Are spot Bitcoin ETF options traders really expecting a $176K BTC price?
BlackRock’s IBIT BTC options launch was a success, but how realistic are traders’ high six-figure Bitcoin price expectations? Go to Source
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BlackRock Bitcoin ETF options see ‘unheard of’ $1.9B traded on first day
Bloomberg’s senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said that “$1.9 billion is unheard of for day one” as the debut day for options on BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF saw huge volumes. Go to Source
Spot Bitcoin ETFs hit $1.7B weekly inflows, marking six-week streak
The latest inflows bring spot Bitcoin ETFs’ total net assets to $95.4 billion, or 5.27% of Bitcoin’s $1.8 trillion market capitalization. Go to Source
Blackrock’s Bitcoin ETF flips gold fund
Blackrock’s IBIT ETF now holds upwards of $33 billion in assets, more than the asset manager’s gold fund. Go to Source
Ethereum ETF inflows clock six-week high as ETH pumps 10%
The bumper inflow day came despite BlackRock’s leading fund, ETHA, showing a net zero flow. Go to Source
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF sees ‘biggest volume day ever’ with $4.1B traded
BlackRock Bitcoin ETF saw its largest day of trading activity following Donald Trump’s reelection as the president of the United States. Go to Source
Blackrock Bitcoin ETF sees $1B volume in first minutes of post-election trading
Some analysts expect Bitcoin’s price to surge following Donald Trump’s Nov. 5 election win. Go to Source
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF sees 6th ever outflow on US election day
The iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) saw a rare day of outflows before Bitcoin went on to hit a new all-time high. Go to Source
US Bitcoin ETFs notch second-largest daily outflow on eve of election
The 11 US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $541.1 million for Nov. 4, their second-largest outflow day in history. Go to Source
BlackRock’s IBIT investors throw $329M into ETF as Bitcoin dips 3%
BlackRock’s Bitcoin fund carried over to the rest of the United States spot Bitcoin ETFs, which recorded a net inflow of $294 million on Oct. 21. Go to Source
