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
This week saw heavy outflows for Spot Bitcoin ETF and a mixed level of flows for Spot Ethereum ETF. Meanwhile, respective prices of BTC and ETH continued to fluctuate amid multiple scenarios playing out. It remains to be seen how both ETFs open in the next week. Outflows for Spot
One of the most visible advancements in the use of Bitcoin in public finances has been in the state of Florida, as a bill to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve has been tabled by the legislative body, which would look to invest a potential 10% of its strategic assets in
U.S. spot exchange-traded funds of BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, and DOGE all saw a positive flow as the new year began, indicating a strong institutional demand for crypto funds. With that, Bitcoin ETFs, which have been in a record decline in the last two months, where there have been no
BTC and ETH just marked upticks in their respective values. Spot Bitcoin ETF and Spot Ether ETF saw inflows as well. Both developments come as the new year commences, triggering speculation for a bull run in the days to come in 2026. It is likely that reports on the US
Bitcoin ETFs saw a huge inflow in January 2025, about $5.25 billion, which indicated increased investor interest, and has been a great start for that year. That excitement seemed to pick up steam by the middle of the year, where July 2025 saw total inflows reaching about $6.02 billion. But
Momentum for Bitcoin exchange-traded funds continues to build in South Korea, even as regulatory approval remains out of reach. The country’s main securities and derivatives operator, the Korea Exchange, has signaled that it stands ready to support crypto-linked investment products once regulators give the green light. Speaking at the first
Spot Bitcoin ETF and Spot Ether ETF record negative flows on the first day of the week, that is on December 29, 2025. This officially continues the outflow momentum from the previous week, possibly reflecting the price dips over the last 24 hours. Nevertheless, BTC and ETH are estimated to
Bitcoin ETFs Register 825M Outflows as Holiday Trading Undermines Institutional Demand. The US trading sessions cause a sustained capital flight out of the cryptocurrency investment vehicles under the pressure of year-end taxes. Bitcoin exchange-traded funds saw substantial capital outflows during the last trading week of the year before Christmas, which
The latest evaluation by blockchain analytics firm Glassnode shows that digital asset exchange-traded funds are undergoing the longest investor withdrawal since the beginning of November. United States spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows have been in negative territory in the thirty-day moving average for several weeks in a row. This
