
Bitcoin Rebounds Toward $76,000 as ETF Outflows Threaten the Recovery
Bitcoin is rebounding near $76,000, but $1.28 billion in November ETF outflows and heavy liquidations keep downside risks elevated.
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Bitcoin is rebounding near $76,000, but $1.28 billion in November ETF outflows and heavy liquidations keep downside risks elevated.

More than $1.27 billion in crypto derivatives positions were liquidated after Bitcoin’s selloff. Here’s what the leverage cascade means for markets and SimFi traders.

October payrolls surged to 165,000 and unemployment fell to 4.1%, lifting December Fed hike odds and reshaping expectations for bonds, the dollar, and risk assets.

The Bank of England’s 8–1 rate hike to 4% supports sterling but raises recession risks. Here’s what traders should watch next.

Brent crude has plunged as traders price a possible U.S.–Iran agreement. Here’s what the move means for oil, currencies, inflation, and equity markets.

A technology-stock rout pushed Bitcoin below $76,000, exposing the growing link between high-growth equities, crypto and global risk sentiment.

Brazil held its Selic rate at 13.75% after five cuts, highlighting rising inflation expectations, fiscal uncertainty, and a more selective outlook for emerging-market traders.

October’s powerful jobs report lifted the dollar, pushed Treasury yields higher, and revived expectations for a December Fed rate hike.

The Nasdaq rebounded after a 5.5% technology selloff, but persistent AI valuation concerns and sharp sector divergences keep volatility elevated.

Bitcoin’s slide toward six-week lows reflects weak institutional flows, regulatory uncertainty, macro pressure, and exchange security concerns. Here’s how traders can prepare.

Crypto scanners recorded $58 million in whale trades and $2.25 million in liquidations, exposing risks from heavy selling and crowded leveraged longs.

Brazil’s central bank has paused five consecutive rate cuts, keeping the Selic at 13.75%. Here’s what the decision means for the real, bonds, equities, and emerging markets.