Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) attracted $714.75 million on Tuesday, continuing a four-day inflow streak totaling about $2.3 billion amid bitcoin trading near $86,000. Blackrock’s IBIT led inflows with $350.35 million, followed by Fidelity and Morgan Stanley funds. Ether, Solana, XRP, and ZEC ETFs also saw significant inflows, signaling broadening institutional interest in crypto. This sustained demand supports bitcoin’s price momentum, with investors watching if ETF inflows can keep pace as bitcoin holds above recent breakout levels.
Bitcoin ETFs adding $715 million in inflows over four days provide context for crypto market activity. For readers following cryptocurrency broadly, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 23, 2026 20:03 WIB: Among 50 major cryptocurrencies priced on Pluang, 29 rose and 20 fell. Notable movers include BAT (Basic Attention Token) up 10.31% at Rp1.663 with 99% buy order activity, SNX (Synthetix) up 10.06% at Rp4.595 with 92% sell order activity, and EOS (EOS.IO) up 8.13% at Rp12.649.
NFT sales totaled $42.13 million over seven days, down 35.37% despite a 30.54% rise in transactions and increases in buyer and seller addresses. Ethereum led with $13.17 million in sales, down 17.53%, followed by Polygon at $9.40 million, up 12.43%, ...
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Reserve Rights Token (RSR) surged 21.66% over 24 hours on October 31, reaching a high of $0.001623. The token also saw an 11.09% increase within a 30-minute window during the day. Trading volume was $2.88 million, but no specific news or catalyst was...
NFT sales fell 35.37% to $42.13 million over the past week, even as buyer addresses rose 44.10% and transactions increased 30.54%. Ethereum led blockchain NFT sales with $13.17 million, followed by Polygon and Bitcoin, though Bitcoin sales dropped ne...
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