Bitcoin, ETF and Weekly Inflow
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Bitcoin spot Exchange Traded Funds begin trading today on three exchanges. Here is what you need to know about the new listings.
Bitcoin rose above $80,000 for the first time since May as larger Treasury buybacks and renewed US crypto legislation hopes lifted the market.
Bitcoin climbed above $76,000 as ETF and spot demand strengthened further. Bitcoin ETFs drew $517.19 million on Aug. 19, the strongest since May 4. Analysts say sustained spot demand is needed to confirm a durable breakout.
ProShares's Bitcoin Strategy Fund is beginning to trade at the NYSE after the SEC let the deadline for comments lapse.
MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- 7RCC Global, a financial technology and research firm focused on bridging traditional capital markets, digital assets, and regulated market infrastructure, today marked the trading debut of the 7RCC Spot Bitcoin and Carbon Credit ...
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BlackRock Says the Long-Term Investment Thesis for Bitcoin Remains Intact. Is Bitcoin Now a Buy?
Bitcoin's 40% decline in price is nothing to worry about, as long as you focus on the long term.
Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) ETFs have changed how investors get exposure to crypto without holding the coin directly. Instead of dealing with wallets or exchanges, you can now tap into Bitcoin's price through a regular brokerage account. The problem is that not ...
Bitcoin holds near $77K after surging more than 20% in last week's rally. US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $1.9B, the strongest weekly inflow total of 2026. Fading short-covering leaves $80K dependent on fresh institutional demand. Bitcoin was trading around $77,000, holding last week’s explosive gains but below $80,000.
Analysts see near-term selling pressure but highlight Bitcoin's long-term prospects as a risk haven and an improved payment network as potential upside catalysts.
Bitcoin trades near $79,000 on August 25, up roughly 24% from $64,146 just one week ago, its largest weekly gain in more than three years.