Bitcoin has risen to around $83,000, supported by renewed institutional buying, particularly from BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, which saw its largest daily ETF inflow in over a year. This rebound follows weeks of volatility and coincides with a $526.7 million net inflow into US spot Bitcoin ETFs, despite withdrawals from other funds like Fidelity and Grayscale. However, high oil prices and US Treasury yields above 5% continue to pose challenges for a stronger breakout. Ethereum and other altcoins like XRP and Solana showed mixed performance, with Ethereum experiencing outflows and lagging behind Bitcoin. Maintaining Bitcoin above $80,000 is crucial for market momentum, with a sustained move above $83,000 potentially pushing prices toward $85,000.
BlackRock shares are trading at USD 1,128.57 with a modest 0.35% gain as of Oct 21, 2026 07:35 WIB. This reflects steady investor interest despite high sell activity on Pluang, where 96% of orders are sell orders at this time.
BlackRock has filed for the iShares Bitcoin Managed Protect ETF (PBIT), a Bitcoin fund designed to limit losses by cushioning downside risk while capping potential gains. This buffer ETF uses options to absorb a portion of losses over a set period, a...
Bitcoin has been consolidating tightly over the past 28 days, closing within one daily candle body—a rare pattern seen only five times before, each followed by a strong price move. Analyst SuperBitcoinBro expects this setup to trigger a significant b...
BlackRock Asset Management Canada Limited announced the cash distributions for October 2026 for various iShares ETFs listed on the TSX and Cboe Canada. Investors holding units as of October 27, 2026, will receive payments on October 30, 2026, with di...
The iShares Preferred and Income Securities ETF (PFF) offers a headline yield of 6.76%, attracting retirees seeking income. However, after accounting for federal taxes on distributions, the fund's five-year average annual return in taxable accounts i...
Ondo Finance's tokenized Treasury product, USDY, has grown larger than BlackRock's BUIDL fund, holding about $2.33 billion compared to BUIDL's $2.2 billion. Despite this, the ONDO token, which serves as a governance token and does not pay yield, has ...
