Over the past three weeks, Bitcoin ETFs have drawn approximately $3.8 billion, marking their strongest inflow since early 2024. Despite Bitcoin's price falling below $80,000, ETFs continued to attract capital, indicating renewed institutional interest. BlackRock and Fidelity led inflows, with BlackRock's IBIT ETF capturing two-thirds of the latest daily inflows. While this recovery has reduced the outflows recorded since January, Bitcoin ETFs still face a net outflow of about $1 billion for 2026. The trend suggests a rotation of funds back into Bitcoin, contrasting with slower inflows for Ethereum and XRP ETFs. Sustained positive inflows will be key to fully offsetting earlier outflows and confirming a durable institutional demand recovery.
Despite a recent price correction that pushed Bitcoin below $80,000, traders on the Kalshi platform remain optimistic, betting on Bitcoin reaching $85,000 by the end of September. This bullish sentiment follows a strong rally in August, with traders ...
AeroVironment secured a significant LOCUST laser contract worth over $400 million, strengthening its financial position with $632 million in cash and $834 million in debt. This contract win is expected to increase the company's 2027 revenue guidance ...
Tokenized gold, especially Tether Gold (XAUT), has regained strong attention in crypto markets, with increased activity across decentralized exchanges, lending platforms, and leveraged futures. XAUT and PAXG lead gold-backed assets on decentralized e...
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has conducted tests on the XRP Ledger, highlighting its growing capabilities. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse expressed that this was expected due to the XRP Ledger's low fees, fast settlement, and proven tra...
Private equity firms are increasingly acquiring Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), often paying significant premiums. This trend suggests that many REITs may be undervalued compared to the private market value of their properties. The article hig...
