Here’s why the crypto market is going down today (May 14)

The supertrend indicator paints a potential bullish breakout for Cardano (ADA). However, the momentum may not materialize, rendering the buy signal invalid. ADA could target highs above $0.40 next, although the $0.25 support remains key. Cardano price has dropped again as broader selling caps the crypto market bounce. ADA is down 3% in the timeframe […] The post Cardano price forecast: is $0.40 next as $ADA flashes buy signal? appeared first on CoinJournal.

The summit's outcomes could reshape geopolitical alliances, impacting Taiwan's security, trade dynamics, and crypto market compliance in Asia. The post Trump meets Xi in Beijing as Taiwan language and trade terms hang in the balance appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Jane Street sharply reduced its Bitcoin ETF exposure in the first quarter of 2026, cutting reported holdings in BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC while increasing positions in Ether ETFs and several crypto-linked equities. The move has revived speculation that one of the market’s largest trading firms may have been a major force in Bitcoin’s recent price dynamics — and that a lighter reported position could remove a key overhang for BTC. According to the latest 13F filings, Jane Street cut its IBIT position by roughly 71% and its FBTC position by about 60% in Q1. Parker White, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of DeFi Development Corp (DFDV), renewed his thesis from February and argued via X that the filing may help answer questions that have circulated since a major IBIT trading dislocation on February 5 when BTC price saw a massive -18% drawdown. “It is now apparent that Jane Street cut their IBIT and FBTC holdings by roughly 70% in Q1 based on 1

Bitcoin’s dominance over the wider crypto market has grown noticeably stronger in 2026, and new data suggests the reason comes down to where institutional money is — and isn’t — going. Related Reading: Crypto Firm Exodus Drains 63% Of Its Bitcoin Reserves As Q1 Loss Doubled Year Over Year Altcoin Season Loses Steam Analysts tracking market behavior say the expected rotation from Bitcoin into smaller altcoins has not materialized the way it did in previous bull cycles. The social buzz and speculative energy that once drove traders toward low-cap coins have both faded. According to data from Bitwise, the broader crypto market’s appetite for risk has fallen sharply since October 2025 — a shift that appears to be reshaping how capital moves across the space. LATEST: Quantum signal flashes red, says Bitcoin risk appetite has collapsed since October 2025.$BTC premium plunged from +30% to near 0%, signaling Alts rotation is officially over. The post-quantum narrative failed to spark any real

Institutional de-risking amid geopolitical tensions may signal broader market caution, potentially influencing Bitcoin's short-term trajectory. The post Bitcoin ETF outflows hit $635M amid Middle East tensions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The first Hyperliquid (HYPE) ETF debut in the US on Tuesday drew attention quickly after the fund reportedly logged more than $1 million in inflows on day one. However, trading conditions changed fast.  On Wednesday, HYPE’s price fell about 4%, sliding to roughly $38 as the broader crypto market stayed under pressure throughout the week and extended the downturn. Failed Attempts At $45 Despite the near-term weakness, one analyst believes the altcoin still has a clear path to substantially higher levels once the current market cycle improves.  In a Wednesday post on social media site X (formerly Twitter), market analyst McKenna argued that HYPE’s recent movement resembles a local top on the altcoin’s daily chart.  Related Reading: First Hyperliquid ETF Launch: Day One Volume Hits $1.8M–Key Details According to the analysis, HYPE has tried twice to break above the closest resistance level around $45, and failed both times. McKenna pointed to what he described as a “large range” forming b

The post Trump’s CEO-filled China visit can decide whether Bitcoin’s $80,000 risk rally survives this week appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Make CryptoSlate preferred on Bitcoin is hovering just below $80,000 as President Donald Trump arrives in Beijing for a high-stakes meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, turning the visit into a live test of whether the crypto market’s latest risk rally has enough support to survive a difficult macro week. The trip comes as traders are already contending with hotter inflation data, rising Treasury yields, and a Bitcoin rally that has leaned heavily on derivatives positioning rather than deep spot demand. That combination has left the market unusually sensitive to headlines from Beijing, where any shift in trade, technology, or supply-chain policy could quickly feed through global risk assets. For Bitcoin, the China visit is less about direct digital-asset policy than the broader market signal it sends. A constructive meeting could ease fears

The post Bitcoin ETF IBIT outpaces gold GLD by 33 points as $13B capital rotation accelerates appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas reported that the Bitcoin spot ETF iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has significantly outperformed the gold ETF SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) since March, outpacing it by roughly 33 percentage points in performance. Summary Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas says Bitcoin ETF IBIT has outperformed gold ETF GLD by 33 percentage points since March. IBIT recorded $4.2B in inflows while GLD saw $9B in outflows, creating a $13B divergence in capital flows. The shift signals accelerating institutional rotation from traditional safe-haven assets into digital alternatives. According to Balchunas, IBIT has attracted approximately $4.2 billion in net inflows during this period, while GLD has experienced $9 billion in net outflows. The resulting $13 billion capital flow divergence highlights a notable rotation in institutional allocat