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Bitcoin Holds Above $80,000: Analysts Call Bull Market Talk "Premature but Optimistic"
Bitcoin's price is holding above $80,000, propped up by ETF inflows, but analysts caution that sticky inflation data and unresolved geopolitical tensions mean it's still too early to declare a bull market.
Crypto Exchange Volume Doubles in Five Days, But August Still Trails July
The Block reports that crypto exchange trading volume doubled within five trading days, signaling a market activity rebound. However, August's cumulative trading volume so far still falls short of July's full-month total, meaning the recovery hasn't yet fully caught up to last month's level.
VanEck: Bitcoin's Capitulation Check Flashes 8 of 12 Signals as Nearly 11-Month Correction May Be Nearing Its End
VanEck's research team says 8 of 12 signals in its Bitcoin Capitulation Check have now been triggered, with long-term holders offloading more than 350,000 BTC in a single month — a sign the market may be approaching an accumulation phase.
Upbit Trading Volume Surges 273%, Analyst Says: Korean Money Is "Chasing Returns," Not "Believing in Crypto"
South Korea's largest crypto exchange Upbit has seen trading volume spike 273% recently. An analyst points out that this influx of capital reflects investors chasing short-term returns, not a long-term conviction in any particular asset.
Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $853M in a Week — But Nearly 80% Came From BlackRock Alone
Spot bitcoin ETFs posted their biggest weekly net inflow since mid-April in the week ending August 7, with BlackRock's IBIT alone accounting for $693 million. The flows are highly concentrated, and year-to-date, the category is still sitting on a net outflow of $4.5 billion.
Bitcoin Crashes Through $62K to Two-Week Low, Analysts Warn August Could Echo 2022 Bear Market
Bitcoin tumbled 3.5% in a single day, breaking below $62,000, while South Korea's KOSPI posted its biggest single-day gain ever. U.S. stocks and crypto failed to catch the rally, even as July closed out as Bitcoin's best month in four years.