Bitcoin price loses traction as miner profits drop and spot BTC outflows persist
Bitcoin has lost more than 10% in the past two weeks as fear of a US recession, spot Bitcoin ETF outflows and the threat of miner capitulation grows. Go to Source
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Bitcoin has lost more than 10% in the past two weeks as fear of a US recession, spot Bitcoin ETF outflows and the threat of miner capitulation grows. Go to Source
Many analysts say a drop in spot Bitcoin ETF demand is the primary reason for BTC’s price weakness, but there’s more to it than that. Go to Source
The Bitcoin futures premium plunged to its lowest levels in 10 months, but traders have refused to turn bearish. Go to Source
Professional Bitcoin traders have yet to hop on the wagon after BTC’s weekend rally. Cointelegraph explains why. Go to Source
Resilient US job and inflation data and steady spot Bitcoin ETF inflows aided Bitcoin’s rally above $60,000. Go to Source
Investors balance risk as Bitcoin futures dip, reflecting uncertainty before the Federal Reserve’s September meeting. Go to Source
ETH’s onchain and derivatives data are looking stronger even as macroeconomic data remains concerning. Go to Source
For years analysts and traders have said cooling inflation would benefit the crypto market, yet prices are still down. Cointelegraph explains why. Go to Source
Bitcoin whales and miners remain cautiously optimistic, strengthening the bullish case for $64,300 support. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s resilience amid price drops indicates strengthening support at the $65,000 level. Go to Source