Bitcoin's current bull cycle peak could be driven by increased institutional capital and ETF demand outside the United States, according to Cryptoquant founder Ki Young Ju. While the US has approved spot bitcoin ETFs since 2024, many countries like South Korea still face regulatory barriers limiting retail and corporate access. Ju expects wider international ETF availability, deeper stablecoin liquidity, and tokenized real-world asset infrastructure to expand global participation. This broader access could mark the next phase of bitcoin adoption beyond US markets, with institutions holding bitcoin as a strategic asset and ETFs becoming more accessible worldwide.
Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP is urging investors who bought AEVEX Corp. securities between April 17, 2026, and April 17, 2026, to consider joining a federal securities class action lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges that AEVEX and its executives misled investors b...
Ethereum spot ETFs have attracted over $1.5 billion in inflows across 12 trading days since August 12, driven largely by BlackRock's clients purchasing $1.02 billion. Despite strong ETF demand, Ethereum's price is consolidating between $2,383 and $2,...
Bitwise's Solana Staking ETF (BSOL) reached over $1 billion in assets under management just 10 months after its October 2025 launch, despite Solana's price falling 60% from its peak. BSOL holds more than half of all Solana ETF assets and stakes 96% o...
On September 2, 2026, Zilliqa will execute a hard fork to move ZIL balances from old wallets to new ones for ten exchanges, enabling them to reopen deposits and withdrawals after weeks of suspension. This fork addresses a critical signing flaw in the...
The crypto market cap closed the week flat at $2.73 trillion after volatile swings between $2.70 trillion and $2.79 trillion, following a prior week’s $500 billion surge. Bitcoin showed resilience, finishing with a modest 1% weekly gain and over 20% ...
