US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their largest 30-day capital outflow of $6.35 billion, driven mainly by BlackRock and Fidelity products. This coincided with Bitcoin's 17.4% price decline to around $64,167, hitting four-month lows near $60,000. Despite the sell-off, BlackRock remains confident in Bitcoin's long-term value, viewing the outflows as short-term fluctuations amid broader economic and geopolitical pressures. The coming weeks will be critical to see if the outflow trend stabilizes or continues.
The article suggests that gold and commodities are poised for a potential decade-long bull market similar to past cycles in the 1970s and 1999–2011. Despite recent corrections in gold prices, the ongoing inflationary environment supports a sustained ...
Ethereum surged 6.5% to $2,618, reaching levels last seen in January 2026, driven by increased whale activity, record wallet growth, and strong staking demand. This rise occurred despite negative factors like the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan rai...
Bitcoin price rose 4.4% to $81,105, pushing total crypto market cap to $2.78 trillion with Bitcoin dominance at 58.3%. AKE led the gainers with a 156.1% surge to $0.0611, reflecting strong altcoin demand alongside solid gains in INJ, SKY, VET, and MO...
Grayscale's Zcash ETF (ZCSH) has attracted over $233 million in net inflows since its launch on August 25, 2026, with assets reaching around $890 million and trading volume surpassing $11 billion by mid-September. The fund announced a 3-for-1 forward...
On September 18, Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) attracted $310.72 million in net inflows, making up about 72% of all US spot Bitcoin ETF purchases that day. Total inflows across all US spot Bitcoin ETFs reached $433 million, with Fidelity...
