Bitcoin, Ethereum ETFs Draw $451M in One Day
Seven-day inflows for both ETF markets total nearly $3B, putting sustained demand for Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure at the center of the liquidity picture.
Major crypto ecosystems — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB, and other emerging networks.
Seven-day inflows for both ETF markets total nearly $3B, putting sustained demand for Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure at the center of the liquidity picture.
The first Fed hike since 2023 puts persistent inflation and higher energy prices back at the center of the policy outlook, complicating expectations for rate cuts.
The hires land as Solana pushes beyond its retail-trading base into stablecoin payments and onchain funds, with $5T in stablecoin volume and $4.5B in tokenized assets already on the chain this year.
The hires pair institutional strategy with payments execution as Solana reports $5T in stablecoin volume and $4.5B in real-world assets.
The exploit exposed two separate control failures: a consensus validation bug and an automated peg-out path with no payout-size or human-review limits.
The multi-asset withdrawal puts a newly created wallet in focus, though the transfer alone does not establish whether the funds are headed for long-term holding.
At the time, Bitcoin was worth about $5 to $10; Armstrong says some recipients later told him their coins were worth $60,000 to $100,000.
A golden cross and a break above $60.60 add technical support to the rally, while the next reward halving is due in July.
The recovery exposed a timing gap: 168,990.9 ATOM arrived after the sweep, then moved through Osmosis and was sold for about 266,841 USDC.
A nearly 20-basis-point jump in the 10-year yield is pressuring both crypto and equities, putting Thursday’s U.S. data and Fed speakers in focus.
Rising yields are tightening financial conditions across risk assets, while derivatives data points to long unwinding rather than a fresh wave of short bets.
A stronger dollar and Treasury yields at multi-year highs are tightening financial conditions, putting pressure on risk assets while investors reassess the path for U.S. rates.
The 21Shares listing expands brokerage access to ZEC, while record network activity and a separate US ETF rally add competing signals behind the move.
The withdrawal shifts a large Bitcoin balance away from an exchange, a move traders often watch for signs of longer-term custody.
The rate relationship is weak over longer windows, but a 21% jump in Treasury volatility shows how quickly risk aversion can hit BTC.
The warning puts legacy Bitcoin addresses in focus: a shift to quantum-resistant signatures would require networkwide consensus and exposed coins to move.
The support test comes as ETF inflows persist, leaving bond yields and Bitcoin’s next daily closes to determine whether $77,000 or $96,700 becomes the next key level.
Ether also fell about 2%, while the Fear & Greed Index remained in Greed territory, leaving a mixed picture beneath the market-wide pullback.
The listing gives HYPE access to spot trading on one of the largest crypto exchanges, broadening its reach beyond Hyperliquid's own ecosystem.
The accumulation points to demand beyond retail, but a short-squeeze component and heavy supply near $88,000-$90,000 leave the rally facing a meaningful test.