# Slump Articles associés

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Altcoin Spot Activity Slumps, But Bitcoin Volume Stays Resilient

On-chain data reveals a divergence in cryptocurrency spot trading volumes. While the combined spot volume for the top 500 digital assets has been in a sustained slump since October 2023, Bitcoin's volume has shown resilience. After initially declining with the broader market, BTC's spot activity saw a significant uplift in February, including a large spike during a sharp price drop. This suggests the ongoing market-wide decline is primarily driven by reduced altcoin activity. In related news, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs have recently registered positive weekly net flows after a period of outflows, potentially signaling a shift in institutional sentiment. At the time of writing, Bitcoin's price is trading around $70,400.

bitcoinist03/13 13:03

Altcoin Spot Activity Slumps, But Bitcoin Volume Stays Resilient

bitcoinist03/13 13:03

Examining if Story can recover after IP’s 2-month price slump

Examining if Story (IP) can recover after a 2-month price slump. The crypto market fell over 3.5% amid fears from the Israel-Iran conflict, with IP dropping 12% and trading volume declining 16%. IP has lost over 90% of its value from its peak and is trading within a descending trend channel, now approaching the $0.80 support level. Technical indicators show the RSI is oversold at 17.29, suggesting potential bear exhaustion, but the MACD indicates growing seller momentum. On-chain data reveals a significant decline in active accounts and gas fees spent, indicating weaker network activity. The oversold RSI might attract buyers, but current market fear could push prices lower. The reaction around $0.80 will be critical for IP's next price direction.

ambcrypto02/28 17:01

Examining if Story can recover after IP’s 2-month price slump

ambcrypto02/28 17:01

Bitcoin’s slump deepens: Retail struggles to absorb $2.81B outflow

Bitcoin is experiencing a significant bearish phase, with $1.163 trillion wiped from its market cap since October. Institutional investors, particularly from the U.S., have shown clear disinterest, resulting in $2.81 billion in outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs over the past two months. The Coinbase Premium Index remains negative, indicating weaker U.S. demand. Retail investors now bear the burden of sustaining demand, though recent spot netflows show only modest buying activity at roughly $100 million per day. While historical patterns suggest potential stabilization, Bitcoin's price remains fragile and highly sensitive to further outflows without a material increase in retail demand.

ambcrypto02/25 00:02

Bitcoin’s slump deepens: Retail struggles to absorb $2.81B outflow

ambcrypto02/25 00:02

Japanese Banking Giant Cuts Crypto Bets After Q3 Profit Slump

Japan's largest brokerage firm Nomura announced it will temporarily reduce its cryptocurrency trading positions following a 10% decline in net income for the third quarter ending December 31. The profit slump, partly attributed to trading losses at its European crypto subsidiary Laser Digital, prompted tighter risk controls and position limits to manage earnings volatility. Despite this short-term pullback, Nomura remains committed to its long-term digital asset strategy, with Laser Digital actively seeking to expand services internationally, including applying for a U.S. trust bank charter. The firm aims to balance immediate risk management with continued development of crypto infrastructure and institutional services.

bitcoinist02/03 08:50

Japanese Banking Giant Cuts Crypto Bets After Q3 Profit Slump

bitcoinist02/03 08:50

Prenetics Halts Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy Amid Market Slump

Prenetics, a health science company co-founded by David Beckham, has halted its Bitcoin accumulation strategy due to the recent cryptocurrency market slump. The company had initially planned to use part of a $48 million funding round to purchase Bitcoin, following a strategy inspired by Michael Saylor. However, due to market volatility and declining prices, Prenetics officially stopped buying Bitcoin on December 4. Instead, the company is redirecting all capital toward its core consumer health brand, IM8, which focuses on nutrition supplements, gut health, and immune support. Launched less than 12 months ago, IM8 has already achieved over $120 million in annual recurring revenue. CEO Danny Yeung highlighted significant growth, with Q3 revenue up 568% year-over-year to $23.6 million. Prenetics will retain its existing holdings of 514 BTC, valued at approximately $45 million, but will not allocate any additional capital for future Bitcoin purchases.

TheNewsCrypto12/31 10:36