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Bitcoin and ether ETFs approved in January and July respectively, played a vital role in the industry’s record-breaking year. Crypto Gives ETF Industry a Second Wind Global exchange-traded funds (ETFs) averaged $4 billion in daily inflows and closed out with a record-breaking total of $1 trillion in annual inflows for 2024, according to reporting from … Read more
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
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
The crypto asset manager has now filed for a spot Solana ETF after getting the ball rolling for a spot for XRP ETF and Litecoin ETF earlier in October. Go to Source
Despite its recent price rally, search interest for “Bitcoin” on Google is still generating only a fraction of the traffic that “AI” has over the last week. Go to Source
It may be too early to judge Bitcoin’s performance for the rest of October as investors are “largely reactionary to macro events,” says a crypto analyst. Go to Source
Bitcoin broke above $65,000 mark during late trading on Sept. 26, with the day bringing over $360 million in inflows to United States-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs. Go to Source
Glassnode data highlights a “notable decline in trade activity over the last quarter,” but traders are hopeful that Q4 will bring a sharp trend reversal. Go to Source
Three spot Bitcoin ETF issuers saw an inflow on Sept. 9 — but it didn’t include BlackRock, which recorded a rare outflow on the day. Go to Source
Investment advisors are expanding their spot Bitcoin ETF holdings, but Coinbase warns that “large inflows” might not be seen immediately due to the slow summer period in the United States. Go to Source
