Institutional demand for Bitcoin is weakening as U.S. Spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see seven consecutive days of net outflows, with $445 million exiting Bitcoin ETFs recently. This reduces total ETF assets and removes a key source of market support during price corrections. However, large Bitcoin holders, or whales, are increasing their buying activity around key support levels, suggesting they view the dip as a buying opportunity. Meanwhile, long-term Bitcoin holders are starting to realize losses, indicating some capitulation, but this may reduce future selling pressure. Overall, sustained recovery depends on broader spot market demand beyond just whale accumulation.
Nine Mile Metals has reported positive drilling results at its Wedge Mine project, discovering around 125 metres of mineralized intervals in a new area previously undrilled. This is part of a 10,000-metre drill program aiming to expand mineralization...
The iShares Russell 2000 Value ETF (IWN) is recommended with a buy rating due to its strong performance in 2026, outperforming small-cap and growth indices amid investor rotation into value stocks. The ETF benefits from exposure to rate-sensitive sec...
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $132.3 million in net inflows on July 17, continuing a four-day streak of gains driven mainly by BlackRock's IBIT fund, which alone attracted $136.48 million. This inflow surge highlights strong institutional demand focused o...
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