets might
Almost all of Mt. Gox's former creditors might look to sell their Bitcoin, which has surged by over 8,500% in value since the exchange's collapse a decade ago. According to
The number of active Bitcoin ATMs worldwide has dropped by 334 machines in under 40 days, with the most significant reductions seen in the US and Europe. The decline began
XRP's price dropped by over 12% to $0.381 on July 5, hitting its lowest level in three months. This decline mirrors broader negative trends in the cryptocurrency market, driven by
Bitcoin is testing its recent lows and is at risk of breaking key support levels, which have been crucial in sustaining its bull run. Bitcoin's Price at Risk of Falling
The forthcoming launch of Ether-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) may not generate the same excitement or inflows as the highly successful Bitcoin ETFs, according to Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas.