US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their first significant outflows on July 1, totaling $342 million, ending a 15-day inflow streak.
Ether struggles to hold $2,400 as whale sell-offs accelerate, but institutional buyers and analysts remain optimistic about a potential summer rally.
Dogecoin declined toward $0.16 amid capital rotation to smaller meme tokens, with derivatives data showing $60M in short positions creating resistance at $0.18.
The SEC’s July 2 deadline on Grayscale’s GDLC ETF could pave the way for a Cardano ETF, as analysts project up to a 90% chance of approval.
Robinhood (NASDAQ: HOOD) introduced tokenized versions of US ETFs and private company stocks, sending its stock price up 12.77% to $93.63.
Trump vs. Musk 2.0 is more than just political theater. It’s a power struggle with real implications for crypto as well as the broader financial landscape.
A prominent ETH whale redeemed 95,313 ETH over the past three weeks, transferring 68,000 ETH to centralized exchanges, sparking fears of a sell-off.
Robert Kiyosaki regrets not buying more Bitcoin earlier, when the crypto asset was valued at only $6,000. On June 30, BTC jumped to $107,000.
Ethereum price is showing strength, regaining the critical support of $2,500, as the ETH Proof-of-Stake model gets a major upgrade.
Arbitrum’s ARB token gained 17.5% on Robinhood partnership speculation, recording a 460% volume spike as traders eye a potential breakout.
Venture giant a16z appears to be quietly exiting its COMP position, depositing $18.33 million worth of tokens into Coinbase.
Pi Network’s Pi2Day 2025 brought major announcements, including an AI-powered no-code app builder and a community-driven staking feature.
Cardano has staged a significant breakout over the past year in price outlook compared to Ethereum and Solana amid current fluctuations.
Binance CEO has highlighted three safety rules to help crypto users navigate the Web3 ecosystem safely, including prompt information verification.
Coinbase will introduce perpetual-style crypto futures trading in the US on July 21, marking the first major exchange to offer such derivatives under full CFTC oversight with initial support for nano Bitcoin and Ether contracts.