Spot and futures crypto ETFs — flows, AUM, new filings, approvals, and issuer activity.
An agreed ethics package from the White House is the first concrete signal that market-structure legislation is moving past the standoff that stalled the bill through summer.
The trust would trade on Nasdaq under generic listing standards, putting Worldcoin alongside Solana, XRP, and Litecoin in the queue of single-asset altcoin ETF applications now in front of the…
A former New York governor on a crypto exchange board is the kind of political-credibility hire exchanges make when they want Washington access, and OKX is openly chasing Coinbase's U.S. footprint.
The flip from outflows to two straight positive weeks is led by ETHA, the same institutional pull that carried IBIT through a parallel BTC recovery earlier this summer.
A single options position worth roughly 2% of Bitcoin's circulating supply is now the loudest long on the Fed-cut thesis, dwarfing what Wall Street's $100K targets priced in.
The consolidation looks balanced on a macro frame, but rising short-term, price-sensitive capital means the tape is now thin enough that any momentum shift can travel fast.
Two weeks of net-positive ETF flows have only replaced 3% of the eight-week selloff, and a $2.3 billion stablecoin exodus from Binance and Bybit has thinned the bid just as oil above $91 reignites…
Two consecutive weeks of net inflows ended an eight-week bleeding streak, but the cumulative fresh capital is only slightly larger than the smallest week of outflows that preceded it, leaving the…
ETH funds nearly matched the Bitcoin bid on a weekly basis, a rotation that points to capital spreading beyond the BTC trade as institutional appetite broadens across major assets.
The fee lands below every existing US spot ETH product and would undercut Grayscale, setting up a staking-driven cost battle for advisor wallet share.
The $1.10 area has flipped to resistance and open interest is fading, so the next leg hinges on whether the psychologically important $1.00 zone holds or breaks.
ETF outflows above $424M erased last week's gains in a single session, and the failed bounce off $62,500 puts the bid under altcoins next.
The dual-asset inflow day keeps the institutional bid alive on both legs: BTC products extended a steady streak while ETH kept grinding higher, with neither side dominated by a single issuer.
The BlackRock CEO framed the recent washout as a healthy deleveraging, not a structural crack, and pinned a 12-month bullish thesis on tech-driven margin expansion across markets.
Industry lobbyists say updated legislative text now won't land until next week, and the version Republican staff circulated already lacks Democratic backing ahead of a floor vote that needs 60 votes.
Bloomberg's Eric Balchunas maps IBIT against GLD, arguing the same sentiment-driven demand that fueled gold's rallies will deliver Bitcoin ETF holders the same stomach-churning drawdowns.
Softer inflation revived institutional demand, but CoinShares says the policy outlook still limits the case for a BTC break above $80,000.
The fund will test whether active management and adviser distribution can reverse investors’ strong preference for single-asset crypto exposure.
The structural market bill needs 60 Senate votes and now has none from Democrats after a last-minute ethics rewrite. Two July windows remain before midterm recess pulls it off the floor.
BlackRock's CEO reads the flush as excess derivatives positioning, not weakening demand, with ETF flows and macro catalysts now the scoreboard traders care about.
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