Tag: Bitcoin
In Manhattan’s iconic skyscrapers, prime real estate has long symbolized wealth and stability. Average prices hover around $5,110 per square foot. But across the Pacific, Singapore’s property market is surpassing New York City’s. In 2025 alone, luxury homes in the Lion City have surged by over 15%. That’s an average of $6,190 per square foot. What’s fueling this parabolic surge? Limited supply, booming demand, and...
Bitcoin Flash Crashes Below $112,000 as Whale Sells $2.7B in BTC, Fueling Ethereum’s New All-Time High
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Flash Crash Triggered by Whale: A major Bitcoin holder sold 24,000 BTC, causing a 2%+ drop in minutes to below $112,000.
Massive Liquidations: The event led to $550 million in total crypto liquidations, including $238 million in Bitcoin positions.
Ethereum’s Record Rally: ETH hit a new all-time high of $4,935, up 220% from its April low, as whales rotate funds from BTC.
Market Rotation: Bitcoin dominance fell to 57.94%,...
August 2025: Crypto Markets Navigate Macro Shifts and ETF Boom
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Ripple-SEC Resolution Sparks XRP Optimism
The resolution of the Ripple vs. SEC lawsuit, finalized this week after nearly five years, marks a pivotal moment for XRP and the broader crypto market. Both parties withdrew appeals, with a potential $50M settlement and the SEC dropping injunctions on XRP’s institutional sales. This outcome not only boosts XRP’s market confidence but also sets a regulatory precedent, potentially classifying more...
Bitcoin Dips Below $113K Amid Heavy ETF Outflows, Ethereum Feels the Pressure
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Bitcoin price decline: BTC slipped below $113,000 on August 19, driven by retail panic selling and substantial ETF outflows totaling nearly $1 billion across Bitcoin and Ethereum funds.
Ethereum ETF shifts: Ethereum-focused ETFs recorded significant outflows, reflecting broader market pullback and institutional caution.
Market sentiment: Retail traders turned “ultra bearish,” but analysts see the dip as a potential...
US Treasury Secretary Revises Bitcoin Treasury Stance
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent initially stated the government would not purchase additional Bitcoin for its strategic reserve, relying solely on seized assets valued at $15-20 billion.
He later clarified that budget-neutral methods to acquire more BTC are still under exploration, reversing earlier remarks that caused a sharp market dip.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices fell over 3% and 2% respectively following the initial...





