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CoinGape Media
October 06, 2025

Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $3.3 billion in net inflows last week, the 2nd largest inflows in a week. Massive buying by institutional investors was the primary reason BTC price hit a new all-time high of $125.69K amid the “debasement trade,” claims Bloomberg analysts.

The crypto industry has already lost more money in the first half of 2025 than it did in the entire year of 2024.

In just six months, more than $2.47 billion was stolen, with one attack capturing the headlines: North Korea hackers ransacking ByBit for a record-breaking $1.5 billion.

It is the most significant known theft in the history of crypto, and it underscores how high the stakes have become.

And while these crypto service hacks often make headlines in the news, a stealthier and potentially more damaging trend is unfolding.

Personal crypto wallets, the very place where you likely are storing your digital assets right now, are under fire more than ever before.

Already in 2025, wallet compromises account for over 23% of all stolen funds. This is a record high, and it’s a clear signal of where crypto crime is headed next.

The Bitcoin price continues to show renewed strength after breaking through a crucial chart structure visible on the daily timeframe. Recent market behavior suggests growing accumulation, with investors transferring coins off exchanges to private wallets. This decline in exchange balances reflects a clear shift toward long-term conviction as the market stabilizes.

The Pi Network price has been left behind in the ongoing crypto market bull run. It was trading at $0.2500 on Monday and has formed a highly bearish chart pattern despite some notable bullish developments, including exchange outflows and the recent DEX and AMM testnet launch.