After ten days of continuous outflows, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of about $223.5 million on July 2, reversing a painful streak that saw billions withdrawn since their January 2024 launch. This inflow represents roughly 3,730 BTC returning to the funds, following a tough period marked by Bitcoin price corrections and significant redemptions totaling around $4.4 billion over May and June. Despite recent volatility, these ETFs have amassed over $51.5 billion in cumulative net inflows, holding about 3% of Bitcoin's total circulating supply, with BlackRock's IBIT dominating asset management. The inflow signals potential renewed institutional interest in Bitcoin ETFs after a challenging period.
The Pacifico Surf Open Cerritos 2026, an international surf competition, will take place from November 19–22 in La Paz, Baja California Sur, attracting over 120 surfers. This event highlights the region's strong surf culture and diverse outdoor activ...
Next Technology Holding, the 18th-largest public corporate bitcoin holder, authorized the sale or pledging of its 5,833 BTC following Binance's major security breach. Although none of its bitcoin was held at Binance, the incident prompted the company...
Tokenized funds on the Arbitrum layer-2 network have reached a market capitalization of $1.1 billion, highlighting growing interest in faster, cheaper Ethereum transactions. Notably, FTDA’s BENJI money market fund holds over $56 million on Arbitrum, ...
Approximately 225 million XRP, valued at $281 million, is used as collateral for $151.8 million in stablecoin loans through Maple Finance, with major repayments due in December 2026 and January 2027. These loans allow institutions to borrow dollars a...
Apple CEO John Ternus emphasized that the company aims to integrate AI in its products in a way that genuinely benefits users, rather than using AI just for the sake of it. Despite perceptions that Apple has lagged behind in AI, especially with delay...
