Crypto Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs), led by Bitcoin (BTC) funds, have broken their one-month negative streak after recording significant inflows over the last week, signaling renewed demand for the digital asset-based investment products amid broader market […]
Bitcoin ETFs saw one of their highest inflow on Monday with BlackRock buying $370 million worth of bitcoin while Fidelity added $190 million. Source link
Bitcoin has fallen below $90,000 as of writing with stock futures also suggesting red for the day while US ETFs have turned to outflows. Source link
Bitcoin is following through on yesterday’s rise, gaining from circa $95,000 to near $97,000 as of writing, with it up 4.5%. Source link
Trump has taken charge of the market once again by by threatening tariffs on a weekend, giving us a Tuesday red. Source link
“You are full of s—,” was one exchange at Davos as the crypto industry stands up to what used to be covert influence by banks over the Senate, and is now very overt. Source link
Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest level in more than a year in three weeks of red that have brought its price to $70,600 as of writing. Source link
Bitcoin saw a $10k red candle on Thursday, touching $60k, but where outflows from US ETFs are concerned, it was just a small dip. Source link
MicroStrategy has added another 1,142 BTC, worth $90 million at the time of purchase last week… Source link
Bitcoin has fallen to $66,000 as of writing, coming back down from a bounce to $72,000 after it briefly touched $60,000 last week. Source link
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