Bitcoin dominance continues its uptrend and hits new highs as ETF inflows soar.

Bitcoin fell to $85,000, as CPI data came in hotter month-over-month as odds of a Fed pause increase at next policy meeting in December.

Headline inflation year-over-year is expected to increase by 0.2% and end a six-month consecutive decline, last seen in March 2024.

Bitcoin has surged by $20,000 in the past seven days as we examine the cohort breakdown of this rally.

Bitcoin and ether ETF inflows soared on one of the biggest days in the BTC's history.

Gold and most of the so-called magnificent seven tech stocks are down on the day.

As bitcoin climbs above $82,000, U.S. crypto equities are soaring in pre-market trading, with Semler Scientific leading with a 25% gain.

As bitcoin hits new highs, it's helpful to examine the data to understand where the demand is coming from.

Even after breaking through $77,000 for the first time, bitcoin's price looks very likely to keep soaring, CoinDesk senior analyst James Van Strate