
Bitcoin inflows are back above $1B, but the Fed may decide if the rally holds
Three straight billion-dollar inflow weeks show demand is returning, but Bitcoin still needs the Fed and spot buyers to cooperate.

Three straight billion-dollar inflow weeks show demand is returning, but Bitcoin still needs the Fed and spot buyers to cooperate.

South Korea’s Kbank is piloting Ripple-powered remittances, testing whether bank-linked crypto rails can evolve into real payment infrastructure.

DeFi United’s roughly $240 million recovery push shows major protocols trying to protect user confidence in the emerging industry.

Bitcoin’s sudden slip spotlights a crowded $80k zone, rising liquidations, and a fragile risk backdrop.

Hong Kong is trying to move Asian Bitcoin capital out of the US ETF shadow and into a regulated market structure it can control.

Stablecoins are finding their strongest argument in one of business’s oldest problems: moving money on time.

Institutional investors have channeled more than $2 billion into Bitcoin ETFs as traders increasingly position for a breakout above $80,000.

Buy pressure is improving, yet leverage is rising faster than spot demand, setting up a painful unwind if ETH stalls.

Bitcoin has demonstrated surprising resilience by holding near $78,000, following a massive derivatives short squeeze.

Cardano’s founding engineering lab wants to tap into the trillion-dollar Bitcoin market, but it needs the community’s approval for a $46.8 million development budget first.

Derivatives traders are still betting against BTC even as spot ETFs pull in fresh capital, setting up either a short squeeze or one more leg lower.

Bitcoin is entering a fresh macro test as higher oil prices feed inflation fears, lift yields, and push Fed cuts further out.