U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have just logged their second-largest single-day inflow in history, signaling an unprecedented wave of institutional interest amid Bitcoin’s record-breaking rally. $1.18 Billion Flows into Bitcoin ETFs On Monday, the 11 U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs collectively drew in $1.18 billion, marking their biggest inflow since November 2024 — the day Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election, when inflows peaked at $1.37 billion. According to data from BITXjournal, these massive inflows came as Bitcoin (BTC) surged past $126,000, setting a new all-time high. In just four trading days of October, the total inflows have already reached $3.47…
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Accumulation signals renewed confidence as PEPE defends key support The PEPE (PEPE/USDT) token has begun to show signs of renewed strength, outperforming several leading memecoins as whale wallets continue accumulating near key support levels. After weeks of consolidation, the price is now hovering around $0.00000101, marking a modest but steady recovery from its September lows. PEPE’s recent stabilization around the $0.00000090–$0.00000100 support zone has caught the attention of traders. This green band, visible on the chart, has served as a strong base since late June. A sustained defense of this level suggests buyers are regaining control after months of sideways…
Gold prices are on the verge of reaching a record $4,000 per ounce, marking an extraordinary surge in safe-haven demand — and analysts say Bitcoin may be the next asset to rally. Gold’s Record-Breaking Run Gold futures touched the $4,000 per ounce milestone for the first time early Tuesday, while spot prices hit an all-time high of $3,976, according to TradingView.This surge comes amid mounting geopolitical tensions, global inflation, and a weakening dollar, all driving investors toward traditional hedges. Economist Peter Schiff noted the move as a “clear warning that current Fed policy is wrong,” urging the Federal Reserve to…
The European Union (EU) is weighing sanctions against A7A5, a Russian ruble-backed stablecoin that has rapidly grown to become the world’s largest non–US-dollar-pegged stablecoin, according to a Bloomberg report. Interestingly, A7A5’s market capitalization spiked by 250% shortly after the EU’s first wave of crypto-related restrictions.On Sept. 26, just one week after the sanctions announcement, the stablecoin’s market cap jumped from $140 million to over $491 million, according to CoinMarketCap data. EU Targets Ruble-Linked Crypto Transactions If passed, the sanctions would prohibit EU-based entities and individuals from directly or indirectly interacting with the A7A5 token or related parties.Documents obtained by Bloomberg…
Legislative delays hold back America’s plan for a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve US Senator Cynthia Lummis says the United States could begin funding its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR) at any time, pending the slow progress of legislative approval. Her remarks come as discussions around government-level Bitcoin adoption gain traction among policymakers and investors alike. In a recent post on X, Lummis confirmed that while bureaucratic red tape continues to slow the process, the initiative has already received the green light from President Donald Trump. “Thanks to President Trump, the acquisition of funds for an SBR can start anytime,” she said, emphasizing…
Record Bitcoin rally sends mining and treasury shares soaring Bitcoin (BTC) surged to a new all-time high above $126,000 on Monday, triggering a powerful rally across crypto mining stocks and treasury-backed companies. The broader digital asset market responded positively, reflecting renewed investor optimism and heightened institutional participation. Bitcoin’s rise — up nearly 27% in the past month — pushed major miners into double-digit gains. Argo Blockchain led global performance with a remarkable 96% jump on the London Stock Exchange, closing at 5.3 pence ($0.07). In the United States, HIVE Digital Technologies advanced more than 25% during trading hours, followed by…
Short-term correction may follow as ETH approaches key liquidity zone Ethereum (ETH) has staged a strong rally in recent weeks, breaking above the $4,700 resistance for the first time since early summer. However, technical indicators now suggest that a short-term retracement could be developing as the asset tests a zone of liquidity and profit-taking pressure near its previous weak high around the $4,800–$4,900 range. The 4-hour ETH/USD chart shows a decisive close above the gray resistance block, confirming a breakout from its previous consolidation range. Yet, price has begun to stall beneath the upper liquidity zone marked by a thin…
Technical indicators signal strong bullish continuation after major consolidation phase Bitcoin (BTC) is approaching a crucial technical milestone as it trades near the $126,000 resistance zone, signaling a potential breakout that could redefine short-term market sentiment. After months of range-bound movement, BTC has climbed more than 27% since mid-September, showing renewed investor confidence and growing institutional accumulation. Recent price action on the daily BTC/USD chart highlights a clean breakout from a descending channel, supported by increasing volume. The green demand zone near $110,000 acted as a key accumulation area, while the upper red resistance zone around $126,000 now serves as…
South Korean investors emerge as key drivers of Ethereum’s price momentum South Korean retail investors are rapidly becoming one of the biggest forces behind Ethereum’s ongoing price rally, according to industry leaders. As Ether (ETH) trades roughly 7% below its all-time high, analysts say that local buying pressure is significantly influencing both spot prices and institutional treasury accumulation. Samson Mow, CEO of Bitcoin infrastructure firm Jan3, said this week that around $6 billion in Korean retail capital is currently sustaining Ether’s valuation, pushing its price and treasury demand higher. Retail Exchanges and the “Kimchi Premium” Signal Surge in Activity Data…
Global cryptocurrency funds have shattered previous investment records, posting $5.95 billion in inflows last week as investors turned to digital assets amid fears of a U.S. government shutdown and ongoing economic uncertainty. Record-Breaking Inflows Across Crypto Markets According to data from CoinShares, crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) recorded their largest-ever weekly inflows, surpassing the previous high of $4.4 billion set in mid-July — a 35% increase. “We believe this was due to a delayed response to the FOMC interest rate cut, compounded by very weak employment data and concerns over U.S. government stability following the shutdown,” said James Butterfill, head of…