In August 2026, the Invesco QQQ Trust, a major NASDAQ 100 ETF, experienced a significant net outflow of approximately $10.9 billion, including a record single-day withdrawal of $5.71 billion. In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs saw about $1.92 billion in net inflows during the same period, reflecting a partial recovery in Bitcoin prices. Despite a brief rebound in early August, QQQ ended the month with substantial net outflows, continuing a trend from June. Bitcoin ETFs remain relatively new and smaller in scale, so sustained inflows would need to surpass previous outflows to indicate a lasting shift in investor sentiment.
Grayscale's Head of Research, Zach Pandl, identifies three key reasons why now could be a favorable time to buy Bitcoin for investors with a long-term perspective: ongoing adoption trends, the bear market nearing typical cycle length, and a supportiv...
XRP surged 40% over the past week to $1.40, its highest since May 18, driven by a broader crypto market rally led by Bitcoin surpassing $77,000. The rise is supported by increased trading volume nearing $10 billion and new money entering via derivati...
USDC's daily trading volume on decentralized exchanges surged to $2.8 billion, marking a 30-day high amid a broader DeFi volume recovery. USDC now accounts for about 77% of adjusted on-chain transfer volume year-to-date, with $32 trillion settled thr...
Bitcoin surged past $79,000, extending a five-day rally over 30%, but significant selling by institutions like Jump Crypto and a large whale triggered over $647 million in long liquidations. This selling pressure caused Bitcoin's price to retrace to ...
Bitcoin surged from $65,000 to nearly $80,000, its highest in three months, driven by recent US Treasury monetary changes. The Fear & Greed Index hit 71-72, a level of greed not seen in previous rallies this year, signaling strong investor enthusiasm...
