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Cryptocurrency Market Weekly Review: Funding Rate Signals Rebound, Bitcoin Correlation with S&P 500 ClimbsThis week, the cryptocurrency market saw volatility, with Bitcoin's correlation with the S&P 500 reaching a 23-month high due to macroeconomic factors. Despite this, some institutions remain optimistic about the future of cryptocurrencies

Trump's Debate Performance Weak, Bitcoin Price PlungesOn September 10th, local time, former US President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump participated in a televised debate with US Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris, hosted by ABC in Philadelphia. From the outset of the debate, traders seemed to believe that Trump had not gained much ground

Bitcoin ETF Outflows Weigh on BTC PriceThe US Bitcoin spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) has witnessed its longest streak of daily net outflows since the beginning of the year, indicating a broader retreat from risk assets in the US. According to Bloomberg data, investors withdrew close to $1

Last Week in Crypto: Bitcoin ETFs See Outflow of Over $700 Million, Arthur Hayes Turns Bearish on Bitcoin, Fed Rate Cut Expectations Remain Uncertain After Nonfarm PayrollsLast week, the crypto market experienced significant volatility, with investors keenly focused on factors such as Federal Reserve rate cut expectations, the release of nonfarm payrolls data, and net outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. Here's a quick look at the hottest topics and recommended content from the past week in crypto:Bitcoin ETFs Outflow Exceeds $700 Million, Market Panic SpreadsAccording to FarsideInvestors data, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a cumulative net outflow of $7

Bitcoin Plunges Over 7%, Breaking Below $52,900: Weak US Job Data, Institutional Outflows, and Miner Selling Pressure IntensifyBitcoin (BTC) price experienced a significant drop on September 7, plummeting over 7% and breaking below $52,900 for the first time since late July. This sharp decline has sparked widespread concern among investors and cryptocurrency enthusiasts, with many speculating about Bitcoin's next move

Bitcoin Plunges Below $54,000 as Fed Rate Cut Expectations and Outflows WeighBitcoin prices have plummeted again, falling more than 4% and breaking below $54,000. The second-largest cryptocurrency, Ethereum, has seen an even steeper decline, falling over 6%

Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Close Lower on Friday, Down Over 10% This WeekAt the close of trading in New York on Friday, CME Bitcoin futures (BTC) settled at $52,980.00, down 5

Ethereum Plunges Below $2,300, Reaching Lowest Point Since August 5thOn September 6th, Ethereum fell to a low of $2,300, marking its lowest point since August 5th. The decline represents a near 3% drop in the past 24 hours

Bitcoin: A Financial Weapon in the US-China GameYears ago, a friend complained that I missed the opportunity to invest in Bitcoin, suggesting that I missed out on a chance to become rich. However, I always believed that Bitcoin was a scam targeting China, aimed at harvesting its wealth

The Long and Winding Road to the "New High Consolidation Zone": BTC Navigates the Tightrope Between Capital Flows and MacroeconomicsFrom mid-March to the end of August, spanning over five months, the price of BTC oscillated repeatedly within the "new high consolidation zone," generating volatile market sentiment. During this period, global markets experienced volatile inflation and downward trends, ambiguous and clear expectations for US interest rate cuts, uncertain speculation about whether the economy would achieve a soft or hard landing, and significant market fluctuations triggered by different investors adjusting their positions as trends shifted

Bitcoin Starts September with a Dip: US Stocks Weigh, Fears IntensifyFollowing the US Labor Day holiday, US stocks tumbled, with Nvidia closing down nearly 10%, marking its biggest single-day decline. Other tech stocks also saw widespread losses

"Red" September? Five Things to Watch for Bitcoin This WeekSeptember began with a less-than-ideal price performance for Bitcoin. Both monthly and weekly closings drove BTC prices down, trading close to spot demand at $57,000, signaling low trader interest and a marked lack of bullish sentiment