XRP crashes to its lowest since November 2024 as money leaves crypto
XRP tanked to its lowest level since November 2024 as ETF outflows and shrinking stablecoin supply add to pressure on crypto markets.
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XRP tanked to its lowest level since November 2024 as ETF outflows and shrinking stablecoin supply add to pressure on crypto markets.
Read the original story ↗"They are now selling at the very price they wish they had taken advantage of three months ago," wrote James Check.
Read the original story ↗Both bitcoin and ether are trading in price ranges where market makers and dealers may add to market volatility.
Read the original story ↗US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $185.4 million in net outflows Friday, with BlackRock’s IBIT accounting for $143.5 million and Fidelity’s FBTC shedding $41.9 million.
Read the original story ↗The roughly $5 million transfer also spent the tiny payment used to deliver a court notice to the address in May.
Read the original story ↗Analysts see no direct link between Nvidia and bitcoin's decline, pointing instead to investor capital headed into Anthropic as well as a broader risk-off move.
Read the original story ↗Bitcoin is back near August levels as persistent inflation, growing expectations of another interest-rate hike and ETF withdrawals pressure prices.
Read the original story ↗Bitcoin was down about 4% on the day amid a tepid market reaction to October’s US PPI reading, which came in below expected levels.
Read the original story ↗Bitcoin is down 21% this year as investors weigh Anthropic’s anticipated listing, Nvidia’s leadership upheaval and rising Fed rate hike expectations.
Read the original story ↗A $5.8 million Bitcoin options loss pushed Nakamoto’s quarterly operating revenue below zero, while the company extended repayment of $60 million in Kraken debt to 2027.
Read the original story ↗Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $70,000 for the first time since August and is down 3.5% since midnight UTC, as the dollar climbs and liquidations top $1.6 billion.
Read the original story ↗BTC dropped 5% on Friday, falling below $69,000. Experts say it was triggered by a "concentrated liquidation" and "weakening" demand.
Read the original story ↗Bitcoin price action interacted with its 200-week simple moving average for the first time since mid-August as it fell below $68,000.
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