After weeks of $1.67 billion in outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, $86 million flowed back in on June 12, driven mainly by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) which accounted for nearly two-thirds of the inflow. IBIT alone attracted about $57.7 million, buying roughly 907 BTC, signaling sustained institutional interest. BlackRock's growing Bitcoin offerings, including the new yield-generating BITA ETF, show the firm's commitment to long-term Bitcoin investment infrastructure. While encouraging, this single-day inflow recoups only about 5% of recent outflows, suggesting cautious optimism rather than a clear trend reversal.
Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetuals exchange, reached an all-time high open interest of $8.1 billion on September 20, 2026, representing about 10.9% of the global perpetual futures market. This milestone was driven by the launch of tokenized trad...
Bitcoin recovered from $75,000 to nearly $82,000 last week, driven by institutional demand and short position liquidations. However, the price hit strong resistance between $81,500 and $82,300, limiting further gains. Geopolitical tensions in the Mid...
Zama (ZAMA) surged 27% to a new all-time high of $0.092 before slightly retracing to around $0.086, driven by strong buying pressure and increased market activity. The altcoin's market cap surpassed $200 million, with daily trading volume rising 149%...
Paradex, a decentralized derivatives exchange on Starknet, executed a record $15.76 million ETH options trade with a premium cost lower than centralized exchange Deribit. This milestone followed Paradex's integration of Paradigm's RFQ liquidity netwo...
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says the Senate's failure to pass the CLARITY Act won't halt the ongoing cryptocurrency rally that began in July. Despite the Senate rejecting the bill by a narrow margin, crypto prices have continued rising, driven by institu...
