BlackRock’s flagship Bitcoin fund is entering its most intense withdrawal phase yet, with more than $2.7 billion leaving the product over the past five weeks. The exodus marks a decisive shift in institutional positioning as the year draws to a close and professional investors scale back risk. The iShares Bitcoin Trust, which swelled into a seventy-one-billion-dollar titan during Bitcoin’s surge to record levels, has recorded outflows for five consecutive weeks through Novemb

Image taken from reuters.com In a landmark shift that redefines what ownership means in the digital age, the United Kingdom has officially woven cryptocurrencies and other blockchain-based assets into its property law. This transformation became reality with the passage of the Property (Digital Assets etc) Act , which received Royal Assent this week—King Charles’s final seal that turns a bill into binding law. With that signature, legal traditions that have stood for centurie

Image taken from bankrate.com The crypto market opened the week on the back foot after a sharp wave of forced liquidations erased nearly $646 million in leveraged trades across major exchanges early Monday. The wipeout, dominated by long positions, deepened the month’s already painful close and pushed bitcoin, ether and leading altcoins back toward their recent lows. Fresh data from Coinglass showed that almost 90% of the liquidations came from longs, with the single largest

Image taken from moneycontrol.com Bitcoin’s year hasn’t exactly followed the script investors hoped for. Despite touching fresh all-time highs just a few weeks ago, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency has slipped about 5% in 2024, and November has been particularly brutal. With the market wobbling and sentiment turning cautious, many investors are now staring at the calendar and wondering: Does December usually save the day? Well… the data doesn’t exactly hand you a Santa hat.

Truther, a rising force in crypto payments, is preparing to roll out a new kind of spending card in El Salvador on January 29 — and it might shift how everyday users interact with stablecoins. Built in partnership with Visa, the card lets people pay with USDT straight from their self-custody wallet, eliminating the usual headaches of preloading balances or trusting third-party custodians. The card works like a traditional Visa card on the surface, but underneath, the mechanic

Denis Dariotis wasn’t the kind of third-grader worried about multiplication tables. He was worried about market open. While his classmates sharpened pencils, he was trying to squeeze a few minutes from teachers so he could glance at his trading positions before the bell. He laughs about it now, recalling how a curious teacher once tried to peek at his laptop to see what he was trading. He instinctively closed the screen and muttered, “Sorry… that’s private.” In hindsight, tha

Image taken from streetfins.com Ethereum has been on a striking run, climbing more than 12% over the past week and signaling a clear change in the tone across the crypto landscape. The broader risk appetite in global markets is shifting, with investors increasingly expecting lower interest rates in the months ahead. As those expectations strengthen, assets tied to long-term growth stories—like Ethereum—are starting to attract renewed attention. But this rally isn’t just about

Image taken from Groww.in Ethereum has long been viewed as one of the most durable players in the crypto universe — a project that can survive multiple cycles, reinvent itself, and still remain the backbone of thousands of applications. Yet even this “bulletproof” giant hasn’t been immune to pressure. Over the past few weeks, a mix of macro jitters and developer migration toward cheaper, specialised blockchains has created noticeable drag on sentiment. But despite these headw

Bitcoin’s long-term narrative is shifting, and JPMorgan’s latest market note captures that transformation with unusual clarity. The bank suggests that BTC has the potential to rise toward $240,000 over the long run—not as part of a typical crypto cycle, but as the result of a market that’s maturing into a macro-driven asset class. The projection arrives after a challenging phase for digital assets. Bitcoin, which touched $126,000 in early October , slipped to nearly $82,000

Bitcoin is currently moving through one of its most delicate phases, with both on-chain and off-chain indicators pointing to a structurally weak setup. According to the latest analysis from Glassnode, BTC is locked in a low-conviction consolidation zone, and the market is unlikely to regain strength until the price climbs back above key cost-basis levels and fresh inflows return. For weeks, Bitcoin has been trading below the short-term holder cost basis of around $104,600 , a

Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, jumped back above the $91,000 mark for the first time in nearly a week, clawing back losses after a month-long slump. A broad rebound in risk assets and calmer market volatility gave traders the breathing room they needed to push prices higher. Ethereum followed suit with a 3.75% surge in the past 24 hours, reclaiming the $3,000 level. Major altcoins — including XRP, BNB, Solana, Tron, Dogecoin, Cardano, and Hyperliquid — also post

Image from Groww.in Bitcoin entered the week on a weak footing, unable to mirror the strength seen in Monday’s equity market rally. While global stocks bounced back convincingly, the world’s largest cryptocurrency remained stuck in a narrow band, continuing a multi-day stretch of sluggish momentum following last week’s decline. After a brief weekend recovery, Bitcoin slipped as much as three percent on Monday, briefly falling below the eighty-six-thousand-dollar mark before s

Image from Mint.com Spotting Bitcoin’s true bottom is famously tricky, even for veteran analysts. But fresh on-chain signals and trading patterns are pointing to one possibility: Bitcoin may have finally carved out a bottom this month. The big question now is whether this marks a lasting turnaround or just another brief pause before more turbulence. One of the strongest signs comes from the Whale vs. Retail Delta , an indicator that tracks the difference between long positio

Image fron Reuters Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, is experiencing its steepest monthly decline in more than three years, falling over 21% so far this month—its largest drop since June 2022. The slump is largely attributed to forced liquidations and a broader shift away from riskier, speculative assets. Many major altcoins have also tumbled, amplifying the downturn across the crypto market. On November 25, Bitcoin traded near $88,000 after bouncing back from a se

Image from Watcher Guru After a strong surge following Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory and a solid start to 2025 despite regulatory uncertainties, most cryptocurrencies have hit a period of consolidation. XRP (CRYPTO: XRP), the world’s fourth-largest cryptocurrency, has risen just 6.5% year-to-date as of November 18, underperforming the broader stock market. Meanwhile, Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB), the 24th-largest crypto, has tumbled 58% this year. Despite recent weakness,

The crypto market has always been volatile, but recent shifts in global trade relations have added new layers of complexity. Institutional investors in digital assets are paying close attention to macroeconomic risks, especially as trade tensions simmer between major economies. One development drawing particular interest is the potential India-U.S. trade deal. This agreement could reshape global trade flows and, by extension, influence how capital moves within crypto markets.

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