Spot and futures crypto ETFs — flows, AUM, new filings, approvals, and issuer activity.
Strategy's new index shows banks still early on the Bitcoin build-out, even as individuals hold 66.1% of total supply and dwarf every institutional category combined.
The 30-day moving average has slipped under 2024 levels, and Glassnode frames the dip as a quiet regime, not a structural break, with attention rotated elsewhere until $BTC momentum returns.
Three straight days of simultaneous BTC, ETH and now HYPE ETF outflows marks the first cross-product withdrawal since the spot ETF complex went live, a sign institutions are de-risking the entire…
Two years in, spot BTC ETFs turned Bitcoin from a treasury-only allocation into a sleeve any RIA can buy in five clicks, with cumulative inflows north of $90B doing the work no OTC desk could.
The refunds begin flowing less than a week after the ruling, with Treasury now clawing back duties collected under the contested IEEPA framework.
The bill's last realistic window is closing fast: updated Senate text is due this week, but developer protections, ethics rules, and the 60-vote threshold still haven't been resolved.
A narrow window before the August recess, a missing GOP vote, and a market-structure bill the industry has been waiting on for two years all collide in the next two weeks.
The eight-week ETF outflow streak broke and spot selling collapsed to 53 BTC a day from June's 2,000. The bid is returning, but derivatives traders, not spot buyers, are driving the rebound.
The macro shock hits price and oil, but spot BTC and ETH ETFs just broke eight-week outflow streaks, an under-the-surface bid that suggests risk-off selling is not unconditional.
The Fundstrat co-founder is publicly bullish on ETH outperformance while his own firm's internal model has Bitcoin testing $60K and ETH near $1,800, levels the market is already trading at.
Glassnode's Week 29 read: the price recovery lacks the conviction to qualify as a real breakout, with thin spot participation, defensive options skew, and weak organic demand offsetting returning ETF…
June CPI lands Tuesday with core YoY seen flat at 2.9% and a rare negative headline print; JPMorgan, Citi and Wells Fargo follow, and the read on risk appetite will hit BTC before the Fed does.
The slide is incremental on a 30-day basis, but it lands inside Q2's third straight losing quarter and the largest ETF outflow since launch, which is the larger tape the leverage flush is happening…
Ether and SOL spot products also flipped positive in the same week, with $84M and $930K respectively, while XRP ETFs kept bleeding, signalling a broadening, not uniform, institutional bid.
Bitcoin's spot ETFs led with $197M in weekly net inflows, while XRP's first-generation products bled $7M, the only major US-listed spot fund cohort to print red.
Asia's regulatory split widens: Tokyo opens the door to spot crypto ETFs while Seoul hands won stablecoins to incumbent banks, with Kazakhstan accelerating and India holding firm against legalization.
The first positive week since May ends an $8B redemption cycle, but cumulative holdings still need several more weeks of net inflows before the demand trend can be called reversed.
The same institutional plumbing that legitimised Bitcoin ETFs is also the mechanism that drains fastest when risk appetite turns. The SEC's renewed scrutiny is a symptom, not the cause.
The streak-ending week recovered just 3% of the $9.46B the two groups lost across the prior eight weeks; BlackRock's IBIT and ETHA carried the bid while most peers sat flat.
The largest BTC sale in Strategy's six-year history funds dividends on its preferred-stock program, while spot ETFs pulled in $487M across two sessions to snap a 10-day, $2.73B outflow streak.
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