Bitcoin

Bitcoin rose 1.7% over the last 24 hours as demand signals improved, with Bitcoin Magazine reporting a surge in spot Bitcoin ETF inflows following a widely discussed $130M Coldcard hack. Despite some regulatory uncertainty flagged by BeInCrypto about a potential near-term split scenario, the stronger ETF flow narrative likely supported sentiment and helped push BTC higher.

Bitcoin rose about 1.8% over the past 24 hours as attention stayed on ETF flow dynamics and a rebound above the $63K level. CryptoPotato reported that BTC ETFs attracted notable inflows relative to other crypto ETFs and highlighted BTC’s rebound above $63K, which likely supported near-term buying.

Bitcoin rose about 1.5% over the past 24 hours as it pushed back toward the $62K level alongside continued focus on ETF-related flows and positioning, which Cointelegraph highlighted in its market update. While another Cointelegraph report noted Hashdex is shutting its smallest Bitcoin ETF, the broader ETF-flow narrative remained a key driver of sentiment rather than a clear bearish catalyst.

Bitcoin rose about 1.2% over the past hour as spot buying pushed BTC back toward the $62K area despite mixed flow signals. Cointelegraph noted BTC hitting $62K even as the Coinbase premium stayed negative, suggesting the move came amid continued demand dynamics rather than a clear U.S.-led premium.

Bitcoin fell about 1.5% over the past 24 hours as hack/exploit headlines weighed on sentiment and prompted defensive positioning. CoinDesk reported that the ~$89 million Coldcard exploit led investors to send BTC back to exchanges, a flow that can coincide with near-term selling pressure, while Cointelegraph noted the hack triggered the largest sub-1 BTC transfer activity since FTX, highlighting elevated on-chain churn.

Bitcoin rose about 1.5% over the past 24 hours as sentiment stayed constructive following bullish July performance and August outlook commentary, which helped support a modest bid (U.Today). At the same time, markets appeared to absorb headlines around the Coldcard exploit and related on-chain flows back to exchanges without a sustained selloff, limiting downside pressure despite the security-related news (CoinDesk; Cointelegraph).

Bitcoin fell 2.1% over the past 24 hours as risk sentiment weakened following reports of a Coldcard wallet flaw that could expose years of Bitcoin seed generation, tied to a theft totaling roughly $70M in BTC. Coverage highlighting ongoing theft concerns likely pressured near-term confidence and triggered defensive selling (Bitcoin Magazine; BeInCrypto).

Bitcoin fell 3.0% over the past 24h as traders reacted to reports of a Coldcard wallet flaw tied to thefts, which likely dented near-term sentiment around self-custody security. Bitcoin Magazine reported a Coldcard vulnerability that could expose years of Bitcoin seeds after roughly $70M in BTC was stolen, while BeInCrypto noted the theft is ongoing and questioned whether users’ wallets may be affected.

Bitcoin fell about 2.5% over the past 24 hours as traders reacted to reports of a Coldcard wallet flaw and ongoing thefts, which can weigh on sentiment by raising security concerns. Bitcoin Magazine reported that a Coldcard RNG/seed-related issue allegedly exposed years of seeds after roughly $70M in BTC was stolen, while BeInCrypto said the Coldcard theft is ongoing and urged users to check whether they’re affected.

Bitcoin slipped 1.7% over the past hour as risk sentiment weakened following fresh security fears tied to an alleged $38 million Coldcard-related drain, with reports warning that singlesig setups may be vulnerable. The drop also aligns with a more bearish near-term tone in derivatives, as CoinDesk noted heavy interest in the $60,000 put and “mood swings bearish for August,” which can pressure spot as traders hedge downside.