After nearly two months of sustained selling, US-listed bitcoin and ether exchange-traded funds recorded a combined $282 million in net inflows this week, ending an eight-week streak of withdrawals. The reversal signals renewed investor interest, though it barely dents the losses accumulated during the downturn. Over the
Empery Digital, a company that had positioned itself as a bitcoin treasury firm, has offloaded roughly half of its BTC holdings as it pivots away from cryptocurrency accumulation toward artificial intelligence infrastructure. The move reflects broader pressures facing corporate bitcoin treasury strategies, with the troubled firm redirecting capital toward AI
Bitcoin's recovery to around $64,000 will confront a pivotal moment on July 14, when traders assess whether renewed spot ETF inflows can sustain upward momentum. A single day of positive fund flows may not be enough to overcome persistent headwinds, including firm bond yields that make risk
A June selloff triggered margin calls and pushed leading preferred shares tied to Bitcoin corporate credit well below par, marking what BitcoinTreasuries.net calls the sector's first meaningful stress test. Despite the turbulence, the more than $10 billion market continues to attract new entrants, suggesting resilience in a
Standard Chartered has responded to concerns over Bitcoin sales by treasury giant Strategy, characterizing them as a short-term distraction rather than a meaningful market driver. The bank maintains that these transactions represent 'mostly noise' and should not alter investors' longer-term outlook. Despite the sales, Standard
Wall Street's growing preference for closed, permissioned blockchains could redirect financial activity away from public crypto networks, according to a new JPMorgan analysis. The bank argues that moving tokenization, payments, and settlement onto private systems poses a more significant long-term threat to Bitcoin than events like Strategy
A reverse stock split has restored AVAX One's standing on the Nasdaq exchange, resolving a compliance issue tied to its share price. The company, which accumulates AVAX, the native token of the Avalanche blockchain network, had faced pressure to meet the exchange's minimum bid requirements. By
Renewed fighting between the United States and Iran has disrupted traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route for global oil supplies, pushing crude prices higher and reviving inflation concerns across financial markets. Against this backdrop, Bitcoin demonstrated notable stability, trading near $63,000 on Thursday according to
B3, Latin America's largest stock exchange, has expanded its cryptocurrency offerings by introducing options tied to bitcoin, ether and solana futures contracts. Unlike products that require direct exposure to digital assets, these options settle into the underlying futures contracts rather than spot cryptoassets. This structure means there is
Bitcoin retreated to around $62,000 after climbing back from last week's low of $57,700, tempering a short-lived rebound. Analytics firm CryptoQuant argues that several indicators point to further potential gains, citing improving demand, favorable seasonality and supportive valuation metrics. However, the firm cautions that its
Bitcoin treasury firm BSTR, co-founded by Blockstream CEO Adam Back, has walked away from the terms of its planned merger with Cantor Equity Partners, a special purpose acquisition company. The two parties agreed not to complete the deal under the original July 2025 agreement, and the shareholder meeting required
A recent deleveraging event across XRP markets has cleared out excess speculative positions, lowering the risk of cascading forced liquidations that can amplify price declines. With that leverage flushed out, the token's next move now depends on more sustainable sources of demand rather than borrowed exposure. Analysts point