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Thailand’s rules for locally listed Bitcoin and Ether ETFs take effect Friday, opening regulated retail access. CoinShares expects initial inflows to be modest as new products compete with foreign funds, direct crypto trading and existing Thai investment vehicles.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded about $262 million in outflows on Wednesday, pushing weekly withdrawals to $151 million. Ether, Solana and Zcash funds also remained negative, while XRP ETFs attracted inflows and were the only category with positive weekly flows.
The post Will XRP Price Go Up This Week? Falling Open Interest Could Set Up Next Big Move appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News XRP has climbed back above $1.40, a level that has acted as a magnet for its price over...
Bitcoin’s Crypto Fear and Greed Index has fallen to 56, returning to neutral territory as the cryptocurrency retreats from last week’s high. Higher oil prices, rising Treasury yields, weaker ETF flows and lower prediction-market odds point to a more cautious backdrop for digital assets.
XRP Ledger developers fixed a vulnerability present since 2015 that could have let an attacker create counterfeit XRP through a specially crafted payment. The team said there is no evidence of exploitation, while Moneyiar data showed XRP down 3.15% over 24 hours.
Bitcoin pulled back after nearing $84,000 as oil prices recovered and U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs posted $681 million in weekly outflows. Analysts are watching $82,000 support and U.S. inflation data due October 14 for the next major market catalyst.
U.S. spot Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana ETFs are all recording net outflows in October. Bitcoin funds saw a small Friday rebound after heavy withdrawals, while Ethereum extended a nine-day losing streak and Solana posted five straight days of outflows.
Bitcoin’s rebound is being tested near $80,400 after US spot Bitcoin ETFs suffered almost $730 million in outflows across two sessions. Futures positioning, Sunday’s put-heavy options expiry and renewed spot demand will determine whether the recovery reflects fresh buying or short covering.
The post XRP ETF Inflows Hit $8.17M as Bitcoin and Ethereum Funds See Outflows appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The XRP ETF market is showing resilience as investors pull money from Bitcoin and Ethereum funds. U...
The post Bitcoin Price Under Pressure After $1.03B Profit-Taking: Can Bulls Defend $80,700? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News The Bitcoin price is facing renewed selling pressure after a sharp wave of profit-sell...
US spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have recorded $986.3 million in combined October net outflows. Ether funds have posted withdrawals for eight straight sessions, while Bitcoin products faced a sharp two-day wave of redemptions as the cryptocurrency rally weakened.
Bitcoin was heading for a weekly loss as a Friday rebound faded, with crypto markets pressured by higher rates, weak bitcoin ETF flows and a Ledger-linked security investigation. Ether fell more sharply, while corporate bitcoin activity and upcoming U.S. inflation data remained in focus.
U.S. spot XRP ETFs attracted about $8 million on Thursday, making them the only crypto ETF group with net inflows. Bitcoin, ether, Solana and Zcash funds recorded withdrawals as leveraged liquidations pressured the wider market.
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US spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs recorded about $646 million in combined withdrawals on Wednesday, their sharpest setback in months. BlackRock’s funds led the outflows as Bitcoin fell below $83,000 and Ethereum approached $2,500 amid weakening institutional demand.
Jonathan Spalletta was convicted over two 2021 Uranium Finance hacks that prosecutors say stole more than $50 million. Authorities said he laundered funds through Tornado Cash and spent them on rare trading cards, Roman coins and other collectibles.
Bitcoin’s realized cap rose by $12.8 billion in the 30 days to Oct. 5, but only $4.9 billion came from new-money inflows, Glassnode data showed. Existing holders drove most of the increase, while short-term investors took profits as Bitcoin traded above $85,000.
The post Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $485M as BTC Falls Toward $82K — Bearish Move Ahead? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest single day outflow in more than a year, with nearly...
