Bitcoin ETFs Face Significant Outflows Amid May’s Market Downturn
Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced heavy net outflows totaling $1.42 billion in the last week of May, marking continued investor withdrawal throughout a challenging month for the sector.
Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced heavy net outflows totaling $1.42 billion in the last week of May, marking continued investor withdrawal throughout a challenging month for the sector.
Humanity Protocol surged over 70%, Stellar broke key resistance after weeks of consolidation, while DeXe maintained steady gains despite uncertain market conditions.
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller supports stablecoins for expanding U.S. monetary influence but dismisses central bank digital currencies as unnecessary solutions.
New York City’s mayor refused to attend the annual Israel Day parade, citing his support for Palestinian rights and marking a notable shift in the city’s longstanding political tradition.
Berkshire Hathaway will acquire Taylor Morrison for $8.5 billion in cash, expanding its housing business and integrating site-built homes into its portfolio.
The crypto market eyes key U.S. labor figures, Federal Reserve signals, and inflation updates from major economies, with the CLARITY Act's progress adding to market uncertainty.
Following recent market turbulence, SUI, ONDO, and Pi Network emerge as undervalued tokens facing critical support levels and technical challenges amid shifting investor sentiment.
Strategy’s leadership hints at new Bitcoin buys as retail shareholders face a key vote on semi-monthly dividends for the company’s preferred stock.
China’s biotech sector is rapidly expanding, increasing U.S. dependence on Chinese drug innovation and supply chains while raising strategic and security questions.
Despite near $3 billion in ETF outflows, Bitcoin social media sentiment hits its highest level this year, highlighting a split between retail optimism and institutional caution.