Institutional demand for Bitcoin and Ether ETFs remains strong with over $220 million in net inflows recorded in a single day, led predominantly by BlackRock's funds. This marks the fourth consecutive day of gains, totaling $755 million in inflows, signaling sustained confidence from major financial players despite recent price volatility. The steady number of ETF shares outstanding suggests a long-term accumulation strategy rather than short-term speculation. This trend highlights institutional investors' strategic commitment to crypto assets, while raising questions about capital concentration among a few large asset managers and the future impact of regulatory changes on the broader crypto market.
Ethereum price surged past its $2,550–$2,575 resistance zone on September 20, now using this level as support. The token climbed over 75% from $1,510 to $2,650 in three months, marking its second-best quarterly gain on record. Institutional ETF inflo...
Polymarket, a major player in the prediction market sector, is under investigation by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) after a $10 million attempted fraud was uncovered on its U.S. betting platform. The company reportedly rejected 80% ...
In 2024, the AI power trade, which saw surging interest in stocks of power suppliers and equipment makers, has cooled off since June despite rising earnings and positive guidance. This paradox exists because power remains a critical bottleneck for da...
Shiba Inu's price surged over 5% in 24 hours, reclaiming levels above $0.0000055 amid a broader crypto market upswing. However, on-chain data reveals a large net inflow of 144 billion SHIB tokens to exchanges, indicating sellers dominate and may trig...
This week, crypto markets experienced high volatility with Bitcoin reclaiming $80,000 and Ethereum and Solana rallying due to short covering and renewed risk appetite. Altcoins outperformed late in the week, led by Akedo (AKE) which surged 400%, driv...
