U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded inflows for two consecutive days this week, totaling $311.56 million, and actually marked a third continuous day of inflows as they neared surpassing last week’s outflows. Even Ethereum ETFs are positive since the week started. According to the SoSoValue data, the spot Bitcoin
U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded a net inflow of $330.67 million on February 6. Among all funds, BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF alone posted the highest inflows, as this marked IBIT’s 11th day of net inflows in 2026. According to SoSoValue data, BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust(IBIT) alone saw $231.6 million in
Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw net outflows of $545 million on the second consecutive day of withdrawals, indicating a significant change in institutional sentiment. Large investors have shown a reduction in exposure to Bitcoin while it was in a volatile market. The outflows indicate a cooling-off period for institutional investment,
U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds bounced back with inflows yesterday after four straight days of outflows, while Ethereum ETFs continue to see outflows for a third consecutive day. On February 2, Bitcoin’s price dropped sharply to around $74,000 amid broader market volatility, where, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded positive flows
Sony has now made a follow-on investment in Startale Labs, solidifying its vision for Web3 as the Soneium mainnet is on the cusp of launch. This is indicative of the fact that entertainment giants are now considering Web3 as a fundamental infrastructure component and not a side project. The institutional
Nomura’s digital asset arm, Laser Digital, has applied for a U.S. national trust bank charter as it pushes deeper into regulated crypto custody. The move signals strong institutional appetite for compliant digital asset infrastructure in the United States. Momentum around institutional adoption keeps building, with trends similar to those covered
Japan is set to make a significant move towards regulated digital asset investment as financial regulators are working to approve the first cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds in the country by 2028. This move is part of Tokyo’s efforts to modernize its financial markets while maintaining tight regulation. As reported by Nikkei
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a rule that removes the special restriction on the options trading linked to Bitcoin ETFs on the Nasdaq Options Market. The decision was published under SEC Release No.34-104649 on January 21, 2026. How the New Rule Changes Bitcoin ETF Options Before
Both Spot Bitcoin ETF and Spot Ethereum ETF recorded inflows for the third consecutive day this week. The crypto market is recovering, and ETF inflows seem to be a reflection of the same. This development comes despite fewer chances for the US Federal Reserve to cut rates and a recent
Matt Hougan, Bitwise CIO, has said that BTC price would go parabolic. He has compared the scenario to that of Gold’s, tracking the pattern back to 2022. Bitcoin tokens are currently teasing a resistance zone of $96k, with ETF noting net inflows for the second consecutive day. Matt Hougan on
