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Citi Lowers Bitcoin and Ether Price Targets Amid ETF Demand Decline
Citi has revised its 12-month price targets for bitcoin and ether, now forecasting $82,000 for bitcoin and $2,240 for ether. This change follows the bank's decision to expect zero net inflows for exchange-traded funds (ETFs) amid stalled U.S. crypto legislation and weak investor interest, according to CoinDesk.
last week·CoinDesk·Reported by Will Canny
Analysts Anticipate Market Volatility in Bitcoin and Stocks for Second Half of 2026
Analysts expect macroeconomic factors, AI trends, and changes in market structure to create volatility in both Bitcoin and stock markets over the latter half of 2026, according to CoinDesk. They highlight a widening divide in the technology sector impacted by AI and suggest Bitcoin's historical trading patterns remain relevant amid current market dynamics.
last week·CoinDesk·Reported by Helene Braun
Bitcoin Starts Third Quarter in Historical Red Zone After Downturn
Bitcoin has opened the third quarter of 2026 following two consecutive losing quarters, as reported by CoinDesk. The cryptocurrency fell by 22.2% in the first quarter and another 14.1% in the second, marking a concerning pattern last seen in 2018 and 2022 when similar declines occurred.
last week·CoinDesk·Reported by Shaurya Malwa
XRP and HYPE Funds Attract Investments Amid Record ETF Outflows
Amid significant outflows from U.S. spot crypto exchange-traded funds, XRP and Hyperliquid’s HYPE funds have shown notable resilience, according to CoinDesk. XRP-linked ETFs saw $59.4 million in net inflows for June, while HYPE funds recorded $161 million, contrasting with over $4 billion in outflows from Bitcoin ETFs.
last week·CoinDesk·Reported by Omkar Godbole
U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETFs Experience Record $4.5 Billion Outflow in June
U.S. spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) faced net outflows totaling $4.5 billion in June 2026, according to CoinDesk. This marks the worst month for these ETFs since their launch in January 2024, with BlackRock's IBIT fund leading the losses.
last week·CoinDesk·Reported by Shaurya Malwa
SEC Seeks Comments on Novel ETFs, Potential Regulatory Overhaul Ahead
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is opening a 60-day comment period to reassess its policies on novel exchange-traded funds (ETFs), including those related to cryptocurrencies. This initiative may lead to broader asset inclusion within ETFs, reflecting changing market dynamics, according to CoinDesk.
last week·CoinDesk·Reported by Jesse Hamilton
Bitcoin Faces $4.4 Billion Supply Overhang as Institutional Demand Declines
A supply overhang worth $4.4 billion looms over Bitcoin as institutional demand fails to absorb new coins, according to CoinDesk. Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have reported a record sell-off of 71,600 BTC this month, contributing to significant downward pressure on prices.
last week·CoinDesk·Reported by Omkar Godbole
BlackRock's IBIT Experiences $300 Million Outflow Amid Decreased Bitcoin Demand
BlackRock's Bitcoin investment trust (IBIT) faces a $300 million outflow as demand for spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) declines. This news comes from data reported by CoinDesk, highlighting a broader trend of reduced risk appetite in crypto markets.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Shaurya Malwa
XRP Maintains $1 Support Amid Rising Network Activity and Reduced Leverage
XRP holds above $1, accompanied by a 72% increase in active addresses and a significant drop in leverage, according to CoinDesk. These changes suggest a cleaner trading environment, but the token remains below the $1.10 resistance level.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Shaurya Malwa
Market Conditions Signal Potential Shift for Bitcoin Amid Dollar Strength
Bitcoin's price remains near $60,000, but recent data suggests a shift may be forthcoming due to crowded market conditions. According to CoinDesk, a combination of rising bullish positions in the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields may create the potential for a drop in their value, ultimately supporting Bitcoin's price.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Omkar Godbole
BIS Report States Stablecoins Resemble ETFs More Than Currency
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) claims stablecoins operate more like exchange-traded funds than genuine money, highlighting risks associated with them. This assessment appears in BIS's latest annual report, as noted by CoinDesk.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Omkar Godbole
Spot Bitcoin ETFs Experience Record $4 Billion Outflow in June
Investors withdrew $4.06 billion from U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs in June, marking the highest monthly outflow on record, according to CoinDesk. This trend follows substantial redemptions in May and contradicts initial expectations of renewed demand after SpaceX's IPO.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Omkar Godbole
Invesco Files for Tokenized Fund to Tap Stablecoin Reserve Market
Invesco has submitted a filing with the SEC to launch the Invesco Stablecoin Reserves Onchain Fund, aimed at the reserve market for stablecoins. The fund will primarily invest in cash and short-term U.S. Treasuries, as reported by CoinDesk.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Krisztian Sandor
Hyperion Decimus Points to Rare On-Chain Signals for Bitcoin Turning Point
Hedge fund Hyperion Decimus notes that four rare on-chain indicators signify a potential turning point for Bitcoin, as detailed by CoinDesk. Portfolio manager Chris Sullivan claims these indicators, previous indicators of market bottoms, suggest Bitcoin may soon break a critical resistance level or face a final capitulation within 90 days.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Helene Braun
21Shares Concedes Bitcoin's 4-Year Cycle Remains Intact as Prices Fall
After Bitcoin dips below $60,000, 21Shares admits its earlier prediction of a break from the historical four-year cycle has not materialized. The firm notes a shift in market dynamics, indicating a milder drawdown compared to previous bear markets, according to Decrypt.
2 weeks ago·Decrypt·Reported by Logan Hitchcock
Bitcoin Drops Below Rainbow Chart's Base Level into 'BTC is Dead' Zone
Bitcoin has fallen below the lowest band of the Rainbow Chart for only the second time, entering a zone historically labeled as 'Bitcoin is Dead.' Analysts are divided on whether this dip indicates undervaluation or reflects the diminishing relevance of the chart as market dynamics evolve, according to CoinDesk.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Olivier Acuna
Bitcoin OG Investors Reduce Selling Activity, Signaling Market Stability
According to CoinDesk, long-term Bitcoin holders, referred to as "OGs," have significantly decreased their selling activity, reaching the lowest levels in nearly two years. This shift may indicate a stabilization in the Bitcoin market after aggressive selling in previous years, as these investors appear to be opting for long-term holding strategies.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by Omkar Godbole
Cerebras Reports Revenue Growth but Stock Falls 11% After Earnings Guidance
Cerebras Systems sees an 11% drop in after-hours trading following its first earnings report since going public. Despite nearly doubling year-on-year revenue to $193.4 million, the company's forecasted lower profit margins caused investor concern, according to CoinDesk.
2 weeks ago·CoinDesk·Reported by James Van Straten
