In a single day, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lost more than 735 million dollars. BlackRock alone saw $448M flee from IBIT. Here's why it should alert crypto investors!
In a single day, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs lost more than 735 million dollars. BlackRock alone saw $448M flee from IBIT. Here's why it should alert crypto investors!
Bitcoin is going through its first real moment of doubt since the massive return of institutional capital to the crypto market. While spot ETFs record spectacular outflows and short-term traders sell at a loss, several analysts now fear a more brutal correction of BTC. Between signs of capitulation and resistance from long-term investors, the market enters a decisive phase where technical supports could determine the next bullish cycle.
Artificial intelligence is already transforming customer service, payments, and online commerce. But a new study reveals an unexpected blind spot: consumers lie much more easily to AI than to a human being. Without eye contact, without judgment, does the machine disinhibit bad tendencies?
Bitcoin plunges below key technical thresholds, spot ETFs record massive outflows and pessimism spreads across the entire crypto market. Yet, behind this growing nervousness, K33 Research identifies an anomaly rarely seen in previous BTC bear markets. Analysts believe that traders' extreme caution could actually prevent a new violent capitulation. Such an interpretation could change the perception of the current crypto cycle.
Bitget is turning gold CFD trading into a global speed challenge with its new “Gold Fast or Go Home Challenge.” The campaign pushes users to open the app, enter the TradFi section, complete an XAUUSD gold CFD trade, and share their attempt on social media. Behind the playful format, Bitget is making a clear point: access to traditional markets is becoming part of the crypto trading experience.
It’s almost mid-2026 and yet Blockchain is trapped in a narrative of speculative mania and few practical real-world asset (RWA) applications in daily life. For years, the momentum behind the promise to dismantle centralization and democratize finance has been stagnant, but no longer.
XRP is going through a tense phase as several indicators turn red. Indeed, the slowdown of the XRP Ledger, combined with the decrease in flows to Ripple spot ETFs, fuels market doubts about the token's dynamics. In a context of a return of risk aversion to cryptos, investors are now closely watching XRP's ability to maintain its key technical levels.
Bitwise claims that Hyperliquid's HYPE token could be one of the most undervalued crypto assets on the market despite a 77% increase this year. A statement that reignites the debate on the next stars of the crypto cycle.
Ethereum is back under scrutiny as several technical signals weaken its short-term trajectory. According to market analysts, ether could face heavy pressure if the $2,000 threshold does not hold. This level draws attention, as a break would confirm a bearish pattern already observed in January before a marked correction of ETH's price.
Does Europe finally want to regain control against the dominance of American stablecoins? The banking consortium Qivalis has just sent a strong signal to the market. With the arrival of 25 new European banks, the euro stablecoin project takes on a new dimension a few months before its planned launch in the second half of 2026.