This morning’s crypto market still retains a slight green tone as BTC holds above 80,000 USD after a relatively quiet night with low volatility.
Specifically, BTC is trading around 80,482 USD, up 2.12% over the past 24 hours. Ethereum follows at 2,517 USD, up modestly 0.87%. Inflows into Bitcoin and Ether ETF funds remain a bright spot: the BTC ETF attracted nearly 2 billion USD over the past week, with BlackRock IBIT leading by more than 1.3 billion USD. The U.S. Treasury’s bond buyback activity also injected significant liquidity, pushing BTC above the 80,000 USD threshold. However, it’s worth noting that market sentiment is in the “extreme greed” zone, and BTC ETF capital flows show signs of slight deceleration on 27/8.
Market breadth is still quite positive, with 69% of coins in the green. In the top volume segment, $MOVR draws attention, rising as much as 38.96%; the surge in volume strongly suggests that money is concentrating on mid-cap plays with their own stories. Meanwhile, ONG was ruthlessly dumped, falling 38.66% after the hot rally waves earlier—a typical “pump-and-dump” move for anyone who held gains but couldn’t take profit in time 😐.
Specifically, BTC is trading around 80,482 USD, up 2.12% over the past 24 hours. Ethereum follows at 2,517 USD, up modestly 0.87%. Inflows into Bitcoin and Ether ETF funds remain a bright spot: the BTC ETF attracted nearly 2 billion USD over the past week, with BlackRock IBIT leading by more than 1.3 billion USD. The U.S. Treasury’s bond buyback activity also injected significant liquidity, pushing BTC above the 80,000 USD threshold. However, it’s worth noting that market sentiment is in the “extreme greed” zone, and BTC ETF capital flows show signs of slight deceleration on 27/8.
Market breadth is still quite positive, with 69% of coins in the green. In the top volume segment, $MOVR draws attention, rising as much as 38.96%; the surge in volume strongly suggests that money is concentrating on mid-cap plays with their own stories. Meanwhile, ONG was ruthlessly dumped, falling 38.66% after the hot rally waves earlier—a typical “pump-and-dump” move for anyone who held gains but couldn’t take profit in time 😐.
