Bitcoin (BTC)

Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Record $132M and $36.73M in Net Inflows According to SoSoValue data, on July 17 (ET), spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded total net inflows of $132 million, while spot Ethereum ETFs recorded total net inflows of $36.73 million. https://t.co/LU7M0RQzbG

📊 Yesterday, $169 million fresh flowed into crypto ETFs. Almost all of it: BTC and ETH. 🟢 BTC: +$132.30 million 🟢 ETH: +$36.73 million 🔴 HYPE: –$5.45 million A month ago the money was still distributed among the small, new spot ETFs. Yesterday almost nothing moved, the two big ones claimed the day alone. Coincidentally, HYPE, the 30‑day star, is the only one in the red.

BTC going down miners moving to AI hardware costs rising transaction fees at 11-year low next halving in 2028 bitcoin's economics are about to be tested

Cycles, everything has its cycle, everyone is the same, but they differ from each other. You've seen me since 2016, in previous cycles I calculated risk. From DCA and "never sell" on top cryptos: BTC, XRP, ETH, to experimental and risky investments. And I had my 1000000%. Now the rules of the game are changing for me. This bear market is cyclical, but different from any previous one, and likewise the bull market will appear cyclically and will be as always, but different. How do you plan your play?

#Bitcoin doesn't care It doesn't care if the dumbest person is bullish on it It doesn't care if the smartest person is bearish on it It doesn't care if poor people own it It doesn't care if rich people own it It doesn't care if no one cares about it And it doesn't care if everyone cares about it It doesn't know It doesn't care It just IS People can buy, sell, blow up, make it big, lost it all, ect And it's still gonna do whatever the heck it wants to do Whenever it wants to do it Can't stop this train

CRYPTO ETF FLOWS — JULY 17 bitcoin:native : +$132M ethereum:native : +$37M hyperliquid:native : -$5.5M Bitcoin and Ethereum continued to attract capital, while Hyperliquid saw money move out.

FTX is sending another $900M back to creditors. Starting July 31, FTX will distribute roughly $900M in its 5th payout round since repayments began in 2025. Total distributions are now approaching $10B. Dotcom and US customer claims reach 105% of allowed value, with funds arriving via BitGo, Kraken, or Payoneer within 1–3 business days. But there’s an important catch: That 105% is based on November 2022 claim values, not today’s crypto prices. When FTX collapsed, BTC traded around $16K–17K. Today it's around $60K–63K. So creditors are being repaid in full on a dollar basis, but many are still receiving far less than what their original crypto would be worth if they had simply held it. For the market, $900M is relatively small compared to Bitcoin’s roughly $1.2–1.3T market cap. Some of that money may flow back into crypto. Some will go toward taxes, debt, or cashing out. The payout creates capacity for demand - it does not guarantee buying pressure.

Bitcoin’s #1 leading indicator flashing greener than ever https://t.co/rjUZLAcVuv