Bhavesh Maurya

Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $424.66 million in net outflows, with Fidelity’s FBTC alone seeing $245.62 million withdrawn Chainlink reached 900,000 wallets with balances on Ethereum, adding over 20,000 new holders BitMine acquired 27,801 ETH worth $49 million, lifting its total holdings to nearly 5.77 million ETH The crypto markets saw major developments as Bitcoin spot ETFs reported $424.66 million in net outflows, while Chainlink managed a new wallet milestone.

The FTSE 100 opened 68.09 points lower at 10,430.20 amid US strikes on Iran and a fresh Gulf escalation pushed oil prices sharply higher, affecting risk appetite across Europe. Meanwhile, Brent crude futures rose 3.54% to $86.25 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) advanced 3.19% to $80.63 a barrel. Sterling was quoted at $1.3366 early Monday, lower than $1.3378 at the London equities close on Monday. Against the euro, sterling fell to €1.1727 from €1.1733 a day prior.

Recovering lost or stolen cryptocurrency is difficult, but not always impossible. The first thing victims need to realize is that crypto transactions are typically irreversible. After Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, or tokens are removed from a wallet, there is no chargeback like with banks. Recovery will depend on the speed at which the victim reacts, whether the stolen funds can be traced, and whether they reach a regulated exchange that can freeze them.