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Morgan Stanley and Grayscale’s Mini Trust were the only Bitcoin funds to attract fresh capital in the sector during the latest trading session.
The Bitcoin giant is fighting a new MSCI framework that could remove it from major indexes after an earlier crypto-specific effort failed.
Sellers are showing signs of exhaustion, but weak ETF demand and historically thin spot liquidity are preventing Bitcoin from following stocks higher.
Bitcoin’s quiet CPI reaction hides a billion-dollar battle between $60,000 and $70,000.
Arthur Hayes is watching a $60 billion Fed limit as the trigger for a Bitcoin liquidity trade tied to Japan’s yen intervention.
DEFI has lost 25% of its shares since Aug. 7 despite a broader rebound that brought $865 million into US spot Bitcoin ETFs last week.
Bitcoin enters CPI week near $63,000 as inflation data, $125 billion in Treasury issuance and a $69,000 cost-basis wall set the key levels.
AVAT’s stock needs to more than triple to clear the $1 bid-price test, while a separate $35 million market-value hurdle remains.
Market losses and net redemptions cut the fund to $532.8 million while Bitcoin’s portfolio share rose to 77.81%.
