Bitcoin ETFs attract $5.3B after Treasury buyback plan
The timing puts Treasury liquidity policy at the center of the institutional Bitcoin trade, with nearly half of the reported inflows arriving in one week.
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The timing puts Treasury liquidity policy at the center of the institutional Bitcoin trade, with nearly half of the reported inflows arriving in one week.
GoPlus says the attackers forged transaction data inside a compromised wallet backend, making Bitget's own authorized signing system generate valid signatures for $387.5M in unauthorized transfers.
The six-month gain frames crypto as a market-wide growth story, with durability now more important than the headline figure.
The agreement links Binance's distribution reach with Circle's stablecoin business, giving USDC a major exchange channel while aligning the two companies through an equity investment.
The guidance touches both asset allocation and recordkeeping, bringing tokenization closer to the operating rules of regulated US derivatives markets.
The partnership brings tokenized portfolio products to non-US investors, as a separate S&P Global survey points to the strongest US business growth in more than five years.
The staff guidance favors buybacks on functional networks, but it is nonbinding and does not give token holders a claim on protocol revenue.
A token can preserve ownership while its artwork depends on a marketplace's servers, leaving collectors responsible for keeping the files accessible.
The weekly record marks a sharp pickup in demand for spot Bitcoin exposure, though the flow figure alone does not establish how long buying will persist.
ETF inflows and rising volume add support to the recovery, but $84,000–$85,000 resistance and the $77,000 True Market Mean remain key tests.
The reversal follows a $5.8B year-to-date deficit in July, while inflows also returned to Ether and Solana funds, pointing to a broader rebound in demand for crypto ETF exposure.
SEC and CFTC actions, alongside a proposed stablecoin framework, put regulatory implementation in motion even as Congress has not passed the bill.
A reported overseas stablecoin initiative could serve US goals of expanding dollar use and Treasury demand, but no deal with Tether has been established.
The ruling deepens a circuit split over whether federal commodities law shields sports event contracts, leaving Kalshi facing a state-by-state fight and more appeals.
Under the proposal’s scenarios, 6 million additional eligible BAL would reduce the illustrative redemption value by about 8.7%; the grant and any fork payout remain unapproved and conditional.
The agreement marks a step toward easing trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies, a shift markets may read as supportive of risk appetite.
The dispute puts a focus on whether decentralized protocols should intervene when publicly flagged addresses move funds linked to a major exploit.
Its profitable balance sheet and partnerships with Nasdaq and the London Stock Exchange let Payward expand without making an IPO the funding hinge.
The case puts provider guidance and customer configuration at the center of bridge security, as major projects shift assets toward Chainlink CCIP.
USDC trading on Binance has already roughly doubled since the companies first partnered, but Tether’s deeper liquidity and entrenched user habits remain formidable barriers.