Spot and futures crypto ETFs — flows, AUM, new filings, approvals, and issuer activity.
Spot BTC ETFs keep bleeding, perpetuals show traders paying for downside, yet supply is migrating to long-term holders and profitability is still elevated. The market is pausing, not breaking.
Three hikes in a single year would be a sharp hawkish turn from the current cutting cycle, with crypto, equities, and rate-sensitive sectors repricing for tighter policy through 2026.
The reiteration lands after STRC, Strategy's perpetual-preferred instrument, sold off hard enough that Benchmark had to publicly remind the market it is not a stablecoin.
Six straight weeks of redemptions and a cumulative $5.94B drain are the headline, but the 2-year yield decoupling from collapsing oil is the more dangerous signal for BTC's near-term recovery odds.
Six straight weeks of ETF outflows meet a Fed that has stopped cutting, while realized volatility has now overshot the implied levels options traders paid to hedge with.
The streak is now the longest sustained redemption window since the products launched, and the sell-side analyst watching the tape says the exhaustion setup is finally taking shape.
Advisors are funding crypto from equities and cash, not from 'play money' allocations, and Bitwise is packaging the trade for the next 100K RIAs who don't want to pick tickers.
Selling pressure has eased but never reversed; combined with a rebounding dollar and a cautious Fed, the absence of fresh institutional bid is keeping BTC range-bound between roughly $60K and $67K.
The National Business Corporate Pension Fund, a roughly ¥13 trillion pool, would route the slice through a passive fund run by a hedge fund, Nikkei says, marking a sovereign-tier first for Japan.
The headline number is the lengthening streak, not any single week: six straight weeks of net outflows across US spot BTC products are quietly reshaping the institutional flow picture alongside a…
The unusual suit argues Kalshi's Bitcoin perps are "swaps" under Dodd-Frank, not futures — and that the CFTC rubber-stamped the listing without doing the legal analysis.
With $10B of Bitcoin options set to expire June 26 and 80% out of the money, derivatives are now setting spot prices — and the same shift is reshaping equities, prediction markets, and tokenized…
It's a small product line — two index ETFs — but the structure reframes Bitcoin as a default cash-flow allocation for U.S. equity investors, not a separate buy decision.
The fee is the story: at 0.14%, MSSE and MSOL sit a basis point below every major US competitor — and Morgan Stanley's $1.8T distribution reach means the bid is for advisor shelf space, not retail…
The headline number is large, but the more relevant data point is the rolling-window ranking: this is the worst 30-day stretch since spot ETFs launched — institutional desks are net sellers, not…
A single-day pull of this size out of BlackRock's IBIT is unusual enough to read as a positioning event — and the parallel ETHA outflow keeps the move from looking like a routine rebalance.
The $1.78T asset manager's dual filing would route US large-cap and Nasdaq-100 dividends into capped Bitcoin exposure, layering a familiar DRIP wrapper onto spot crypto as the post-2024 ETF race…
The lawsuit argues perps should be swaps, not futures — and the legal read is that CME has both the procedural and substantive advantage heading into a likely injunction fight.
TVL down 11% QoQ yet still $38B, DEX volume off 24%, but tokenized commodities jumped 60% — Citi flags record derivatives trading against spot ETF flows that haven't caught up.
The novel wrapper targets institutional allocators who want equity beta with a passive BTC accumulation engine — and it lands as Franklin's spot BTC ETF already holds $359M in assets.
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