Bitcoin ETFs Pull In $1B This Week, Still Below Past Rally Pace
Bitcoin ETFs attracted over $1 billion this week, but average daily inflows still trail levels seen during three previous steep BTC rallies.
Bitcoin ETFs attracted over $1 billion this week, but average daily inflows still trail levels seen during three previous steep BTC rallies.
Bitcoin volatility approaches a yearly low as BTC holds $80,000–$84,000, with K33 expecting larger moves as traders await the Fed decision and US midterms.
FINMA approves Switzerland’s first retail spot Bitcoin ETF under Swiss fund law, requiring custody safeguards and disclosures while warning of volatility.
BlackRock files for the iShares Bitcoin Managed Protect ETF, seeking capped Bitcoin upside exposure and a level of downside protection through IBIT.
Bitcoin and Ether ETFs recorded $549 million in weekly outflows, while Ether’s October withdrawals reached $955 million.
Bitcoin faces a key $80,000 support test after hot US inflation, as Glassnode flags ETF outflows and resistance near $88,000.
DeepSigma unveils a paper-trading demo for 77 real-world asset perpetual markets, covering stocks, indexes, commodities, ETFs and Treasury yields.
Bitcoin briefly falls below $82,000 as crypto liquidations reach $822 million, ETF withdrawals weigh, and South Korea’s stock market sell-off adds pressure.
JPMorgan estimates $50 billion in crypto inflows this year, with improving ETF demand and stronger futures positioning supporting momentum into Q4.
Bitcoin retreats below $81,000 as QCP forecasts an $80,000-$90,000 Q4 range, ETF outflows surge, and analysts watch support below $81,000.
Winklevoss Asset Services files for a spot Zcash ETF under ticker WINK, proposing Gemini custody, a 0.25% fee, and potential $100 million backing.
Spiko raises $90 million in an NEA-led Series B to launch new tokenized cash funds, expand across Europe and grow its $2.7 billion asset base.