Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit $471M in Strongest Daily Surge Since February
Spot Bitcoin ETFs record $471 million in inflows, marking the strongest daily performance since late February amid volatile market conditions.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs record $471 million in inflows, marking the strongest daily performance since late February amid volatile market conditions.
Ethereum developers introduce the Economic Zone framework to unify fragmented layer-2 networks and improve interoperability.
Coinbase expands its regulated product suite in Europe, offering crypto and equity index futures to Advanced users under MiFID regulations in 26 countries.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs reversed a multi-week outflow streak, drawing over $1 billion in net inflows across three trading sessions this week.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin reduced his ether holdings by about 17,000 ETH in February as the asset declined sharply. The sales were executed gradually through small on-chain swaps.
Ether is the native cryptocurrency of the Ethereum network, used to pay transaction fees, execute smart contracts, and power decentralized applications across the blockchain.
Approximately 147,000 Bitcoin and 573,000 Ethereum options expire on November 28, signaling key shifts in market positioning.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has contributed approximately $760,000 in Ether to two decentralized messaging applications, Session and SimpleX Chat.
This concern cited by the South African Reserve Bank is driven by the growing user base and the borderless nature of digital assets, which can be used to bypass Exchange Control Regulations.
Ethereum expanded the idea of blockchain beyond digital money, creating a platform for smart contracts, decentralized apps, and tokenized assets. For beginners, it is the clearest next step after Bitcoin in understanding how crypto evolved into a broader financial and software ecosystem.