Crypto funds post $103m inflow over the week
Outflows from crypto investment products, recorded last week, quickly turned into inflows.News, articles, and analysis on key events, indicators, and signals in the cryptocurrency market.
Crypto funds post $103m inflow over the week
Outflows from crypto investment products, recorded last week, quickly turned into inflows.
Analysts see Bitcoin at $160,000 after ETF launch
A number of catalysts, in tandem with historical patterns, could catapult the first cryptocurrency to $160,000 in a 2024 bull market.
Experts name the main driver of the rally in the cryptocurrency market
The recent rebound in the cryptocurrency market is not directly tied to inflows from outside funds. This conclusion was reached by Sixdegree Lab analysts based on analysis of the stablecoins segment.
Crypto funds faced $16 million outflow
An 11-week run of inflows into cryptocurrency investment products was followed by an outflow, with $16 million withdrawn from crypto funds between December 9 and 15.
Kaiko notes renewed activity among cryptocurrency traders
Since October, a trend toward higher average transaction sizes on both centralised and decentralised exchanges has emerged, Kaiko reports.
Net inflows into crypto funds extended for the 11th consecutive week
Net inflows into cryptocurrency investment products for 2–8 December totaled $42.8 million, according to CoinShares.
Analysts Forecast the Duration of Bitcoin’s Current Rally
The average drawdown in bear phases was 74.8%, and gains during bull phases were 6060%. These estimates were provided by IOSG.
K33 Research: Bitcoin rebounds faster than in previous cycles
K33 Research: the drawdown in BTC from ATH to 36% indicates a much faster rebound to the all-time high relative to previous cycles.
Experts assess the odds of a further Bitcoin rally
Bitcoin futures indicators show a 'supportive sign' for further upside in spring 2024.
Blur widens NFT market share to 80%
Blur accounts for around 80% of NFT trading volume on the Blur marketplace, while OpenSea's share has fallen to around 17%.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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