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Bitcoin spot ETFs have recorded their longest inflow streak since October, pulling in over $2 billion in eight days. However, this institutional demand is coinciding with a significant surge in profit-taking from short-term holders, setting up a critical test for Bitcoin's price action around the $80,000 mark.
American Bitcoin (ABTC), a mining firm co-founded by Donald Trump's sons, has energized 11,298 new ASICs at its Canadian facility, significantly boosting its operational hash rate. This expansion comes as the company navigates a challenging market, having reported a substantial loss in Q4 2025.
Bitcoin and Ether pulled back from recent highs, with traders eyeing a CME futures gap for potential upside. Meanwhile, a $292 million exploit on KelpDAO's rsETH token triggered significant outflows from Aave, shaking altcoin markets amidst broader macro headwinds.
Despite recent corrections, Bitcoin bulls are aggressively buying dips, fueled by strong spot ETF inflows and MicroStrategy's latest acquisition. However, the path to $80,000 remains challenging, with geopolitical tensions adding a layer of uncertainty to the market.
On-chain data reveals a significant 33% increase in Ether held by accumulation wallets, alongside a surge in daily active addresses. This bullish sentiment is reinforced by a confirmed 'cup-and-handle' technical breakout, suggesting ETH could be poised for a sustained rally towards the $3,000 mark.
Bitcoin rallied above $77,000 and oil futures dropped sharply after Iran announced the Strait of Hormuz would remain open for commercial traffic during the ongoing ceasefire, signaling a temporary de-escalation of Middle East tensions.
Bitcoin hovers near $75,000, balancing robust institutional demand against a significant supply wall, while geopolitical developments and nuanced derivatives data signal a market treading carefully.
Bitcoin's ascent above $76,000 hit a wall as short-term holders cashed out 63,000 BTC, marking the highest profit-taking event of 2026. This move, however, is being met by significant accumulation from long-term holders, setting the stage for a critical market dynamic.
A new report from blockchain security firm Hacken reveals Web3 projects lost $482 million in Q1 2026, primarily due to phishing and social engineering. The data highlights a shift from single 'mega hacks' to more frequent, mid-sized incidents, pushing regulators worldwide to demand stricter security protocols beyond on
Bittensor's native token, TAO, has experienced a sharp 30% decline following accusations of centralization from a key subnet operator, Covenant AI, with technical indicators suggesting potential for a further 25-45% dip.
Bitcoin treasury firm Nakamoto (NAKA) is executing a reverse stock split, ranging from 1-for-20 to 1-for-50, in a bid to boost its share price and meet Nasdaq's minimum bid requirement after its stock plummeted 99% from its 2025 peak.
The CoinDesk 20 index registered a modest decline today, primarily driven by underperformance in altcoins like Aave and Stellar, even as Bitcoin maintained a flat trading trajectory.