An ongoing exploit of Coldcard hardware wallets has drained roughly $88-114 million in Bitcoin, triggering the largest spike in small sub-1 BTC transfers since

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded roughly $61-62M in net outflows, snapping a three-week inflow streak, while Ethereum ETFs continued to draw inflows.

Bitcoin slid below $63,000 as rising Treasury yields raised Fed rate hike expectations and the Coldcard exploit dampened sentiment, with traders watching for ke

Trump Media moved another 2,628 Bitcoin to Crypto.com, bringing seven-month sales to 7,281 BTC and leaving 4,261 BTC in holdings; the company said the $165M tra

Michael Saylor signaled a possible Strategy bitcoin purchase after a five-week pause, even as the company left its STRC preferred dividend at 12% with the share

Bitcoin's Coinbase premium logged its longest negative streak on record, indicating US spot buyers have been less aggressive than overseas traders despite posit

XRP ETFs extended the longest active inflow streak in crypto, yet the XRP price remains down 40%, with inflows stuck well below JPMorgan's $8B year-one forecast

Bitcoin is testing a 15-year bull market support line and its 200-week moving average near $62K, a level analysts say could signal a bottoming phase if it holds

The bitcoin futures basis has collapsed from over 20% to below US Treasury note yields, reflecting diminished carry demand.

CME contends its bitcoin index options fall under CFTC jurisdiction, challenging whether SEC approval is required.

The crypto market-structure CLARITY Act stalled with little time left for a Senate vote, adding regulatory pressure alongside bitcoin's slide.

Ethereum ETFs outpaced Bitcoin with $365M in inflows, though on-chain data suggests the real bottom may not be in yet.

Analysts offered mixed August outlooks, with 10x Research seeing a possible bear-market bottom while others flagged a death cross and weak seasonal history.

Strategy is planning to sell up to $5B of bitcoin to fund its STRC preferred dividend, a move traders see as adding selling pressure.

Bitcoin rebounded as President Trump called off Iran strikes and hinted at a deal, though oil jumped and prices later eased on geopolitical uncertainty.

Bitcoin dominance pushed past 58% as institutional capital concentrated in BTC, though some analysts warn a breakdown toward 43% could spark an altcoin season.

Bloomberg's Eric Balchunas argued the Coldcard exploit strengthens the case for Bitcoin ETFs as a safer custody alternative.

BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF added another $183M in inflows, extending its buying streak.