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Bitcoin briefly fell below $81,000 on October 22 as Treasury yields plummeted and multiple asset classes sold off simultaneously, signaling a potential shift in investor capital allocation away from risk assets and towar...

The cryptocurrency market shed nearly $90 billion in 24 hours, with Bitcoin falling over 4% and sentiment shifting from greed to neutral amid inflation concerns in Japan, tech stock weakness, and significant options expi...

Cryptocurrency markets have experienced minimal price movement recently, with analysts suggesting the current quiet period could signal an incoming bull market or reflect broader macroeconomic caution.

Veteran trader Peter Brandt has identified a potential breakout in the gold-to-silver ratio, suggesting it could reach new all-time highs. The ratio currently sits around 74, with Brandt pointing to a possible move towar...

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US spot Bitcoin ETF holders pulled $635.49 million on October 22, marking the largest single-day withdrawal since June 25. The outflow occurred before Bitcoin reached a price level historically associated with heavier ET...

Bitcoin's futures open interest rose 8.04% to $27.12 billion in 24 hours, but the leverage-driven recovery may increase liquidation risks as altcoins now dominate open interest.

Over the past 24 hours, $383 million in long positions were liquidated across the crypto market, forcing leveraged traders to exit their bets on higher prices.

Bitcoin recovered to nearly $82,000 during Asian trading Friday as gold, Asian stocks and Nasdaq futures rebounded while the Japanese yen surrendered early gains.

Japan's core inflation rose above the BOJ's 2% target in September for the first time in nine months, strengthening the case for a December rate hike that could coincide with a Fed move.

Fundstrat's Tom Lee argues the AI selloff is nearly over as rates fall below 5% and the Fed may turn dovish, though he flags closed debt markets and war uncertainty as remaining risks.

Grayscale names HYPE and CAKE as leaders in tokenholder yield and adjusted earnings yield, while five of the top 10 tokens show negative holder yields due to dilution.

The Bull Score Index has dropped 20 points since late September, with a Cryptoquant contributor citing weak liquidity, demand growth, and short-term holder profitability as obstacles.

Fidelity's Jurrien Timmer says this year's rise in bond yields is multi-factorial, citing sticky structural inflation and mounting fiscal risk, as markets weigh a possible range after the largest weekly decline in seven ...

Cryptoquant CEO Ki Young Ju says fresh capital is flowing into bitcoin, a pattern he associates with bull markets, as U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs attract about $1.07 billion over three sessions.

Dune has introduced real-time market data feeds spanning more than 200 onchain trading venues across 12 blockchains, aiming to bring decentralized market activity into traditional trading systems.

Crypto analysts point to geopolitical tensions, potential Fed tightening, and attractive Treasury yields as factors keeping bitcoin below $100,000 through 2026.

The Commodity Markets Council is asking the CFTC to reject Kalshi's proposed perpetual crude oil contracts and to block U.S. retail traders from accessing offshore derivatives platforms via VPNs.

Ether's one-month at-the-money implied volatility sits at 49% versus 37% realized, a 12.5-point gap that ranks in the 90th percentile of the past two years.

BlackRock's TLT ETF is up 4.5% in October, its best month since February, as investors seek safety amid oil price spikes, military conflicts, and inflation concerns.