Bitcoin

Recent data from CoinShares revealed that crypto funds experienced outflows totaling $600 million in the week ending June 14. This came after five consecutive weeks of inflows, signaling a shift in investor sentiment towards digital assets. The outflows were primarily seen in Bitcoin and Solana funds, with the former witnessing $621 million exits and the
Bitcoin, the ever-volatile cryptocurrency, has shown a recent decline in price, sparking fears of an extended bear market. Amidst the uncertainty, there are some faint bullish signals emerging. One such signal is the Bitcoin Taker Buy Sell Ratio. This metric, which monitors the balance between buy and sell orders on exchanges, has dipped below one,
The Bitcoin market is currently experiencing a shift in dynamics, with a new wave of short-term traders entering the scene alongside veteran holders who remain steadfast in their beliefs. The influx of short-term investors is driven by the emergence of Spot Bitcoin ETFs, allowing easy access to Bitcoin as a financial instrument. These new investors
The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing a surge of optimism as investment funds see a historic influx of funds. CoinShares, a prominent digital asset manager, reported an unprecedented $2 billion surge into crypto funds in just one week. This amount surpassed the total net inflows for the entire month of May, showcasing a positive trend
Christian’s journey into the world of journalism began long before the age of Bitcoin. As a feature writer for his college paper, he honed his craft and developed a love for storytelling that would shape his career. His passion for writing led him to a successful stint as an editor at a data engineering firm,
The founder of LookIntoBitcoin, Philip Swift, recently brought attention to the significant increase in global liquidity, marking a new all-time high (ATH). According to Swift, this surge in global liquidity is a crucial indicator of Bitcoin’s potential to rise in the current bull run. The global liquidity has now reached $94 trillion, inching closer to