Cryptocurrency News

Recent data reveals that Bitcoin ETFs faced their highest outflows in three months, while Ethereum funds continued their losing streak. This trend raises concerns about market stability and investor sentiment.

China's central bank has ramped up its gold purchases, acquiring 23 tonnes in September, marking its largest monthly buy in three years. This trend reflects a broader global interest in gold among central banks, with significant purchases reported from Poland, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.

Bitcoin's recent price action shows a struggle to maintain momentum after hitting resistance near $86K. The Coinbase Premium Index indicates a decline in US demand, raising concerns about the sustainability of the current recovery.

Emin Gün Sirer, founder of Avalanche, warns that AI could expose vulnerabilities in the XRP Ledger, shifting focus from cryptographic threats to existing software flaws. His comments come amid an emergency update for the ledger.

Investors withdrew $56.1 million from Ethereum ETFs on October 9, marking the ninth consecutive day of outflows, primarily from BlackRock's fund. This trend raises concerns about Ethereum's market stability as traders increasingly bet against it.

China's leadership has announced plans for a national blockchain network, emphasizing digital technology's role in the economy. However, the plan does not mention Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, raising questions about their future in the country.

WCTC S9 registration closed on 26 October 2026; competition runs until 25 November. The advertised 6 million USDT is a maximum pool.

Ledger is investigating a potential theft of up to $86 million linked to hardware wallets sold by an authorized reseller in Southeast Asia, raising concerns over supply-chain security.

Toobit has been awarded the title of Best Exchange for Trading Tokenized Equities at the CoinGape Global Onchain Awards 2026, marking a significant achievement in the evolving landscape of digital finance.

Binance is set to restrict eight services and delist 22 tokens for Brazilian users starting October 27, as part of compliance with local regulations. Customers must migrate to a local service to continue using the platform.