Bitcoin ETF Inflows Hit Three-Week High
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $506.5 million in net inflows, marking the strongest single-day demand in three weeks and signaling stabilizing institutional sentiment.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $506.5 million in net inflows, marking the strongest single-day demand in three weeks and signaling stabilizing institutional sentiment.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $258 million in inflows, even as institutional investors sold roughly 25,000 BTC in late 2025 and sentiment remained cautious.
Bitcoin approached $68,000 during a broad crypto rebound as gold strengthened and geopolitical tensions and macro uncertainty weighed on overall risk appetite.
Capital is moving from DeFi into tokenized real-world assets as investors seek lower-risk onchain yields during broader market weakness.
Google searches for “Bitcoin going to zero” have reached their highest levels since 2022, reflecting retail concern amid sharp BTC declines and heightened macroeconomic uncertainty.
Leading institutional investors, including Morgan Stanley and ARK, increased stakes in BitMine during Q4 2025 despite a 48% stock decline, highlighting sustained demand.
Abu Dhabi-linked sovereign investors disclosed over $1 billion in US spot Bitcoin ETF holdings, even as the market recorded renewed outflows.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $410 million in net outflows as bitcoin slipped below $66,000, reflecting macro-driven pressure and weaker institutional flows.
BlackRock will list its $2.1 billion tokenized Treasury fund on Uniswap, marking its first formal step into decentralized finance infrastructure.
Hong Kong’s securities regulator will allow licensed brokers to offer digital asset margin financing and set rules for crypto perpetual contracts for professional investors.
The Coinbase Premium has dropped to its lowest level since late 2024, signaling weakening institutional demand for Bitcoin amid broader market stress and ETF outflows.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs slipped below $100 billion in assets after $272 million in daily outflows, extending year-to-date losses amid market volatility.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest inflows in weeks as investors added exposure despite Bitcoin trading well below recent highs.
AI dominates investment priorities for global family offices, while cryptocurrencies remain largely absent from portfolios, according to JPMorgan data.
Strive added 334 Bitcoin to its balance sheet and retired most of the debt inherited from its Semler Scientific acquisition, strengthening its treasury position.