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Bitcoin ETFs See $450M Exit as Senate Vote Fails
Bitcoin ETFs saw $450 million in net outflows — the largest daily exit since June — as a key Senate vote on crypto regulation failed. Fidelity led the sell-off, Ethereum ETFs lost another $141M, and only Solana ETFs attracted fresh inflows.
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Arbitrum ARB Price Drop: Standard Chartered’s Bold $10 Target Explained
Arbitrum’s ARB token has dropped 29% from its September peak, but Standard Chartered is targeting $10. Here’s what the short-term weakness and long-term bullish thesis mean for investors.
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Bitcoin Holds Steady as the Fed Sets the Tone: Key Levels to Watch
Bitcoin is holding key support levels ahead of the Federal Reserve’s next decision. Analysts are watching BTC, Ethereum, and altcoin charts for the next major move as macro uncertainty keeps the market on standby.
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ECB Digital Euro Pilot: Merchants Invited to Test CBDC in 2027
The European Central Bank has invited eurozone online merchants to apply for its digital euro pilot, set for late 2027. This move brings Europe’s CBDC one step closer to reality and could reshape the broader crypto and payments landscape.
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Bitcoin Drops to $75K After CLARITY Act Rejection: What Now?
Bitcoin pulled back toward $75,000 after the U.S. Senate narrowly rejected the CLARITY Act in a 49-50 vote, leaving crypto markets uncertain ahead of today’s Federal Reserve rate decision. Here’s what happened and what investors should watch next.
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Bitcoin at $76K Before Fed Decision: Will the Pullback Accelerate?
With the Fed’s rate decision just hours away and an 87.3% chance of a 25 bps hike priced in, Bitcoin is hovering around $76,000 after briefly touching $79,000. Here’s what traders should watch on September 16 as sticky inflation and high oil prices reshape the crypto outlook.
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CLARITY Act Failure Sends Crypto Stocks Tumbling: What It Means
Circle and Coinbase shares dropped roughly 10% after the CLARITY Act failed to advance in the U.S. Senate, highlighting how closely crypto markets are tied to regulatory developments. The setback underscores ongoing uncertainty around stablecoin oversight and digital asset classification.
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Bitcoin ETFs Rebound With $160M Inflow: What It Means
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs snapped a four-day losing streak with $160 million in inflows, led by BlackRock. Ethereum, XRP, and Solana ETFs also saw strong demand, signaling renewed institutional confidence across the crypto market.
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US Senate Rejects CLARITY Act: Bitcoin Drops Below $75K
The US Senate rejected the CLARITY Act on September 15 over Trump conflict-of-interest concerns, sending Bitcoin below $75,000 and dragging down Coinbase and Strategy shares. The bill aimed to clarify crypto oversight between the SEC and CFTC, and its failure leaves US digital asset regulation in limbo.
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Russia Labels Crypto a Major Risk to Monetary Sovereignty
The Bank of Russia has classified cryptocurrencies and stablecoins as major financial risks, warning of threats to monetary sovereignty and potential investor losses. The draft policy signals stricter rules ahead for Russian crypto markets.