Bitcoin ETFs See $340M Outflow Amid Middle East Tensions
US Bitcoin ETFs saw $340 million in outflows last week as Middle East tensions surged, overshadowing strong network hash rates and calls for Bitcoin as a safe haven.
US Bitcoin ETFs saw $340 million in outflows last week as Middle East tensions surged, overshadowing strong network hash rates and calls for Bitcoin as a safe haven.
Solana (SOL) faces ongoing price weakness despite strong network fundamentals, trading between $82-$84, while XRP shows divergent AI forecasts and Ontology enters an ‘Extreme Greed’ zone.
Asian market intelligence reveals token buybacks fail to create sustained value, depleting project funds without lasting price impact, while Bitcoin trades at $66,747.
DOKDO X TRIA has increased its prize pool to $16,000 USD following the achievement of a key milestone, reflecting an aggressive user acquisition strategy.
Worldcoin Foundation secured $65M USDC via OTC, signaling operational focus, while the Korean market sees a Fear & Greed Index drop and engagement with gaming events and Gnoland.
FOGO’s new Ambient engine prioritizes DEX fairness by separating execution and settlement layers, aiming to combat HFT advantages.
Asian market intelligence highlights $PUMP’s aggressive 30% supply buyback and discusses shifting incentives in crypto engagement.
Asian market intelligence reveals a strong underlying resilience for Bitcoin and Ethereum, driven by institutional adoption and infrastructure developments, defying global bearish sentiment.
OneFootballClub’s Token Generation Event on April 9th signals a significant move in Asian football’s digital asset space, with potential for broader market impact.
Bitcoin’s price decline is echoing past cycles, with historical data suggesting a potential $30,000 target. Meanwhile, regulatory actions and institutional moves in Asia present a mixed outlook.