Bitcoin Drops 29% While M7 ETF Climbs, Raising Market Concerns
Bitcoin drops 29% after the October flash crash while M7 ETF rises 8%, raising concerns of market manipulation and diverging trends with U.S. stocks.
Bitcoin drops 29% after the October flash crash while M7 ETF rises 8%, raising concerns of market manipulation and diverging trends with U.S. stocks.
Bitcoin ETFs record renewed outflows as fresh data shows uneven demand, while Vanguard’s entry boosts sentiment with new inflows.
Bitcoin struggles to reclaim $93K as descending wedge forms, signaling potential breakout toward $125K if resistance is cleared soon.
Global liquidity trends, stablecoin growth, and policy shifts are challenging the traditional Bitcoin 4-year cycle and shaping a longer market path.
Bitcoin confirms a bearish monthly crossover as whale deposits rise, raising attention on repeating market structures and shifting high-timeframe momentum.
Bitcoin forms a reversal pattern as rising momentum targets the $100K–$102K zone where $16B liquidations await.
Bitcoin network activity drops to its lowest level since September 2024, with active addresses falling to 785K on a 7-day average.
Bitcoin and Solana Spot ETFs post strong inflows, while Ethereum records targeted outflows and XRP continues attracting institutional demand.
Bitcoin tops as altcoins bottom; mini altseason expected in 2026 with potential rebounds amid macro support tests.
Binance’s Bitcoin-to-stablecoin reserve ratio falls to a six-year low as spot Bitcoin ETFs record their first weekly inflows since October.
Bitcoin trades in the reload zone after a sharp shakeout, with traders tracking three possible price paths and renewed discussion on treasury stability.
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