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Marathon Digital Holdings exhibited a 16% surge in Bitcoin production in September 2023. However, Uzbekistan introduced stringent regulations on crypto mining, potentially limiting industry growth. Meanwhile, U.S. based crypto exchange, Kraken, recorded its highest Bitcoin deposit activity, possibly indicating future price increases.

In a volatile week for digital assets, an unbroken six-week outflow trend was experienced, with Bitcoin and Ethereum contributing significantly. CoinShares market report revealed $9 million total outflows, with Bitcoin and Ethereum accounting for $6 million and $2.2 million, respectively. Interestingly, altcoins like Ripple(XRP) and Solana (SOL) saw inflows.

“Crypto investment products have experienced outflows for the sixth consecutive week, with Bitcoin and Ethereum bearing major losses. However, XRP and Solana have shown resilience, with net inflows recorded. Regional differences between European and U.S. investors also highlight the impact of regulatory climates on crypto investments.”

“Korea Blockchain Week spotlighted the rise of blockchain in gaming industry. The downfall of local Terra blockchain led to increased scrutiny in Korean projects. Despite skepticism, trade activity on local exchanges is rising, and mainstream banks are exploring crypto custodianship.”

“Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Binance Coin are facing persistent outflows, marking a fourth straight week of net capital flight totaling $59.3 million. This downward trend links to regulatory uncertainties and a strengthened dollar. Meanwhile, $20K could be the next Bitcoin resistance level.”

“The AVAX cryptocurrency experienced a 21% drop within the last 30 days, currently sitting at $9.92. However, the altcoin is deemed undervalued, presenting a potential opportunity for savvy investors. Despite the decline, Avalanche, the force behind AVAX, remains the fourth-largest layer-one blockchain network, further solidifying its position in the market.”

Crypto-backed funds saw minor outflows of $11.2 million last week, led by altcoin, particularly MATIC-backed funds. Despite ETH funds and short-Bitcoin funds also recording withdrawals, BTC funds had inflows totaling $3.8 million. Overall, despite market fluctuations, crypto investment products have a year-to-date inflow.

“Despite broader crypto market outflows, Solana has sustained consistent inflows for the past nine weeks. While promising developments provide a bullish sentiment, a disconnection between investment inflows and price performance presents a sobering counter-narrative. Risks exist within the crypto spaces, such as hacking episodes.”

“Despite a bearish market, multichain wallet Exodus reported Q2 2023 revenue of $12.4 million, a modest 4% dip year-over-year. Notable was a strong fiat onboarding revenue increase, up 220% from 2022. High trade volumes came from Bitcoin, Tether and Ether. Strikingly, Exodus alleviated some financial stresses by drastically cutting administrative and marketing budgets by 65%, resulting in administrative expenses shrinking to 32.2% of revenue.”

“Digital asset investment products faced a major decrease recently, with $55 million in outflows during mid-September. This trend largely connects to declining optimism about the potential approval of a Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF). Two exceptions were Ripple and Cardano, reporting positive figures.”

“Cryptocurrency assets experienced a $107 million outflow in the week ending Aug. 4, largely influenced by Bitcoin. Amidst this trend, Solana enjoyed inflows worth $9.5 million, a steep increase compared to the previous week. Ether funds prolonged their negative streak, contributing to Solana’s bullish trend. Experts suggest current market uncertainties are possibly causing Bitcoin’s sidelining sub $30,000.”

“Despite Bitcoin’s struggle to maintain its position above $30,000, historical on-chain activities and empirical data suggest bear market days are behind us. Long-term holders remain unscathed, while short-term counterparts pose a risk by selling. PlanB’s Stock-to-Flow model maintains firm traction within the community, suggesting positive price implications post Bitcoin’s halving.”

“Bitcoin (BTC) has emerged as the main focus for traditional fund investors, boasting 99% of the $137 million inflow into crypto-backed investment funds last week. The top-ranked cryptocurrency engrossed a remarkable $139.8 million of funds, accentuating BTC’s increasing appeal among investors.”

“Crypto market trends show Bitcoin holding comfortably above the $30,000 mark, driven by high retail demand for products like Bitcoin ETFs. Despite expected short-term liquidity dips, trading volumes of Ether and other altcoins are set to rise.”

Despite US SEC skepticism, the NFT-oriented FLOW cryptocurrency is recovering from lows, showing a significant trading activity. FLOW’s potential and emerging web3 projects like yPredict, an AI-driven cryptocurrency prediction platform, are shaping the future of the crypto landscape. However, note the volatility of the crypto market.

Investment funds supported by digital assets recorded their largest weekly inflows in a year with $199 million added to the sector. Bitcoin-backed funds drove the surge with $187 million inflows, accounting for 94% of total flows. Total assets under management in crypto-backed funds reached $37 billion, showcasing growing interest from established financial institutions.

Crypto market witnesses largest weekly inflows since July 2022, totaling $199 million, with Bitcoin claiming $187 million. The total assets under management of crypto investment products surpassed $37 billion, amid a spike in ETF applications submitted to the SEC.

The cryptocurrency investment sector recently experienced its largest weekly inflows since July 2022, totaling $199 million, mainly due to Bitcoin ETF applications. Bitcoin attracted 94% of the total inflows, while Ethereum and altcoins saw minimal impact on investments. The involvement of traditional financial giants and increasing interest in multi-asset investment ETPs influence the market sentiment.

Investors pulled $5.1 million from digital asset funds last week, marking the ninth consecutive week of outflows. The BlackRock Bitcoin ETF bid may have brought stability to the market. Grayscale dominated weekly inflows, while Ethereum-tracking products experienced outflows. Investors show a mix of optimism and caution, closely monitoring regulatory developments.

Digital asset investment products witnessed $88 million in outflows last week, with a total of $417 million withdrawn over eight consecutive weeks, affecting primarily Bitcoin and Ethereum. Factors contributing to these outflows include monetary policy and regulatory actions, creating an environment of caution. Upcoming macroeconomic data releases may potentially overshadow regulatory concerns and influence the cryptocurrency market’s future trajectory.

Data analytics platforms report billions of dollars in outflows from Binance following news of the SEC lawsuit. Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao argues that this can be misinterpreted, as crypto market volatility can lead to large fund movements between exchanges. It’s essential to consider the context and maintain perspective on the blockchain future and technology.

The SEC’s decision to label several cryptocurrencies as securities resulted in historic lows for Algorand (ALGO) and Flow (FLOW) on June 10. Despite opposition from projects like Solana, Cardano, and Polygon, the crypto market thrives, but ongoing debates may create volatility for investors.

The cryptocurrency industry faces turmoil as Coinbase and Binance experience a $4 billion outflow due to SEC allegations, impacting the best cryptos to buy. Despite challenges, some cryptocurrencies like WSM, IMX, and ECOTERRA remain top contenders for investment, although caution is advised in this uncertain market.

Crypto-backed investment funds experienced net outflows for the fourth consecutive week, totaling $200 million. Over the past four weeks, $160 million has flowed out of Bitcoin-focused funds, accounting for nearly 80% of all digital asset investment fund outflows. This raises questions about investor concerns or potential reallocations amid market volatility.