US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a massive $517.2 million inflow on Wednesday, the largest since May 4, driven mainly by BlackRock's IBIT. This surge reflects growing institutional interest as Bitcoin's price recovers to around $64,000-$65,000. Spot Bitcoin ETFs, which require actual Bitcoin purchases, offer institutions a compliant way to invest, fueling real buying pressure. The trend suggests continued strong demand and expansion of similar ETFs for other digital assets in 2026.
At Malaysia's IGEM 2026, Sigenergy showcased its latest AI-driven energy technologies, including smart storage and inverter systems, highlighting its role in advancing sustainable energy. The company also signed MOUs with local partners Milieu and YT...
NEAR Protocol traded at $4.93 on October 10, 2026, rising 8.6% after a sharp 16.37% drop the day before. Despite a 97.5% gain over 30 days, the price has been volatile and flat over the past two weeks, fluctuating within a narrow range. This volatili...
U.S. bitcoin spot ETFs reversed two days of outflows with $21.13 million in net inflows on October 9, 2026. Among 12 ETFs, IBIT and HODL attracted inflows of $22.38 million and $2.33 million respectively, while FBTC saw outflows of $3.58 million. The...
U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs experienced net outflows for the ninth consecutive trading day on October 9, with $56.1 million withdrawn, narrowing from $72.54 million the previous day. This streak began on September 29, reflecting ongoing investor caution ...
Two addresses on the Aster decentralized exchange (DEX) currently hold long positions totaling 7.2 million SYN tokens, valued at $1.34 million. These positions have unrealized gains of approximately $450,000, with the highest reported return reaching...
