On September 11, BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) experienced $19.23 million in client redemptions, the largest single-fund outflow among US spot Bitcoin ETFs that day. This outflow represents only 0.03% of IBIT’s $60.6 billion assets under management, highlighting its scale and resilience. The redemptions are driven by investors exiting positions, not BlackRock selling Bitcoin itself. Broader market shifts, including changing Federal Reserve policies, are influencing institutional investors to rebalance portfolios, often reducing Bitcoin exposure during risk-off periods. Despite recent outflows, IBIT remains the dominant US spot Bitcoin ETF with substantial inflows since its 2024 launch.
Bitcoin has rebounded about 24% over two weeks but remains stuck between $76,000 and $82,000, trading near $77,000. CryptoQuant highlights that a decisive break above the 365-day moving average at $81,700 is needed to confirm a new bull market, as th...
BNB Chain captured $3.62 billion in new real-world asset value in 2026, topping blockchain growth charts. Its token price rebounded strongly to around $731, facing resistance near $750-$770. The ecosystem's DeFi total value locked rose 15.6% to $5.66...
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Teucrium has postponed the launch of its 2x Short Daily XRP ETF for the 19th time, pushing the effective date to October 11, 2026, without clear reasons from SEC filings. This ETF aims to deliver twice the inverse daily performance of XRP, but its re...
