Author: CryptoPress
Bitcoin’s institutional demand proved pivotal this week as spot Bitcoin ETFs absorbed volatility from geopolitical shocks and delivered the strongest support since February. Total crypto market cap sits at $2.34 trillion with 24h volume of $93.81 billion.
Strong Bitcoin ETF inflows exceeding $1.4 billion in recent sessions fueled the mid-week rebound, pushing prices from lows near $65,600 to a peak of $72,765 before settling around...
Jack Dorsey’s Block Embraces Stablecoins Following AI-Driven Restructuring
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Block CEO Jack Dorsey confirmed the company will support stablecoins, marking a pivot from its historically Bitcoin-only product strategy.
The decision is primarily motivated by customer demand for fiat-pegged assets as the stablecoin market capitalization hits $318 billion.
The shift follows a massive corporate restructuring where Block cut its workforce by 40% to transition into an AI-first organization.
Jack Dorsey, the outspoken...
Shiny Coins #9 – Extreme Fear Lingers but AI Agents & Legacy Protocols Fight Back
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Even with sentiment in the gutter, select AI plays, Bitcoin L2s, and regulatory-boosted legacies are posting the only real heat this week.
The crypto market this week stayed icy despite a few green pockets. BTC trades at $68,400 (modest weekly pressure), dominance holds around 58%, and total market cap hovers near $2.38T. The Fear & Greed Index is stuck at 18 (Extreme Fear) — the sort of reading that historically marks bottoms but...
Oil Surges to $90 Amid Middle East Conflict, Raising Volatility Risks for Crypto Markets
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Brent crude futures hit $90 per barrel on Friday, marking a two-year high as the conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran enters its seventh day.
Qatar’s Energy Minister warns of $150 oil if regional production remains disrupted, a scenario that could heighten global inflationary pressures.
Bitcoin mining profitability faces a double-edged sword as energy costs rise, while some investors eye digital assets as a potential hedge against...
South Korea’s KOSPI Plummets 20% in Historic Two-Day Rout as Traders Rotate to Bitcoin
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South Korea’s KOSPI index fell 20% over two trading sessions, triggering multiple circuit breakers and trading halts as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East sparked a massive sell-off.
Bitcoin climbed 7% over the same 24-hour period, breaking above $73,000, as analysts observe signs of retail capital rotating from equities into digital assets.
Despite the surge in crypto prices, the Kimchi premium remains near 1%, suggesting that while...



