Spot Bitcoin ETFs have now logged 10 straight days of outflows, with total net redemptions nearing $3 billion since May 15. That is the backdrop against which social media sentiment around Bitcoin has climbed to its most bullish point all year. Related Reading: $1.88M Wiped Out As Sui Blockchain Suffers Third Outage Before Recovery When […]
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Bitcoin’s (BTC) 200-week moving average has climbed past $61,000. Blockstream CEO Adam Back flagged the threshold on May 30, weeks after noting the same indicator crossed $60,000 in early May. The indicator has risen roughly $1,000 in under a month, a pace that reflects steady absorption of supply by long-term holders at current price levels. A Rising Long-Term Floor The 200-week moving average smooths nearly four years of weekly Bitcoin closes. It has served as a support floor at each of Bitcoin’s prior cycle bottoms, and crossings of major thresholds draw sustained attention from long-term holders watching the structural trend. #bitcoin 200wma passed $61khttps://t.co/vaXgDsseQv pic.twitter.com/tsKH1369JZ — Adam Back (@adam3us) May 30, 2026 At the time of writing, BTC was trading well above this level. It maintained a significant gap between the spot price and the 200-w
The post Bitcoin Price Set to Break Free: Recent Calm May Signal Major Shift appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
After months of stability, the crypto market might soon experience significant fluctuations. Expert Maartunn has spotlighted Bitcoin‘s limited trading range and forecasts that a substantial movement, between 10% and 20%, could be imminent, accompanied by increased trading activity. Continue Reading:Bitcoin Price Set to Break Free: Recent Calm May Signal Major Shift Source: https://en.bitcoinhaber.net/bitcoin-price-set-to-break-free-recent-calm-may-signal-major-shift
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Bitcoin can spend weeks moving in tight bands, frustrating trend followers and tempting overconfident mean-reversion trades. Then, often with little warning, price jolts out of its range and runs hard. This pattern is classic volatility compression: realized swings shrink, liquidity thickens near key strikes and on-chain cost bases, and market makers’ hedges soak up movement—until they don’t. As of May 21, 2026, annualized realized volatility on short windows sat around the mid‑20s (1‑week 25.7%, 2‑week 24.26%, 30‑day 26.58%), while longer windows remained higher (3‑month 42.14%, 6‑month 45.76%, 1‑year 41.17%), per Glassnode Studio (Realized Volatility All). That mix often precedes larger rotations. Layer on concentrated options gamma around round numbers and dense ownership bands near recent highs, and you get a market that can look tranquil—right up to the moment it breaks.
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The post TAO May Be the Most Misunderstood Asset: Here is Why appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
TLDR: Bittensor runs 120+ live AI subnets processing hundreds of billions of inferences daily right now TAO mirrors Bitcoin’s 21M fixed supply with no premine, no ICO, and no team token allocation A single Bittensor subnet recently listed on the marketplace at a $970,000 standalone asking price Grayscale’s GTAO Trust creates institutional demand as post-halving supply tightening takes hold Bittensor’s native token, TAO, is drawing renewed attention from analysts and institutional investors. The network operates over 120 active subnets processing hundreds of billions of AI inferences daily. Unlike most crypto projects, Bittensor functions as a live, decentralized marketplace for machine intelligence. Its Bitcoin-style tokenomics and growing builder activity are reshaping how some market participants frame its valuation. Bittensor’s Subnet Economy Drives Real AI Output Bittensor runs throug
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Solana’s rally cooled as markets flipped risk-off, exposing a liquidity gap between steady institutional buying and thinning on-chain activity. This piece breaks down why the gap opened, what “real demand” looks like for SOL, and which metrics signal a healthier recovery. We examine ETFs versus on-chain flows, DeFi’s reset, and the emerging RWA lane. You’ll also find a practical checklist for returning liquidity, a comparison of demand sources, and concrete risks to watch. Quick Answer Solana’s liquidity gap stems from risk-off outflows and ecosystem selling that outpaced organic on-chain demand, even as spot ETFs kept absorbing supply. Closing it requires application-led usage that raises fee revenue and stickier liquidity, not just financial wrappers or incentives. Builders and traders should track application revenue, solvent market depth, and the mix of on-chain versus ETF-driven
Digital credit's potential $3 trillion market size could overshadow Bitcoin with its stability and appeal to risk-averse investors.
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Coinbase Premium Index stays deep in negative territory as CryptoQuant data shows US institutions selling Bitcoin, not buying, since the November 2025 peak. The signal has been negative for months. On-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant flagged a persistent and deepening discount on Coinbase relative to Binance, one that started around the November 2025 peak near $125K and never really left. The Coinbase Premium Index measures the spread between Coinbase Pro and Binance prices. Green bars mean US institutional demand is active. Red bars mean the opposite. Right now, according to CryptoQuant’s analysis, the bars have been red for a long time. The 2024 Playbook Broke Down at $125K During the 2024 bull run, rising prices and a rising premium moved in step. US institutional participation was consistent and it showed in the data. That relationship snapped at the November 2
