The crypto market today has been trading sideways with negligible movement since the previous day. As a result, the total market capitalization of the industry has gone up a modest 1.62% to $3.45 trillion. However, this has welcomed a 22.70% spike in intraday trading volumes to $188.68 billion. While the market has been relatively volatile, the Fear & Greed Index continues to highlight an “Extreme Greed” score of 81.
In a notable movement in the market, the U.S. government transferred 19,800 Bitcoin, worth $1.92 billion, to Coinbase. Of this, 10,000 BTC, worth $962.9 million, went directly to the exchange. These transfers were part of asset custody actions and not outright sales. This movement has sparked curiosity among market players, about how things would unfold in the near future.
Bitcoin price at the time of press is changing hands at $95,947.90 with a change of -0.89% over the previous day. The dip in BTC’s price tag did welcome some volumes, which stood at $67.24, a spike of 62.88% over the previous day. Talking about ETFs, Bitcoin continued to attract strong inflows, with BlackRock bringing in $338.3 million. Fidelity followed next with $25.1 million and ARK with $17.2 million. Successively, the total Bitcoin ETF inflows for December 2nd, summed up at an impressive $353.6 million.
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The largest altcoin, Ethereum lost 0.89% in its face value taking the numbers to $3,644.65. In the meantime, the ETF inflows stood at $24.2, as Grayscale ETHE outflows were at $44.4 million. XRP has been making waves, with a 12.31% spike in its price tag to $2.73. Solana witnessed a dip of 0.50%, trading at $228.27.
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HBAR, Kaia, and IOTA posted remarkable gains of over 37% among the top gainers. Conversely, AIOZ, Kaspa, and Dogecoin led the losers’ list, declining by over 3% each.
The Fear & Greed Index stands at 81, indicating extreme greed.
HBAR, Kaia, and IOTA topped the charts with gains of 51.52%, 38.01%, and 37.80%, respectively.
Bitcoin ETFs saw $353.6 million in net inflows, with BlackRock leading the surge, while Ethereum ETFs had a modest $24.2 million in net inflows
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