BTC rebounded to $92,600 (+2.7%) after heavy selling, but remains below key structural thresholds.
ETF flows split: Bitcoin saw inflows of $75 million, but Ether saw outflows of $37 million to extend the outflow streak to seven days. Solana continued to stand out with inflows of $55 million.
Fed minutes emphasize “confirmation before cuts”, as Nvidia’s strong results inject short-term risk appetite.
Onchain shows deep stress: BTC sits below 0.75 cost-basis quantile; reclaiming it is essential to avoid a deeper bear trend.
Retail continues to panic sell while whales accumulate, a classical reversal signal, but not confirmed yet.
The listing is not a ban or a finding of wrongdoing, but it signals that Singapore users dealing with Bybit have no regulatory recourse if something goes wrong.
Bitcoin slipped toward $63,000 and ether fell 3.6% as Kevin Warsh's first FOMC meeting produced a dot plot that now projects rate hikes – not cuts – before the year is out.
Angela Ang spent more than a decade at the MAS building the licensing regime that governs digital asset firms across Southeast Asia – her appointment signals that the next phase of institutional crypto competition in APAC will be decided on regulatory credibility.
Capital B is bringing Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin-backed “digital credit” playbook to Europe—but with a fraction of the scale, heavier regulatory friction, and a model that only works if Bitcoin keeps climbing.
