
The crypto market recovered in May, but volatility remained elevated due to changes in U.S. trade policies.
The crypto market recovered in May, but volatility remained elevated due to changes in U.S. trade policies.
On-chain metrics show reduced retail activity, despite broader access through ETFs and treasury firms, thereby limiting bullish pressure.
The Trump family media conglomerate aims to enter the crypto exchange-traded fund space with its own offering.
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund has been on fire as institutional investors continue to load up on BTC.
Bitcoin may break out in June as market optimism has been found to be quietly building around tech earnings, ETFs, and FTX-driven capital inflows.
Despite exiting its position on BlackRock’s IBIT, the agency still holds over $34 million in Coinbase, Robinhood, and Marathon Digital shares.
Easing tariff tensions, a fresh wave of capital inflows, and steady institutional demand are among the factors driving bitcoin’s resurgence.
Santiment data reveals dramatic pivot in crypto conversations, from trade wars to AI agents and altseason speculation.
BlackRock’s IBIT smashes through 600K BTC milestone, now holding three times more Bitcoin than second-place Fidelity.
IBIT was the only BTC ETF yesterday in the green, but what a green it was.
The SEC is set to review 72 crypto ETFs, including those tracking SOL, XRP, and DOGE.
Bitcoin ETFs and whales like Strategy are creating price stability as institutional inflows replace retail speculation in BTC markets.
BTC closed Q1 2025 with a 12% decline due to selling pressure from long-term holders offloading their assets and ETF outflows.
Bitcoin’s outflows indicate increased investor confidence, which could signal the start of a major price rise.
A decline in actively traded bitcoins could be either bullish or bearish, depending on the level of demand in the market.
Nearly $300 million entered the funds on Monday.
CoinShares says these outflows, coupled with the market dip, have reduced the total assets under management for crypto investment products by $48 billion.
The light for ETH was nowhere to be seen, though.
Out of 12 trading days since February 10, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States have recorded just $66 million in inflows but over $3.6 billion in outflows.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S., having bled for most days in February, have now recorded their largest daily outflow of $938 million.
The FSA’s move to classify crypto assets as securities may lead to new ETF approvals.
The ETH ETF inflows are on a multi-day positive streak, unlike the BTC products.
The Trump family’s crypto ambitions are growing as its media arm has plans to launch crypto-related investment funds.