Spot Bitcoin ETF outflows top $490M: Is BTC’s rally losing momentum?
Spot Bitcoin ETF outflows reached $490 million as crypto investors considered the impact of high oil prices, Big Tech earnings and a shortfall in AI industry growth metrics....
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Repeated Bitcoin profit taking near $77K suggests rally is losing steam
Short-term traders took profit each time BTC rallied above $77,000, creating overhead sell pressure that has capped BTC’s ability to reach $80,000....
U.S. senators won't be weighing in on prediction markets bets after banning themselves
U.S. Senate unanimously banned members and staff from betting on prediction markets, citing conflict-of-interest concerns. The restriction takes effect immediately and prohibits senators from wagering on platforms like Polymarket. Leading prediction market operators support the move, though the platforms remain largely unregulated. No direct India angle, but regulatory clarity affects global crypto adoption trends investors monitor.
Bitcoin’s $75K cost basis emerges as key support zone for current bull trend
Bitcoin trades at $76,350, hovering near a critical $75,000 support level where multiple investor cost bases cluster. US spot ETF accumulation, one-to-three-month holder averages, and adjusted realized price converge, creating price sensitivity. Liquidation data shows $2.69 billion long risk below and $4.48 billion short risk above, establishing a tight $74,000–$80,000 trading corridor for the current bull trend.