Bitcoin ETFs Draw Nearly $1B in Three Days
The persistence puts institutional demand back in focus, with a three-day run carrying more weight than a single-session spike.
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The persistence puts institutional demand back in focus, with a three-day run carrying more weight than a single-session spike.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs have widened access to that return profile, but the same institutional flows that built the bid can reverse sharply when macro pressure rises.
The figure is a direct read on MiCA's first months: regulated venues are now the off-ramp, not the destination, for European crypto capital.
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The divergence — risk assets crushed while stablecoin share of the market almost doubles — is the classic late-stage deleveraging signature: capital parked on the sidelines, not destroyed.
The split is the story: traditional equities keep printing records while the total crypto market sits well below its prior peak, signalling capital is still favouring legacy risk assets over digital…
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The $75B raise is the headline, but the cross-asset liquidity drain is the actual risk: MSCI already flagged megacap 2026 IPOs as a passive-flow reallocation event, and Bitcoin now sits inside the…
Global equity funds absorbed $48.72B last week while money-market funds shed a record $173.24B the week prior.