
Bitcoin ETFs inflow streak reaches $2.2 billion in 6 days as assets near $100 billion
Six straight days of buying have pulled in $2.26 billion as trading volume triples and IBIT call activity hits records.

Six straight days of buying have pulled in $2.26 billion as trading volume triples and IBIT call activity hits records.

US crypto ETFs pulled in more than $1 billion, with IBIT and ETHA absorbing roughly $896 million combined.

Bitcoin’s institutional bear market is unfolding through ETF redemptions and treasury-company sales.

ETH/BTC crossed 0.030 after funds drew $365 million, though valuation and exchange-flow indicators leave the longer-term recovery unresolved.

Bitcoin never closes, but the $77 billion ETF market built around it still spends every weekend waiting for Wall Street to reopen.

Morgan Stanley's MSSE beat BlackRock’s dominant ETH fund while MSOL captured all inflows into US Solana ETFs.

Six regulated paths offer Bitcoin exposure, yet new research reveals pricing gaps that can reach $25 million.

XRP whales are accumulating and taking a record share of exchange withdrawals, but the token still needs stronger demand to escape its recent range.

The SEC is reconsidering whether increasingly complex ETFs are stretching retail investors’ trust in the familiar fund structure too far.

BTC's next major advance may require deeper allocations from advisers, corporations, banks and sovereign investors.

ETFs were just the start. Bitcoin now backs insurance reserves, rated bonds, and billion-dollar loans. We look inside the buildout that few are watching.

ETF withdrawals, exchange inflows and options positioning show pressure building around crypto’s second-largest token.