U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs attracted a combined $2.61 billion over five trading sessions, marking their strongest weekly inflows since October 2025. Bitcoin ETFs led with $1.92 billion, making up 73% of the total, while Ether ETFs added nearly $700 million. The inflows coincided with significant price rallies in both cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin surpassing $76,000 and Ether rising above $2,400. BlackRock's ETFs dominated Friday's inflows, highlighting strong institutional demand amid market momentum. This surge reverses the previous week's outflows and suggests renewed investor interest, though experts caution sustained trends depend on further market catalysts.
When leaving Austria with significant Bitcoin holdings, the country may impose an exit tax calculated as if the Bitcoin were sold at the moment of departure, based on the market value then. If moving to an EU or EEA country, tax payment can be deferr...
Stanley Druckenmiller invested $64.7 million in Bitdeer, a bitcoin mining and data center operator, and $23.1 million in Hyperliquid Strategies, a decentralized trading platform, during Q2 2026. These moves reflect his growing interest in digital ass...
On August 21, Uniswap burned approximately 150,000 UNI tokens valued at $590,000, marking a new daily record. This burn is part of Uniswap's fee switch mechanism, which uses trading fees to buy and burn UNI tokens, reducing supply and creating deflat...
Fetch.ai (FET) surged more than 15% in 24 hours, reaching $0.15, supported by strong long positions and positive funding rates in its perpetual market. Spot market demand remains robust, with significant net outflows to private wallets indicating str...
Arbitrum has activated its latest software update, ArbOS 61 Elara, introducing optional compliance filters for its Orbit platform. This update aims to enhance regulatory compliance flexibility for users and developers on the network. The new filters ...
