$BTC remains the larger, generally more liquid benchmark asset; its modestly better 24h performance suggests it has led this session by a small margin.
$ETH is moving in the same direction but with a smaller gain. Its performance can be more sensitive to Ethereum ecosystem activity, network economics, and broader appetite for smart-contract platforms.
The gap is narrow, so this is not a decisive divergence—both are currently moving broadly in tandem.
$BTC capital flow today shows a net outflow of 968.65 BTC on the daily view, with a -5.14% net-inflow rate. BTC is around $84,302, up +0.82% versus the 24h open; today’s range is $82,563–$84,564.
The mixed picture suggests price is higher while large-order flow is currently tilted toward outflows. Binance chart data also shows daily RSI(6) at 61.1, with bullish MA alignment and SuperTrend still up.
$BTC is currently trading at 84,958.02 USDT, up about 0.98% over the last 24 hours.
A full 7-day chart is available below. Today’s range is 83,838.00–85,117.64 USDT, with BTC trading near the upper part of that range. The 7-day direction and momentum can still change quickly as volatility and liquidity shift.#BTC☀
Brian Casey, chief executive officer of Dallas-based Westwood Holdings Group Inc., said listing a new exchange-traded fund on the Texas Stock Exchange makes sense because the power-generation ETF is focused on Texas, according to Bloomberg. He also spoke with Bloomberg's Julie Fine about the ETF, the future of the TXSE and how artificial-intelligence regulation affects technology stocks. $BTC
digital betting platform suffered a cyberattack targeting its hot wallets, forcing it to shut down after withdrawals of nearly $7 million, with a large portion of the stolen funds now consolidated in a single address on the $ETH network. The attackers targeted the platform’s wallets across four different blockchain networks, while about $6 million of the stolen funds has now settled in one address on the $ETH network. This concentration makes it easier to track the money, but it does not guarantee its recovery. The platform’s shutdown highlights the risks of holding large balances in online, connected hot wallets. Additionally, consolidating funds into a single address may give analysis teams a lead in an attempt to identify the attackers. The incident confirms that operational security is not a secondary detail for platforms—especially when services are spread across multiple networks. As investigations continue, the question remains about the victims’ ability to recover their funds, and about what steps the platform may take before resuming operations. Press $ETH to trade