Bitcoin Slips Below $79,000 as Crypto ETFs Bleed $58.7M
Bitcoin fell below $79,000 and US crypto ETFs posted $58.7 million in net outflows, led by $46.65 million in Bitcoin fund withdrawals, as traders brace for the Fed’s September rate decision.
Bitcoin fell below $79,000 and US crypto ETFs posted $58.7 million in net outflows, led by $46.65 million in Bitcoin fund withdrawals, as traders brace for the Fed’s September rate decision.
Bitcoin and Ethereum fell Tuesday as escalating U.S.-Iran fighting triggered risk-off selling, with BTC dropping to $78,370.62 and ETH to $2,473.66.
US authorities charge Malone Lam and 17 others over a $240 million bitcoin social engineering theft that funded mansions, private jets, and a $569,000 club night.
Orionx, a nine-year-old Chilean crypto platform serving 100,000+ users, shuts down after an audit found a $7 million gap in customer holdings. Founders now face criminal charges.
A UK investor who put roughly $2,000 into Bitcoin in 2011 through the now-defunct Intersango exchange has recovered assets now worth $4.5 million, after tracing a wallet holding 5,500 BTC.
Bitcoin and Ethereum logged $2.70 trillion in 30-day trading volume as BTC neared $80,000, but spreads, funding fees, and slippage are quietly eating into trader returns.
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Polymarket has rolled out perpetual futures with up to 20x leverage across 67 contracts covering 10 cryptocurrencies plus stocks and commodities, settled in pUSD.
Bitcoin opened at $81,271.92 on Sept 4, 2026, up 5.1% day-over-day, as ETF inflows and shifting Fed rate expectations lift crypto markets. Ethereum gained 4.9%.
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