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US bitcoin ETFs report the largest inflow day since January, worth $731 million
Bitcoin ETF inflows hit $731M, highest since January as BTC reclaims $80K
IMF Says Donations, Not Public Funds, Drove El Salvador Bitcoin Growth
Bitcoin’s volatility ratio against gold collapses to 6-year low as traditional safe haven turbulence surges
Bitcoin News: BTC to Gold Ratio Hits 18 as Both Assets Rally
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Cipher Mining (CIFR) shares surged 12.5% after reporting strong revenues and business transition, indicating a positive market sentiment towards the company's performance.
Bitcoin adoption has seen significant growth in 2025, despite a decline in its price, solidifying its position as a mature asset class.
Bitcoin price has rebounded above $66,000 following a positive close in US stock markets, potentially indicating a recovery from the AI and tech-stock driven sell-off.
Bitcoin has surged above $66,000, its largest intraday jump since February 13, as market sentiment improves ahead of Trump's address to Congress.
The article suggests that Bitcoin's price targets remain bearish, with a potential zone of interest below $50,000, while macro assets face increasing downside pressure.
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Crypto executives and analysts are refuting claims that Bitcoin's 21-million cap has been broken due to derivatives minting new coins, citing that derivatives do not actually create new Bitcoin.
A solo Bitcoin miner has successfully validated a block and earned a $200,000 reward using just $75 worth of rented hashrate, highlighting the potential for profitable mining opportunities with rented resources.
Bitcoin price dropped to $63,000 due to a strengthening dollar and weakening equities, increasing the risk of further liquidations and a potential slide to $52,500.
Bitcoin prices are falling towards $63,000 due to investor exodus from riskier assets driven by concerns over President Trump's trade policies, AI, and Iran tensions.
The Bitcoin market has entered a full capitulation phase, marked by a price drop below $63,000, driven by panic selling and record-low RSI levels.
Bitcoin is experiencing its worst month since the crypto collapse of June 2022, with a fifth straight monthly decline, driven by risk-off sentiment and global market volatility.
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