On July 16, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $79.15 million in net inflows, led by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) with $33.44 million. In contrast, spot Ethereum ETFs experienced $28.04 million in net outflows, though Bitwise's ETHW saw a $2.28 million inflow. This divergence highlights stronger institutional demand for Bitcoin compared to Ethereum amid ongoing market volatility. Investors will watch if Bitcoin ETF inflows signal a broader recovery after fluctuating demand in recent weeks.
Tesla has rapidly expanded its Cybercab robotaxi fleet in Austin, increasing the number of vehicles more than eight times within a month to over 300. This significant growth suggests Elon Musk's vision for autonomous robotaxis is gaining traction. Th...
Hansae Mobility inaugurated its new Turan factory in Fergana, Uzbekistan, expanding its global manufacturing footprint. This facility will produce brake components and steering parts for over 310,000 vehicles annually, enhancing supply responsiveness...
Hansae Mobility inaugurated its Turan plant in Fergana, Uzbekistan, marking a strategic move to enhance local manufacturing and supply for global automakers. The facility will produce braking and steering components for over 310,000 vehicles annually...
Hansae Mobility inaugurated a new automotive parts factory in Fergana, Uzbekistan, expanding its global manufacturing network. The Turan plant will supply brake and steering components for over 310,000 vehicles annually, enhancing local production an...
In 2026, the United States shifted to being a net importer of Bitcoin for the first time since 2022, driven by institutional buying while retail investors sold. The launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in January 2024 increased the US share of global Bitcoin ...
