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US crypto ETFs pulled in more than $1 billion, with IBIT and ETHA absorbing roughly $896 million combined.
Spot Bitcoin funds are heading for their best week since April while whales add more than $1.2 billion, even as derivatives traders refuse to chase the rally.
Its new SEC-registered broker-dealer can pursue roles currently occupied by traditional market makers such as Jane Street.
BlackRock’s crypto ETFs moved from a $13.9 billion Q2 increase to a $3.5 billion decrease, while positive August sessions remain inconclusive.
A Bitcoin breakout above $69,000 could open a thinner supply zone toward $84,000, but Friday’s jobs report and weak ETF demand may decide whether the move holds.
A devastating six-month bleed has wiped $165 million from Grayscale's XRP trust through a toxic mix of mass exits and market crashes.
The product-wide pause followed an $18.1 million BSOL outflow while seed and conversion capital complicate the cumulative total.
ETHA’s reverse split carries none of the usual delisting pressure and could instead improve its price profile and trading costs.
Exchange reserves surged as users fled exposed wallets, while one analyst said spot ETFs could offer a simpler custody option.
