US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $517.19 million in net inflows on Wednesday, marking the largest daily inflow since early May. This surge coincided with Bitcoin's price rising above $69,000 for the first time in two months, supported by a US Treasury move to double liquidity buybacks for long-term bonds and a new SEC proposal easing crypto regulations. These factors combined to boost institutional demand and market confidence, signaling renewed momentum for Bitcoin and related crypto assets. The positive ETF flows extended a three-day streak following a previous week of outflows, suggesting growing investor appetite amid improving regulatory and liquidity conditions.
Alkermes plc's drug ALKS7290 demonstrated significant improvement in ADHD symptoms in a Phase 1b trial, with patients showing a 14- to 19-point gain on a 54-point scale within two weeks. This outperforms typical placebo effects, which range from 6 to...
Morgan Stanley upgraded NNN REIT from Neutral to Overweight due to its stable income and strong financial health. The REIT boasts a 99.1% occupancy rate and 97.5% fixed-rate debt, ensuring steady rental income and protection against interest rate hik...
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Bitcoin surged past $86,000, gaining 6% in a day and pushing its market cap to $1.72 trillion, close to its 2026 opening price of $87,575. The rally was driven by a massive short squeeze liquidating over $454 million in short positions within 24 hour...
