Market Outlook

Bitcoin outflows from over-the-counter desks spiked, signaling dip-demand from institutional investors.

The latest news extended bitcoin's streak of wild price gyrations this week.

A sing-along to the tune of The Police's 1978 classic "So Lonely."

The crypto market has lost more than $400 billion in a day.

The listed firm now holds 92,079 BTC bought for a total of $2.251 billion.

Fully backed by ADA and DOT, the products are listing on the Nordic Growth Market.

Regulators cite the dangers of speculative trading.

"Market makers were heavily short puts in the range of $52,000 to $50,000, and I estimate were forced to sell nearly 2,900 bitcoin," one trader said.

Anyone with a stock account can now make a savvy, albeit risky, bet on GBTC pricing disparities that were previously exclusive to big players.

Coinbase also announced it would be listing DOGE in six to eight weeks.

"We're going to be focused on how we can accelerate asset addition in the future," CEO Brian Armstrong said on the company's Q1 earnings call.

The cryptocurrency exchange boosted its yearly forecast range for "Monthly Transacting Users," a key metric.