On July 10, US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $90.4 million in net inflows, while Ethereum ETFs gained $18.4 million, indicating a cautious return of institutional capital after a massive $4 billion outflow in June. This inflow follows a break in a 10-day outflow streak and highlights renewed interest in crypto ETFs, led by BlackRock and Fidelity products. The inflows suggest a broader re-engagement with crypto assets amid easing inflation and Bitcoin prices stabilizing between $56,000 and $64,000. Investors should watch if this positive trend continues, as it could signal a shift in institutional sentiment after the June selloff.
Router Protocol announced it will cease all cross-chain infrastructure operations by September 30, ending its bridging services. The project plans to permanently burn 303,333,198 ROUTE tokens from its treasury and coordinate with exchanges on token d...
GameStop's CEO Ryan Cohen and other executives have made significant insider purchases of millions of shares, showing strong confidence in the company's future despite recent stock price volatility. These buys were active decisions, not pre-scheduled...
NET Power is changing its strategy to prioritize power generation for natural gas producers and postponing its carbon capture ambitions. The company is collaborating with Entropy and Advantage Energy to leverage existing natural gas infrastructure fo...
Grass token briefly surged above $0.80, gaining over 25% in 24 hours following Multicoin Capital's investment. The DePIN project incentivizes users to share unused internet bandwidth, which is then used to process web data for AI labs. Grass plans to...
A wallet linked to Quant's founder transferred 25,776 QNT tokens valued at about $6.97 million after seven years of inactivity. The tokens were sent to several newly created wallets, while the original wallet still holds around 600,000 QNT tokens wor...
