U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs ended a nine-day buying streak with a $202 million net outflow on August 28, breaking a $3.04 billion inflow run. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs continued their positive trend, adding $102 million and extending their buying streak to ten days. Bitcoin's price slipped slightly from $80,261 to around $77,500, suggesting the outflow may be profit-taking rather than panic. Investors will watch upcoming data to see if the Bitcoin ETF outflow is a one-day event or a longer trend, while Ether ETFs maintain strong inflows.
Simplify Barrier Income ETF (SBAR) delivers a 12% yield by combining short-term U.S. Treasuries with OTC barrier options linked to major equity indexes. While about 85% of its portfolio is in low-yield Treasuries and T-bills, the high yield comes fro...
The Invesco MSCI EAFE Income Advantage ETF (EFAA) delivers an 8% yield by combining international equities with equity-linked notes, maintaining a lower expense ratio than its peers. It outperforms its benchmark MSCI EAFE ETF (EFA) on risk-adjusted r...
Bitcoin held by treasury companies reached $109 billion, its highest since June, reflecting recent price recovery. Metaplanet transferred 3,000 BTC worth $237 million to Coinbase Prime, raising questions about a potential sale, though its holdings re...
Harmony Gold reported a record fiscal year 2026 with earnings up 87% to $1.61 billion, driven mainly by a 35% rise in gold prices. Despite a 3% drop in gold production and rising costs, the company generated strong cash flow and returned significant ...
Nvidia is shifting the AI narrative from just GPUs to a broader system advantage, introducing its Vera Rubin architecture that integrates specialized CPUs and accelerators to optimize data flow and efficiency in large-scale AI data centers. This appr...
