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11:32
Data: 249,900 LINK transferred out from a certain exchange, worth approximately $2.28 million
According to ChainCatcher, Arkham data shows that at 19:27, 249,900 LINK (worth approximately $2.28 million) were transferred from an exchange to an anonymous address (starting with 0x7B6C...).
11:31
BlackRock transferred 12,397 ETH to a certain exchange's Prime address
According to a report by Jinse Finance, Arkham monitoring data shows that about five minutes ago, BlackRock transferred a total of 12,397 ETH, worth approximately $25.59 million, from its Ethereum Exchange Traded Fund ETHA to an exchange address. Further trading operations may follow.
11:21
GPI: Geopolitical Impact Overlapping with Oil Price Increase, Macro Market Entering "Inflation Overlap" Stage
BlockBeats News, March 6th, Cryptocurrency trading firm QCP Capital released its latest weekly market recap, stating that although global markets were dominated by geopolitical events this week, the real driver of market trends was the inflationary pressure brought by the rise in oil prices. The report pointed out that the market initially exhibited a typical risk-off sentiment but quickly evolved into an "inflation overlay" pattern: rising energy prices increased interest rate expectations, U.S. Treasuries failed to provide the usual safe-haven appeal, the U.S. dollar remained strong, and market volatility rotated during the Asian trading hours. On the cryptocurrency market front, Bitcoin showed relative stability at the beginning of the week and experienced a surge on Thursday driven by strong inflows into spot ETFs and rapidly rising open interest in futures contracts. However, as macro-market volatility returned, the gains were subsequently retraced. QCP stated that the key variable for the market going forward is the trend in energy prices: if oil prices continue to rise, interest rates may stay elevated, putting pressure on risk assets; if energy risks ease, it could reopen the upside potential for high-beta assets.
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