US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows exceed $100 billion in 2025, led by institutional investors like BlackRock and Morgan Stanley. This surge is fueled by clearer SEC regulations, improved custody solutions, and macroeconomic pressures pushing institutions toward digital assets for portfolio diversification. The growing institutional presence is stabilizing the crypto market by channeling capital through regulated platforms, enhancing liquidity and price discovery. Analysts expect continued ETF approvals in 2026, signaling a stronger role for institutional capital in crypto markets.
Crinetics Pharmaceuticals presented positive Phase 2 trial results for atumelnant, an oral ACTH receptor antagonist, showing it effectively lowers androgen levels and allows reduction of glucocorticoid doses in adults with classic congenital adrenal ...
Zymeworks Inc. presented new Phase 1 data for ZW191, an antibody-drug conjugate targeting folate receptor alpha, showing promising anti-tumor activity in platinum-resistant ovarian cancer patients regardless of receptor expression levels. The confirm...
Crypto markets faced pressure this week with Bitcoin stabilizing after a selloff and ETF outflows continuing. Despite this, AI and tech-related tokens like Audiera (BEAT) surged over 100%, driven by strong buying interest, while others like Bittensor...
MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor introduced new Bitcoin treasury metrics as the company's stock trades below its modified net asset value, reflecting concerns over its leveraged Bitcoin strategy. The new metrics, including CEBE BPS and Amplification,...
Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, clarified that the 1,096 Bitcoin linked to Cardano's early ADA crowdsale were used to pay auditors who reviewed the fundraising process in 2016. The audit, requested by then-Cardano Foundation chairman Michael P...
