U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs reversed a five-week trend of capital flight, posting significant net inflows for the week ending Feb. 27.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $787.3 million in weekly net inflows, while Ethereum funds added roughly $80.5 million.
The momentum continued into Monday, March 2, with Bitcoin ETFs drawing an additional $458.2 million as institutions “bought the dip.”
U.S. spot Bitcoin and Ethereum...
Iranian Crypto Outflows Surge 700% Following US-Israeli Airstrikes
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Crypto outflows from Iran’s Nobitex exchange surged 700% within minutes of the US-Israeli airstrikes on Tehran.
Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic links the spike to capital flight, with funds moving to foreign exchanges.
The event highlights cryptocurrency’s role in circumventing sanctions during crises.
In the wake of coordinated US-Israeli airstrikes on Tehran that targeted key military and leadership...
Bitcoin Rebounds Above $68,000 Amid Iran Conflict After Initial Sell-Off
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Bitcoin climbed to $68,600 in early U.S. trading, recovering from a drop to $63,255 amid U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran.
The rebound followed Iranian confirmation of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death, reducing fears of escalation.
Traditional markets showed muted reactions, with U.S. stocks declining less than anticipated.
Bitcoin has demonstrated resilience in the face of heightened geopolitical tensions,...
Bitcoin Rebounds to $68,000 Following Geopolitical Slump Amid U.S.-Israel Strikes on Iran
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Bitcoin (BTC) recovered to approximately $68,000 on Sunday after a sharp decline to $63,000 triggered by news of joint U.S.-Israel military strikes on Iran.The initial market reaction saw the total cryptocurrency market capitalization shed roughly $128 billion in a matter of minutes, leading to over $515 million in liquidations.Market analysts point to “seller exhaustion” among short-term holders and a divergence from gold as key...
Nvidia’s Earnings Beat Fails to Spark Rally as Bitcoin Tracks Nasdaq Slump
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Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $66,000 on Thursday afternoon, mirroring a 2% slide in the Nasdaq Composite despite strong AI sector tailwinds.
Nvidia (NVDA) shares dropped 5% after its Q4 earnings report, as investors questioned the sustainability of the current AI infrastructure boom.
The correlation between mega-cap tech and digital assets remains tight, with Ethereum and Solana enduring similar mid-day liquidations.
The cryptocurrency market’s...



