3 Things That May Move Bitcoin and Crypto Markets This Week

Strategy has paused its Bitcoin purchases this week as the company moved to repurchase convertible debt, while Michael Saylor has continued signaling that future Bitcoin sales remain possible as part of the firm’s capital management strategy. According to a post…

Bitcoin trades near $77K as Binance inflows triple in 10 days while spot BTC ETFs record $1.26B outflows across six sessions now.

Bitcoin’s demand backdrop has weakened sharply, according to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, who said an on-chain gauge of apparent demand has fallen to its most bearish reading of the year. Darkfost, posting on X under the handle @Darkfost_Coc, shared a CryptoQuant chart showing Bitcoin Apparent Demand on a 30-day sum basis falling deep into negative territory. The analyst said the metric is now approaching minus 147,000 BTC, marking its weakest level since the beginning of 2026. “Bitcoin’s Apparent Demand has just reached its most negative level since the beginning of the year,” Darkfost wrote. “With an estimate now approaching -147,000 BTC, we have to go back to December 2025 to find market sentiment this bearish.” Apparent Demand Turns Deeply Negative The chart tracks Bitcoin’s apparent demand alongside price, showing a transition from strongly positive readings through parts of mid-2025 to prolonged negative demand in late 2025 and again in 2026. The latest drop is notable because i

Iran's Foreign Ministry says no deal is imminent despite a framework existing. US-Iran agreement by June 7 sits at 57.5% YES, down from 86%. The post Iran’s Foreign Ministry says framework reached with US but no deal imminent appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from Latin America over the past week. In this edition, OFAC sanctions Sinaloa Cartel’s crypto laundering group, the Venezuelan government shuts down a 4,000 ASIC mining farm, and Brazil’s Bradesco enters the crypto custody business. US Sanctions Sinaloa Cartel Network for Laundering Drug […]

The post Bitcoin options are coming to Nadaq. Here’s what it means for you. appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Nasdaq has moved closer to offering cash-settled bitcoin BTC$77,361.99 index options, a move set to democratize crypto risk management and eliminate legacy operational barriers. Last week, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission granted Nasdaq PHLX conditional approval to list European-style options under the ticker QBTC. These will be cash-settled, European-style options tracking the CME CF Bitcoin Real Time Index (BRTT). Cash-settled means the options are settled in U.S. dollars. At expiration, the exchange credits or debits the cash difference between the strike price and the final index value and no actual bitcoin is delivered or received. For the average market participant, the new product, still pending approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), removes operational friction. QBTC options will trade on the same Nasdaq platform as popular technolo

The post US And Iran Fail To Finalize MOU As Mistrust Lingers, Iranian State Media Reports appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. US And Iran Fail To Finalize MOU As Mistrust Lingers, Iranian State Media Reports Skip to content Home Crypto News US and Iran Fail to Finalize MOU as Mistrust Lingers, Iranian State Media Reports Source: https://bitcoinworld.co.in/us-iran-mou-talks-stalled-tasnim/