Cryptocurrency

A Global Search for Safety: A quiet but powerful shift is unfolding across global financial markets. Rather than aggressively chasing returns, investors are increasingly prioritizing flexibility, protection, and liquidity. The latest capital flows reveal a market environment defined not by panic, but by caution.From cash funds and government-backed assets to …

Bitcoin is once again fighting to hold its ground above the critical $60,000 threshold after one of its worst monthly performances in years. The cryptocurrency was trading around $63,600 at the start of the week, recovering slightly from recent lows but still carrying the scars of a brutal sell-off. Bitcoin …

Key Takeaways Modest bounce: Bitcoin rose 1.5% to $63,053.7 after shedding nearly 18% last week — its worst weekly performance of 2026. Record ETF outflow: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.72 billion in outflows last week — the biggest weekly exodus since April 2025. Four-week outflow streak: Combined outflows over …

The US dollar showed mixed performance over the past week, starting on a weak note as sentiment improved amid diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, before regaining strength later, supported by a combination of positive economic data, escalating geopolitical tensions, and rising oil prices. This is reflected, along with other …

Key Takeaways Bitcoin near 4-month low: The world’s largest crypto fell 3.9% to $61,524.0 — its weakest level in nearly four months. 16% weekly crash: Bitcoin is on track for its worst week in months amid relentless institutional selling. ETF outflows mount: Bitcoin ETFs shed $1.4 billion this week — …

Bitcoin has experienced a notable decline in recent sessions, with its price falling toward the $63,000 level amid a series of developments that have captured market attention and prompted investors to reassess the current outlook for digital assets.The world’s largest cryptocurrency by market value dropped to around $63,544 per coin …

Key Takeaways Claims beat forecasts: Initial jobless claims rose to 225,000 for the week ending May 30, above the 213,000 expected. Prior week revised down: The previous week’s reading was revised to 212,000 from the initially reported 215,000. 4-week moving average rises: The rolling average climbed 6,500 to 214,750 signaling …

Key Takeaways Four-Month Low: Bitcoin plummeted to a near four-month low of $61,442.7 before stabilizing slightly around $63,832.4 amid broad market risk aversion. Massive ETF Capital Outflows: Institutional investors pulled roughly $396 million from spot Bitcoin ETFs on Wednesday alone, compounding over $1.3 billion in exits earlier in the week …

Bitcoin experienced a steep decline, falling from nearly $76,000 to below $67,000 within a single week, marking one of the sharpest short-term corrections of the current cycle. The move was not driven by a single catalyst, but rather a convergence of institutional selling, macroeconomic pressure, liquidity stress, and deteriorating sentiment …

Key Takeaways Bitcoin at 2-month low: The world’s largest crypto fell 3.9% to $70,287.3 — its weakest level since early April. Strategy sells Bitcoin: The Michael Saylor-led firm disclosed selling 32 Bitcoin between May 26-31 at an average of $77,135 per coin, raising $2.5 million. First sale since late-2022: Despite …