Bitcoin ETFs hit $6.4B inflows in November amid record BTC rally
US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $6.46 billion inflows in November, led by BlackRock, as BTC recorded a 45% price rally. Go to Source
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US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $6.46 billion inflows in November, led by BlackRock, as BTC recorded a 45% price rally. Go to Source
If the correlation holds up, Bitcoin price could trail the liquidity index to above $110,000 by January 2025, with a potential correction below $70,000 next. Go to Source
Based on the growing global money supply projected to peak at $127 trillion in January 2026, some analysts predict a Bitcoin cycle top above $132,000. Go to Source
Bitcoin price rallied over 58% since May, when the M2 money supply turned positive year-over-year for the first time since November 2023. Go to Source
Bitcoin’s price action has historically benefited from economic concerns and issues in the banking industry. Go to Source
Bitcoin is inching up toward six-figure valuation as investor optimism remains high due to Donald Trump’s incoming presidency and optimistic signs for cryptocurrency regulation. Go to Source
The record monthly stablecoin inflows could put Bitcoin’s price on track to top the record $100,000 mark. Go to Source
MicroStrategy upsizes its note sale to $2.6 billion to fund Bitcoin purchases, boosting confidence in BTC’s price reaching the $100,000 milestone. Go to Source
AI and big data crypto projects rebound sharply, nearing all-time highs as investor confidence surges in the ongoing Bitcoin rally. Go to Source
Expectations of improving economic policies under the Trump administration may drive Bitcoin’s price above $100,000 before the end of the month. Go to Source