Capital Flow

According to @GMX_IO, GMX DAO completed a weekly buyback of 9,175 GMX tokens for approximately $75,000 at an average price of $8.17 per token. Since March 2026, the DAO has reacquired a total of 498,831 tokens worth approximately $3.24 million, with a blended average purchase price of around $6.50 p

From 15:45 to 16:00 (UTC) on October 8, 2026, ETH fell 0.71% over 15 min, with a price range of 2430.0 to 2459.04 USDT and an amplitude of 1.18%. ETH dropped from the daily high of approximately $2,587 to $2,441, bringing its 24-hour decline to 5.03% and underperforming BTC and the broader Crypto market, which fell by approximately 5% over the same period. Market volatility intensified, with short-term bearish sentiment prevailing. The primary driver of this move was a sharp contraction in macro

Bitcoin miners have ceased selling, marking a critical shift in cryptocurrency supply dynamics according to CryptoQuant.com. No extreme miner outflows have been recorded since August 21, the day Bitcoin reached $76,000. This selling halt stems from miners transitioning from 'extremely underpaid' to

According to The Defiant, a wallet transferred 150 million USDT from lending protocol Aave to Spark Savings on October 8. The transfer occurred as Aave borrowing rates climbed to double-digit levels. Following the withdrawal, Aave's USDT reserve on Ethereum showed available liquidity of 169.54 milli

According to CryptoQuant, Bitcoin miners have halted large-scale selling since August 21 when BTC touched $76,000 and miner compensation status shifted from 'extremely underpaid' to 'fairly paid'. The disappearance of consistent miner sell

From 15:00 to 15:15 (UTC) on October 8, 2026, ETH plunged 0.88% in 15 minutes, falling from 2531.68 USDT to 2509.29 USDT, with a 0.88% price range and approaching the psychological $2,500 threshold. Over 24 hours, ETH’s decline widened to 1.15%, with a low of 2503.57 USDT. Market sentiment weakened noticeably, and trading activity shifted toward a defensive stance. The core drivers of this move were consecutive net outflows from Ethereum spot ETFs, combined with BitMine nearing its 5% holding ca

Bitcoin (BTC) was trading near $82,000 on Thursday, retreating from last Friday's peak above $87,000, its highest level since Sept. 23. The pullback follows QCP Capital's forecast that bitcoin will trade between $80,000 and $90,000 in its base case scenario for the fourth quarter. U.S. spot bitcoin

According to Coinglass data, 50 million USDT were transferred from an unknown wallet to Binance on October 8 at 22:30 UTC.

According to Pyth official blog on October 8, Pyth DAO has approved a '100% rule' directing all DAO-received product revenue toward open-market PYTH token buybacks, replacing the previous mechanism of allocating one-third of non-PYTH treasury reserves monthly. As of end-September, Pyth's annual

According to ChainCatcher, analyst Darkfost reported on October 8 that Bitcoin short-term holders (STH) transferred over 50,000 BTC to exchanges in the past 24 hours, with over 29,500 BTC transferred at a loss, representing approximately 59% of total inflows. This marks the largest single-day loss-d

According to Lookonchain, U.S. Bitcoin ETF saw net outflows of 5,461 BTC today (October 8), while Ethereum ETF recorded net outflows of 47,511 ETH over the same period.

Machi Big Brother, a crypto trader, closed long positions in $HYPE, $BTC, and $PUMP and shifted to Ethereum. He currently holds 29,000 ETH valued at approximately $73.64 million, with a liquidation price set at $2,486.33. The move follows a market downturn and represents a strategic pivot to cut los

According to CoinGlass tracker, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $484.9 million in net outflows on October 7, equivalent to approximately 5,670 BTC, with BlackRock's IBIT leading withdrawals at $207.7 million. Despite the single-day pullback, broader institutional demand showed resilience: five-day n

Bitcoin's market cap rose 11% in September, driven by $3.49 billion in inflows into spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. The increase reflects sustained investor demand for the cryptocurrency during a period of macroeconomic challenges, according to crypto commentator Richard Teng. Institutional

Tempo led stablecoin market cap growth with a $519.1 million increase over the past 30 days, according to Token Terminal. The surge reflects growing demand for stablecoin solutions as users seek stability in the volatile crypto landscape. Tempo is incubated by Stripe and Paradigm and operates as a l

According to Token Terminal, Tempo's market cap surged by $519.1 million over the past 30 days, emerging as a leader in stablecoin market growth. Arc followed closely with a $509.2 million increase. Both projects operate as layer-one blockchain solutions focused on stablecoin finance. Tempo is

According to Strive CEO Matt Cole, large institutions restricted by equity investment mandates cannot directly purchase Bitcoin or Bitcoin ETFs, and therefore turn to buying shares of Bitcoin treasury companies like Strive and MicroStrategy to gain indirect BTC exposure. Cole stated that without the

Ethereum fell roughly 5% during the latest selloff as rising Treasury yields, a stronger dollar and weaker risk appetite pressured crypto markets. Around $165 million in ETH long positions were liquidated as Ethereum fell toward the $2,500-$2,550 area. The derivatives market remains heavily

According to a SEC filing, Bitwise will liquidate its BWOW Dogecoin ETF on October 14, with the fund's final trading day set for that date. The liquidation process will involve converting Dogecoin holdings to cash, though the filing does not specify the amount of DOGE to be sold or quantify

U.S. cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds recorded $650.6 million in combined net outflows on October 7 as investors withdrew capital from Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana products amid renewed pressure across digital-asset markets. Bitcoin ETFs suffered the largest withdrawals at $484.9 million,