Bitcoin, Ether Rally Higher As US Monetary Plan Excites Bulls
Bitcoin and Ether rallied as expansionist US monetary policy and a cool-down in the Iran war tensions buoyed investor confidence.
Bitcoin and Ether rallied as expansionist US monetary policy and a cool-down in the Iran war tensions buoyed investor confidence.
Crypto investment products recorded $1.4 billion in inflows last week, with Bitcoin leading at $1.12 billion and Ether at $328 million, raising total AUM to $154.8 billion.
Bitcoin ETFs saw a surge in investor inflows and trading activity, with nearly $1 billion added in a week as markets priced in geopolitical easing and weaker demand for traditional...
Data show liquidations are contributing to Bitcoin’s negative funding rate, but rising spot demand from institutional investors could help BTC hold $75,000.
The Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust’s inflow of $19.3 million on Thursday pushed it past the WisdomTree Bitcoin Fund by total net flows despite launching just six trading days ago.
Bitwise has launched an Avalanche ETF offering exposure to AVAX and additional returns through staking, expanding institutional access to the network.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $411.5 million in inflows as Goldman Sachs filed for a Bitcoin-linked ETF, lifting total 2026 net flows back into positive territory.
US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $291 million outflows on Monday even as BTC posted a four-week high above $74,000.
Bitcoin reclaims $74,000, but low futures premiums and miner selling suggest the bear market remains a persistent risk.
Bitcoin holds above $71,000, but rallies above key resistance levels are hampered by inconsistent ETF demand and profit-taking among traders.
Bitcoin holders have priced in the quantum computing threat, leaving “adequate time” to determine a post-quantum path, according to Bernstein.
Crypto investment products recorded $1.1 billion in inflows last week, marking the largest weekly inflows since mid-January, CoinShares reported.
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