
BTC, ETH, and XRP Face Extreme Fear, But Whales Are Sending Mixed Signals
Crypto traders are becoming increasingly bearish, but history suggests that widespread fear can sometimes create opportunities for a market-wide recovery.
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Crypto traders are becoming increasingly bearish, but history suggests that widespread fear can sometimes create opportunities for a market-wide recovery.

Stablecoin supply fell $14.2 billion in 30 days, the fastest contraction since June 2022, amid weak ETF demand.

Recent buyers are moving billions in Bitcoin to exchanges below their purchase prices, while Binance sees sharp inflows from recently moved coins.

Deutsche Bank’s custody service now holds Bitcoin, Ethereum and three stablecoins for institutional and corporate clients in Europe.

Bitcoin is heading toward its first consecutive losing years, breaking an 18-year pattern. But there's some nuance in the data.

A bug could leave a miner's node with transactions spending unavailable outputs, causing its block template to fail the validity check.
Three bugs—spanning denial-of-service and privacy issues rather than coin theft—have all been patched, with the most serious capable of halting a miner’s ability to build new blocks.

MSCI could deliver a major setback for Strategy, but Bitcoin should see little impact.

Hint: if it plays out similarly to the SpaceX IPO, it means the Bitcoin bottom is very close.

Large BTC investors have sold roughly $2.6 billion worth of the cryptocurrency in the last seven days.

ETH came inches away from dipping below $2,000 during yesterday's crash.

Bitcoin jumped past $81,000 last Wednesday. Yesterday, it tanked below $73,000 for the first time since the August breakout rally began.

Key takeaways Bitcoin (BTC) trading volume surged more than 200% over 24 hours as the cryptocurrency fell toward $75,000. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded approximately $1.3 billion in weekly net outflows, while the Crypto Fear and Greed Index dropped to 28. Bitcoin risks extending its decline toward $71,500 and $67,000 after losing its 200-day Exponential […] The post Bitcoin could dip to $67k amid $1.3 billion ETF…