Spot and futures crypto ETFs — flows, AUM, new filings, approvals, and issuer activity.
The single-day print is small for the cohort, but the streak — net outflows on nearly every session since May 7 — is the real signal: institutional supply is still hitting the market without a…
The approval routes Bitcoin through OCC clearing and the same margin and brokerage systems equity index desks already use — but the contract doesn't go live until CFTC exemptive relief and an OCC…
Spot BTC products bled $1.26B the same week altcoin ETFs pulled in $110M combined — the institutional bid is still there, it just moved desks.
Cash-settled, European-style contracts on QBTC will trade on Phlx — the first time a US-listed exchange can offer institutional-grade Bitcoin index derivatives, and a quiet end-run around the spot…
B3's first guaranteed OTC option tied to Hashdex's HASH11 cleared through the same CCP, margining, and settlement plumbing that BlackRock is still lobbying US regulators to open to tokenized assets.
Pending CFTC approval, QBTC lets investors hedge 1 BTC per contract through a normal brokerage account — a structural leg-up in the march to institutional crypto risk management.
The outflow lands as BTC trades well below its January peak and marks one of the largest weekly redemptions since the products launched — ETH funds joined the bleed while SOL, XRP, and HYPE saw…
Index-eligible status means passive funds and active managers restricted to Russell 1000 names will be forced buyers of BMNR at reconstitution, a structural bid layer the stock lacked a week ago.
Spot bitcoin ETFs recorded $1.26 billion in net outflows last week — the worst weekly bleed since late January — as…
The drop pairs a 10% drawdown from the May high with the largest single-week ETF outflow since January, and a global yield reset is siphoning the marginal bid from zero-risk assets.
A third pre-launch S-1 amendment is the standard SEC dance, but Bloomberg's Seyffart reads the cadence as issuers closing in on launch — setting up a three-way HYPE ETF fight.
The $BTC and $ETH spot-ETF books are now in their longest synchronized retreat since launch — six days for IBIT's cohort, ten for the ETH funds, with no end-of-window bid in sight.
BofA's Q1 13F shows conviction concentrating in BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF while the bank quietly pulled back from its Ether and Solana product exposure.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has approved options trading on a Nasdaq Bitcoin index, marking a…
The SEC has approved options trading on the Nasdaq Bitcoin Index, a landmark regulatory step that opens the door to a…
The $1.46B weekly BTC ETF outflow and $274M weekly ETH ETF outflow dwarf the $10.77M SOL ETF inflow — the rotation is real, but it's small relative to the bleed on the majors.
A small token's product line is winning flows while the majors bleed — but a one-day wallet spike is doing most of the rhetorical work.
ETH options expire 129K contracts and $280M notional — bull-side put-call ratios across both assets point to neutral-to-bearish hedging demand, not panic.
Ether funds just printed their 9th straight day of net outflows, while Solana spot ETFs quietly absorbed $3.86M — the first sign of rotation, or a one-day blip?
Spot ETF outflows are stacking up just as the CLARITY Act hands the industry its clearest US regulatory framework yet — price now has to defend a $70K line with the structural bid rolling off.
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