Investors pulled $222 million from US Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in the first two days of the week, with Fidelity’s FBTC leading Bitcoin ETF outflows.
Ripple Labs has made a major escrow move with over 700 million XRP locked in, the first since its US SEC resolution.
VanEck has filed for a spot BNB ETF in Delaware, potentially driving the token’s price upward in the coming months.
The new owner of FTX EU Backpack has commenced verification for users who still have claims with the exchange to recoup their funds.
Shiba Inu price is in the spotlight as showcased by the more than 1 billion transaction milestone registered by Shibarium.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their second-largest monthly outflow in March as the crypto community showed mixed reactions toward the market movements.
NFT marketplace X2Y2 has confirmed that it will end operations on April 30th amid declining NFT volumes and network issues.
Ethereum’s bearish sentiment has strengthened while the ETH-based investment products in the US ended their four-week outflow streak.
Bitcoin price has fallen to $81,500 as global markets brace for potential volatility with the onset of Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs on April 2.
Solana (SOL) may face a decline to $105 if it loses its key support level at $125, according to technical analysis.
Market volatility is at play, with Bitcoin currently trading around the $85,000 range and Peter Brandt backing a potential drop to $70,000
XRP has formed a bearish head-and-shoulders (H&S) pattern on the daily chart, which if played out, could push XRP on a bearish drop towards $1.50.
Mubarak, a new meme coin on BNB Smart Chain, recorded a significant selloff despite the listing announcement from Binance, the largest crypto exchange by trading volume.
Inspired by the Ghibli Anime AI trend, Solana-based meme coins, including Ghiblification (GHIBLI), have gained significant traction, hitting $20.8 million market cap.
The Blockchain Group has bolstered its Bitcoin treasury with a $50M purchase, as analysts eye a potential BTC rally toward $95,000.