Recent data on Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF flows indicate that institutional investors are taking a cautious approach, selectively buying during price dips rather than aggressively increasing exposure. Spot Bitcoin ETFs like BlackRock IBIT and Fidelity FBTC are seeing modest inflows, while Grayscale GBTC continues to experience outflows, reflecting portfolio rebalancing rather than new accumulation. Bitcoin trades around $63,459 with a dominance of 56.4%, signaling institutions are maintaining core Bitcoin exposure but waiting for clearer market signals before committing more capital. This cautious stance aligns with a broader risk-off sentiment, as stablecoins dominate daily gainers and Ethereum prices have dropped more sharply.
A Ripple-commissioned study by Boston Consulting Group finds that regional banks with $200-$300 billion balance sheets could improve financial results by up to $100 million through enhanced digital asset custody services. Custody is evolving from sim...
Uniswap topped decentralized exchange (DEX) trading volumes over the past seven days, reaching about $13.079 billion. PancakeSwap was second with approximately $5.892 billion, while Aero ranked third with $3.538 billion, including $868 million from i...
Robinhood is seeing fast growth in prediction contracts linked to Bitcoin, gold, and crude oil, with $156 million in revenue from event contracts in Q2 2026, surpassing equity and crypto trading revenue. These contracts allow traders to speculate on ...
Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin's creator, is estimated to hold about 1.1 million BTC mined during Bitcoin's early days, worth roughly $88 billion at current prices. None of these coins have ever been moved or sold, making this wealth unique as it remains ...
Bitcoin rose slightly by 0.09% to $80,922 while the total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell 2.63% to $2.73 trillion over 24 hours. Ether dropped 0.55% to $2,367, but XRP, BNB, and Solana saw modest gains. Trading volume was $56.50 billion, wi...
