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Update (Oct. 9, 11:15 am UTC): This article has been revised to reflect the latest CoinShares data on 2024 inflows, following discrepancies with data previously reported by CoinShares in early 2025.Cryptocurrency investment products reached a major milestone, with year-to-date (YTD) inflows surpassiâŚ
Bitcoin steadied on Thursday as traders weighed the minutes from the Federal Reserve, signaling that officials see room for additional easing this year.Minutes from the Fedâs September meeting showed policymakers broadly backing further reductions, with roughly half favoring two more cuts before yeaâŚ
By Elsa OhlenThe price of Bitcoin slipped further from its record high hit earlier this week.The world's largest cryptocurrency was down 1% over the past 24 hours to $121,830 on Thursday, according to CoinDesk data, and is now up just about 1% over the past seven days.Investors taking profit is one âŚ
Amid the calls for new all-time highs for Bitcoin, one analyst is going against the trend and calling a crash. The prediction not only expects Bitcoin to break below the $100,000 level, which many believe was already left in the past, but to actually fall by more than 60% from here. The analysis, whâŚ
Hargreaves Lansdown, the UK's largest investment platform, has issued an anti-crypto statement, arguing that digital assets should not be included in investor portfolios, the Financial Times reports. The Bristol-headquartered financial services company argues that Bitcoin, the flagship cryptocurrencâŚ
Bitcoin is currently clear of âoverbought conditionsâ and is set to track a steady path upward despite hitting a new all-time high on Monday, according to analysts. Bitcoin (BTC) hit a peak high of over $126,000 on Monday, which places it âroughly halfway through its four-year price cycle,â CryptoQuâŚ
Bitcoin is poised for unprecedented price discovery as long as it doesnât peak within the next few days, according to veteran trader Peter Brandt.âIt is reasonable to expect a bull market high any day now,â Brandt told Cointelegraph on Wednesday, citing Bitcoinâs (BTC) historical cycle pattern, whicâŚ
Ethereum price failed to extend gains above $4,600 and declined. ETH is now moving lower and might extend losses below $4,400 in the short term.Ethereum started a downside correction below $4,600 and $4,550.The price is trading below $4,550 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average.There is a short-tâŚ
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has agreed that the four-year crypto cycle is dead, but not for the reasons most people believe. âAs the four-year anniversary of this fourth cycle is upon us, traders wish to apply the historical pattern and forecast an end to this bull run,â said Hayes in a blog postâŚ
XRP price is trading around $2.86 today, holding firm despite the broader crypto market turbulence. Traders remain cautious yet curious, closely watching how upcoming regulatory decisions and XRP ETF approvals could shape the tokenâs next major move.Over the past 24 hours, XRP has fluctuated betweenâŚ
A cryptocurrency analyst has pointed out how the Open Interest for Bitcoin and the altcoins is forming a setup that previously led to a market downturn.Bitcoin & Altcoins Have Seen A Jump In Open Interest RecentlyIn a new post on X, CryptoQuant community analyst Maartunn has discussed about the lateâŚ
In a recent blog post, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes argues that Bitcoinâs four-year cycle is essentially dead. His explanation is based on different macroeconomic drivers that were behind Bitcoin's price action in the past. As reported by U.Today, Hayes previously predicted that the leading cryptoâŚ